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Three-time winner to hold ‘drum clinic’
A three-time winner of the National Solo Snare Drum Cham
pionship, Frank Arsenault, will conduct a “drum clinic” today at the
University.
The clinic will be from 9 a.m. to noon in the University School of
Music Recital Hall. Students wishing to learn more about drumming
and members of the general public will be admitted free.
Since retiring from active drum competition in 1952, Arsenault has
conducted drum clinics throughout the U.S., Mexico and Canada.
The drum clinic will cover modern application of rudiments,
fundamentals for developing the young drummer and techniques for
marching percussion.
University professor, wife in Jordan capital
University professor, Stoddard Malarkey and his wife Deirdre are
among some 800 American civilians in the Jordanian capital of Am
man as that Arab nation enters the Mideast war.
Malarkey, a professor English and director of English com
position at the University, is a Fulbright Scholarship lecturer at the
University of Jordan in Amman. His wife is a reference librarian at
the University.
Aid to elderly topic of panel discussion
The public has been invited to a session at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the
Dad’s Room of the EMU at the University focusing on problem im
plementation in serving the elderly. The free session is sponsored by
the University School of Community Service and Public Affairs
(CSPA) and was organized by students in a CSPA class on in
tergovernmental relations.
Six authorities on aging programs will be featured in an informal
“empty chair fishbowl” format in which they will be questioned by
students and concerned community residents. Public participation is
encouraged
The specialists are Dr. Carl Eisdorferr, Chairman and Professor
of the Department of Psychiatry, School of Medicine, University of
Washington; J.N. Peet, E»irector of Executive Department, State of
Oregon, Aldena Sweeney, Consultant to the State Economic Op
portunity Office (SEOA) where her special concern is citizen par
ticipation; Douglas Puckett, Director of Lane Community Action
Program (L-CAP); Neil Murray, Chairman of the Board of SOS
(Senior Opportunity Services) and Eugene City Councilman; Jerry
Jameson, Project Consultant, Oregon State Program on Aging SPOA).
Moderator will be CSPA student Audrey Bechwish. Student ad
vocates will be Leonard Chase. Lora Buckingham, Darlene Moore,
Terest Schiller, Joan Carabba, and Lewis Peters. This is the second of
four sessions on the topic of problem implementation in serving the
elderly. Other sessions are scheduled for October 24 and November 7,
1973.
Bureau changes name to show affiliation
The Bureau of Business and Economic Research at the University
has recently changed its name to the Bureau of Business Research.
The name change was approved in order to reflect the Bureau’s af
filiation with the College of Business Administration.
The Bureau of Business Research conducts and encourages
research in business and related fields and provides assistance with
research design and facilities. The Bureau publishes the annual
“Oregon Economic Statistics” as well as occasional monographs
reporting the results of business research.
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Jewish Student Union meeting today
There will be a meeting of the Jewish Student Union at 3:30 p.m.
today at 1414 Kincaid to elect officers and to plan for the coming year.
Any Jewish student can run for the positions of president, vice
president or secretary-treasurer. All Jewish students are asked to
attend.
Forum on relevance of religion scheduled
A religious forum on the “Relevance of Religion in a World of
Science” will be held on four consecutive Mondays, beginning at 7:30,
Oct. 15 in the Koinonia Center at 1414 Kincaid St. Sponsored by the co
operative Christian Ministry, the open forum will feature a panel of
scientists which will discuss several philosophical and religious im
plications of physical principles.
Among these topics will be: the “Dual Nature of Matter”, “Strict
Causality” and “Relativistic Time Dilation.” John Nadakavukaren
will be the forum’s moderator. Everyone is welcome and audience
participation is encouraged.
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