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On Campus
‘African consciousness’ exhibit shown
An art exhibit, ‘African Consciousness Series’, wiH be on display
in the EMU Art Gallery through April 14. The paintings are the work
of Alonzo artist, owner, and director of Brockman Gallery in Los
Angeles, a gallery which showcases the work of black artists world
Formerly a student of University professor Charles Lanier,
Alonzo also instructs art at UCLA. ^ ,
Alonzo will be on campus April 24 during Black Art Festival week
and will present a slide and film program. For further information on
the Festival, contact Deborah Barnett, 302 EMU, 686-4373.
The art exhibit is co-sponsored by the Black Student Union and the
EMU.
Outdoor program schedules slide show
The Outdoor Program will sponsor a multi-media slide show
tonight at 7 and 8 p.m. in the EMU. The show gives an overview of the
Outdoor Program’s varied activities with program people there to
answer questions on any program activities. Anyone interested in
outdoor ventures is encouraged to attend the show that is orchestrated
by artists such as the Moody Blues, Cat Stevens and Elton John.
Summer session catalogs available
Copies of the University summer session catalog are now
available.
The catalog, which features a new format, includes course
descriptions, and information on fees, registration, summer session
services, facilities and extracurricular activities.
All summer session students intending to enroll for credit must
file a registration request notice with the registrar’s office before
official registration procedures can be started. The notice must be
filed by June 1 for all 8-week or ll-week courses. Registration request
forms are included in each catalog.
Pre-session workshops begin June 11, with registration for regular
summer session classes slated for June 18. Classes begin June 19.
Free copies of the new catalog may be obtained in t the registrar’s
office in Emerald Hall, at the information office in Johnson Hall, and
at the summer session office, 130 Education.
Candlemaker, folk balladeer in EMU
The Craftsmen’s Corner features craftsman William Moore,
candlemaker, this week. Moore will set up a small booth in the EMU
Fishbowl and exhibit and sell his candles as well as demonstrate the
art of making them. Craftsmen’s Corner operates Monday through
Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Diane Adams, a folk balladeer, returns for a repeat performance
as featured artist of the Fishbowl Follies this week. Her performances
will be held in the EMU Fishbowl on Tuesday and Thursday evenings
at 8:30 p.m. Adams resides in the Eugene area and has played at
several local concerts.
The Follies will also include its regular Wednesday night ‘Free
Mike’ program which begins at 8:30 p.m.
Elizabethan comedy to close
The final two performances of University Theatre’s production of
the magical Elizabethan comedy The Honorable History of Friar
Bacon and Friar Bungay will be Friday and Saturday, March 30 and
31.
Tickets for the 8 p.m. performances may be reserved at the
University Theatre box office in Villard Hall or by calling 686-4191
between noon and 5 p.m. any weekday. Tickets will also be available
at the door on performance nights. Students with i.d., ami their
spouses, may purchase remaining tickets for $1.50each after 7:45 p.m.
on Friday and Saturday evenings.
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YMCA class registration begins
Registration for spring term classes has begun at the Central
Lane Family YMCA.
Most classes will be offered for 10-week sessions. The cost is $12
per class for non-YMCA members, and $10 for members. Further
information on the classes can be obtained by calling or visiting the
YMCA, 2055 Patterson St.
OSPIRG summer applications due
OSPIRG has announced that the OSPIRG summer internship
applications are due April 1. There are 13 research positions open at
$1,000 each. Applications are available at the OSPIRG local board
office on campus. Students are asked to submit applications as soon
as possible.
Robin Grove, chairer, stated that the student internship com
mittee will begin making their selection of applicants immediately
after the deadline. For further information, call Grove at 852-4044
(Corvallis) or Stephen McCarthy, 222-9641 (Portland).