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EXTERMINATING
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(Mexico, 1962)
Spanish dialog,
English subtitles
FRIDAY, MAY 18
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Physicist
to attend
conference
Gerald Mahan, director of the
University’s Institute of
Theoretical Science, has been
invited to take part in con
ferences in Europe next month by
the Nobel Prize Committee and
NATO.
Mahan, an associate professor
of physics, is one of only 50
authorities in a special fieid of
physics to be invited to the Nobel
Prize session June 12-16 in
Goteberg, Sweden, which will
consider the collective properties
of physical systems. Mahan’s
own research interest is solid
state physics.
The purpose of the invitational
event is to bring together the best
minds in a given field to ex
change ideas in an informal
atmosphere.
The following two weeks,
Mahan will take part in a session
at the University of Antwerp in
Belgium, focusing on elementary
excitations in solids, molecules,
and atoms.
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CSPA announces interview signup
Prospective undergraduate applicants for the Public Affairs and
International Development Divisions of the School of Community
Services and Public Affairs should sign up for personal interviews as
soon as possible. Enrollments in the program may be limited next
year. Sign-up sheets are posted on the bulletin board adjacent to Room
103, Hendricks Hall.
ROTC awards ceremony Sunday
Annual University ROTC awards will be presented at 1 p.m.
Sunday in the Music School Auditorium.
The Commanding General of the 5th U.S. Army will officiate.
Thirty-three cadets will receive awards.
Dance performance to be held Sunday
Rosa Tuo will present her thesis, “The Influence of Western
Culture on Chinese Modern Dance Choreographyat 4 p.m. Sunday in
Gerlinger Annex 353.
The performance is free and open to the public.
Applications available for ASUO assistants
Applications may be picked up in the ASUO Secretary’s Office,
Room 308 EMU from 8 a m. to 5 p.m. today and Monday for ASUO
Administrative Assistant positions.
Deadline for returning applications is 5 p.m. Monday.
Interviews will be held Tuesday and Wednesday.
Job description for Chief Administrative Assistant and additional
Administrative Assistants will be available with applications.
Applications are open to all undergraduate and graduate students.
Professor chosen treasurer
Arthur Hawn, assistant professor of interior architecture at the
University, has been elected treasurer of the Interior Design
Educators Council.
He recently addressed the national conference of the Council,
meeting at the University of Michigan, on a pilot study he is con
ducting which is aimed at developing the first scholarly journal in
interior design education
Hawn, who is chairman of the Accreditation Guidance Committee
of the Foundation for Interior Design Education Research, also spoke
on a panel which explained current developments in the new national
accreditation program for schools of interior design.
Foreign Study program offered
The University is offering a summer foreign study program in
Ljubljana, Yugoslavia, in connection with the Special Education
course "Cross Cultural Aspects of Special Education.”
Topics of the July 1 to July 31 session include acquisition and
development of language, rehabilitation of handicapped, relationship
between culture, economics and service to handicapped persons.
English speaking Yugoslavian professors will share instruction
with University staff.
The course will offer six hours of graduate or undergraduate
credit.
The cost will be $220 for tuition, $200 for board and room, and $375
air fare from New York to Ljubljana. Additional fare from any point in
the U.S. to New York will be billed at the lowest group rate. There is a
special reduction for persons 25 years or younger. Participants may
elect to join the study group in Ljubljana and arrange their own
charter flight from the point of departure.
Ljubljana is 100 miles from Venice and 175 miles from Vienna.
Evenings and three and one-half day weekends will be available to
explore the cultural heritage of Europe.
Further information is available from Ruth Waugh in the
University’s College of Education. Applications are due June 8.
South Asian textiles to be lecture topic
Balinese and Javanese textiles will be the subject of a free public
lecture today the University by Jane Gehring, associate professor
of art and art education.
Gehring will speak at 4:30p.m. in 177 Lawrence Hall.
A member of the Oregon faculty since 1961, she was a visiting
professor to Wiakato University and Hamilton Teachers College in
Hamilton, New Zealand during the 1967-69 academic years.
Her own interest and main work is in textile design. Exhibits of
her works travel with the Western Association of Art Museums and
Statewide Services of the University Art Museum.
Black Student Union sponsors Sunday picnic
The Black Student Union is sponsoring a commemoration of
Malcolm X’s birthday by resting on Sunday at a picnic at Armitage
Park. The picnic will start at 11 a.m. and last until 5 p.m. $1.00 will be
charged for lunch.
The evening will be capped by the Les McCann Concert from 6:30
9 p.m. in the EMU Ballroom. There will be a $2.50 admission charge.
All Black, African and Muslim students are invited.
Yoga society to present film Saturday
The Ananda Marga Yoga Society will present W.C. Fields in
‘‘Alice in Wonderland” at 7and 9 p.m. Saturday in 180 PLC. Admission
is 75 cents.