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Japanese printmaking lecture offered
The public is invited to a free lecture on Japanese printmaking
after World War II tonight at 8 p.m. in 107 Lawrence
The lecturer will be Gordon Gilkey, dean of humamt i*»s at Oregon
State University and a noted authority on prints and print-making.
Exploration scholarships available
The Exploration Scholarship program, sponsored by HEW’s
Office of Education, is offering scholarships this summer in the fields
of astronomy, archaeology, anthropology, ecology, marine biology
and geology. Expeditions from one to eight weeks will be led by
prominent scientists to research sites in Africa, the Middle East,
Europe, Asia, South and Central America and the United States.
Applications are available from any of the ten regional HEW
offices either by mail or telephone. Deadline for submitting ap
plications is March 16. For information, contact Ruth Burns in the
Office of Financial Aid, Emerald Hall.
Grand Canyon movie tonight
The Outdoor Program will present a unique movie on the Grand
Canyon tonight in the EMU at 8 p.m. The Disney film is a vivid
musical, visual experience and is scored by Ferde Grofe’s com
position, “The Grand Canyon Suite.” Check the Outdoor Program
(Rm. 23 EMU) or call 686-4365.
Junior awards nominees wanted
Nominations are now being accepted for three awards for Junior
students. They are the Koyl Cup and the Maurice Hunter Leadership
Scholarship, both for men, and the Gerlinger Cup for women
Nominations should be sent to Shirley Wilson, Office of Student Ser
vices, 207 Emerald Hall, by March 28. Include a statement of support
for each nominee.
WRA to sponsor lifesaving class
The Women’s Recreation Association (WRA) will sponsor a li^^
saving training course — leading to Red Cross Life Saving
tification — beginning March 29. The class will meet in Gerlinger H*SF
Thursdays from 7 to 8:30 p.m. It is open to both men and women.
Students interested in the class may register now. Enrollment will
be made on a first come, first serve basis with a limit of 25 students.
There is no college credit given for this class.
For course requirements and more specific information ami to
sign up contact Karla Rice, 171 Gerlinger, x3389 or Janet Me Gough,
X6664.
Women’s Studies course offered again
An “Introduction to Women’s Studies” course, in which 150
students enrolled last fall, is being offered again this spring.
Jeanette Silveira, visiting assistant professor of psychology, and
Frances Pozzuto, graduate student in sociology, will teach the course.
The class will meet Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:30 to 2 p.m.,
in 331 Commonwealth.
It is not listed in the University’s time schedule, but has been
assigned the prefix and course number Psychology 199, with a tercM
line number of 6938.
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WILPF schedules speakers
At a meeting Thursday of the Women’s International League for
Peace and Freedom, Pam Baas, the new branch treasurer, will talk
about her recent trip to the WILPF National Board Meeting in Los
Angeles.
The highlight of the three day conference was a report from
Dorothy Steffens and Marii Hasegawa, respectively the Executive
Director and President of the U.S. Section of WILPF, on their visit to
North Vietnam. Guests of the Vietnam Women’s Union, they were the
only Americans invited to Hand for Tet and the celebration of the
Peace Agreement.
All interested women are invited to attend the 9:30 a.m. meeting
at the home of Beth Deutsch, 1784 Skyline Blvd. (near the
Rhododendron Gardens). Refreshments will be served, and child care
will be available.
World Future Society to meet
The Lane County Chapter of the World Future Society will sponsor
a discussion Thursday on education for the future. All interested
persons are invited to attend. The meeting will begin at 8 p.m. and will
take place at the home of Leroy Owens, 2262 E. 15th, Eugene. For
further information call 342-6947.
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