( Briefs
There will be a meeting of the Sailing Club
tor members and those interested tonight at
7 :30 in the EMU. Room will be posted.
AL 341 (Russian Culture and Civilization)
and AL 424 (Dostoevsky) will meet in Studio
A of the Main Library this term.
The Judo Club will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
January 9. in the EMU. to discuss
reorganization and tournament schedule.
Room to be posted
Eugene Gay People's Alliance meets at •
p.m. Tuesday evenings at 1236 Kincaid
Street
Attention Pre-Health Profession Student
Union Steering Committee Members there
will be an important meeting at 5:30 p.m.
today in a room to be posted Your at
tendance is strongly urged as several items
need to be discussed.
Hatha Yoga will meet at 6:30 p.m. Mon
days at Friends Meeting House. 2274 Onyx.
Beginners welcome through January. Call
Judith 686-9701 for details.
Druids, junior class service honorary will
hold a meeting at * 30 p m Wednesday
January 10 at the Sigma Nu Fraternity. All
members are asked to attend
The Junior Class Cabinet Meeting will be
held at the Sigma Nu Fraternity at 7 p.m. on
Wednesday. January 10. AH cabinet
members and interested juniors are asked to
attend
Second Degree, the graduate student
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features short fiction, poetry, tec Contac
Marc Lifsher at 31V EMU. xSIVl
ASUO Senator Hank Itkin will hold office
hours from 1 30 to J 30 p m on Tuesday, in
310 EMU
Alpha Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma is
accepting applications for a S350 scholarship
for the academic year 1973 75
To be eligible, an applicant must be from
Klamath County and must be a junior or
senior woman majoring in Education.
Selection will be made in late March
For application forms, write to Mrs Dale
West. Recruitment Grant Chairman. Delta
Kappa Gamma Society, PO Bo* 6*6, Merrill,
Ore 97633
The deadline for Women's Recreation
Association intramurals for winter term has
been extended to January 8
Sign up for co-ed water polo «n inner tubes,
women and co ed basketball, women and co
ed badminton in 170 Gertksger For more
info, call x3389
A limited number of openings still exist in
the Speed Reeding classes of the Reading
and Study Skills Center at 8:30 and 1130
a.m.. and 12:30 and 130 pm
The class concentrates on increasing
reading rate and improving comprehension.
Fee tor the course rf $7 50. To register, call
686 3226 or go to 265 Condon. Classes begin
January 10.
The University Psychology Clinic is of
fer'mg weekend group experiences tor
married couples wishing to enrich their
sexual relationship. Emphasis will be on
training personal sexual skills, particularly
communication techniques
The weekends, which cost $10 tor student
and $25 for non student couples, are offered
January 77 28 and later in the year
inform .tional brochures are posted at the
Psychology Dept. third floor Concon. and at
the Counseling Center. Susan Campbell
Applications are available at the University
Psychlolgy Clinic. 1677 Agate Street. 686
fTSi
An indoor session to discuss ski four
equipment options, costs, and purchasing
information will be held at 7 p m . Tuesday.
January 7. at Room 23 EMU
As part of the Cascade Winter College's ski
touring instruction, this will serve as an
introduction for the novice skier with a
beginner's ski tour planned for this Sucnday
at GHoodoo Meadows
For further information, call <86 1365.
Noon to 3 » — French Music, Most
Allison. Spanish Folk Songs of New Mexico.
Firing Line. From OM 70 RPM Records
Geraldine Farrar. Dutch Composers or the
20th Century, Blues Rediscoveries. From
Radio Moscow
3 » to * 33 p.m. — Henze. From Deutsche
Welle. Ben Johnston. All Things Considered.
Fine Arts Calender
* 32 to 11:24 p.m. — vecchi, Aram
Chachaturian. New Music tor String
Quartet. Gustav Mahler. Antonio Vivalki,
John Renboum
* X p m — Schools Without Failure. 7
p m — vocabulary Building. 7:X p.m. —
introduction to Maas Communications. I
pm- Basic Math, i X p.m. — Computer
Tutorial. * X p.m. — IBM Keypunch
Operation, 10 p.m. — v.0. Blues.
The to)lowing employers will be recruiting
on campus tor career Job opportunities
Sign.up sheets will no! be used and m
terviewmg will be done at the Student Union
Date January 17 Company . U.S. Civil
Service Commission The lf73 Federal
Career Day programs at the University will
be conducted m as minute segments. During
the first portion at each segment, a Civil
Service Commission representative will
present general information about Federal
career opportunities and how la apply tor
Federal positions During the remainder ot
each segment, students may talk with the
panel members about opportunities and
methods ot applying ter positions sp
propriete *o the individual's major field ot
study The 4S minute segments start at *
a m and Will riot until 5 p.m.
Date January 12. Company: tforht
western School of Law. Portland. Oregon
There will be a group mooting beginning at 2
p m . then individual questions will be an.
swered until 4:30 p.m.
Date January It. Company: Stanford
Univarsity Graduate School of Business
Desired degree and major: A two year
educational program tor the highly qualified
man or woman loading to senior level
management careers in Private Enterprise.
Public Management end Law — Business
Date January 17 Company: National
Oceanic end Atmospheric Administration
(U S Dept ot Commerce). Desired degree
ondmeier Any meior. any degree. Type ot
position: Sales Mgmt Trainee.
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