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The dramatic story of two Italian anarchists who were
framed for a payroll robbery committed by the Mafia and
executed by the state of Massachusetts after almost a
decade of appeals and Em historic world-wide struggle to
save their lives—their only crimes: being immigrant
radicals.
Also Hopscotch, the struggle between police and youth are
related to the activities on a hopscotch court.
Fri. Nov. 2
$1.00
180 PLC
7 &9:30p.m.
N.U.C.
All profits go to community
and movement groups
O.P.C. Presents
Premier Showing
Timothy Leary
filmed in
Folsom Prison
Presented by
Mrs. Jo Anne Leary
&
Ken Kesey
Tues. Oct. 30
150 Science
7:00 & 8:45 PM
Admission $1.00
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Fantasy symposium features discussions of reality
Today’s fantasy symposium, sponsored by the
► Cultural Forum, features:
— 12:30 p.m. Ray Hyman, professor of
psychology presenting “a discussion and demon
stration of the deception of reality.”
— 3 p.m. A faculty panel including George
Zaninovich, political science, Vernon Dorjahn,
anthropology and Stephen Reynolds, religion, on
“the social uses of magic.”
— 8 p.m. Irv Weiner, master magician,
presenting “a demonstration and explanation of the
effects achieved by the Great Houdini.”
All events of the symposium are in the EMU.
Delta Tau Delta house offers thrills for Halloween
It seems as if everyone is under-catting
someone else’s price these days, and the theory can
even be applied to that perennial Halloween treat,
the haunted house.
For only 25 cents, little goblins can have an
ample supply of moans, groans, screams and
various assorted awful experiences at the local
haunted house.
To be held at the Delta Tau Delta fraternity
house, 19th and University, the Halloween night
event will run from 6 until 10 p.m. Wednesday.
Children and their parents will be welcome to
retch and groan along with the residents of the old
brick mansion. The 25 cent entry fee will be donated
to UNICEF, the official Halloween charity in
America.
Phillips officer to speak on business and government
Sloan Childers, vice-president of Phillips
Petroleum, will speak today at 10:30 a.m. in EMU.
Childers, speaking in the Distinguished Speakers
Program sponsored by the School of Business
Administration, will speak on “The Relationship
between Business and Government.”
AAUP hosts Redden for collective bargaining talk
The University’s chapter of the American
Association of University Professors (AAUP) will
present a talk by State Treasurer James Redden on
Oregon’s new collective bargaining bill for state
employees today at 3:30 in the EMU. Redden is the
author of this legislation and is considered to be a
leading candidate for the Democratic nomination
for governor.
Kesey sponsors film of Timothy Leary interview tonight
Pleasant Hill author Ken Kesey tonight will
introduce what is billed as the “premier showing”
of a filmed interview of Timothy Leary made in
Folson Prison.
The film, sponsored by the Oregon Prisoners
Coalition, will be shown at 7 and 8:45 in 150 Science.
Following each showing will be a talk by Joanna
Leary.
Admission to the film-lecture is SI. All proceeds
will go to the Women’s Transitional Living Center.
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[ COMMUNITY ]
Course offered in
management
The Small Business Adminis
tration (SBA) and Lane Commu
nity College are sponsoring a
five-week course “Money ma
nagement for Small Businesses"
beginning Wednesday at 7 p.m.
and continuing until November
28
The course will cover capital
requirements and money plann
ing for various stages in the
life of a small business. Spe
cific subjects covered will in
clude cash flow analysis, re
ceivable management, preparing
for taxes, keeping the lid on
expenses, analysis of financial
statements, and financing long
and short-term needs.
The class will be taught by
Kim Short, manager of Citizens
Bank. SBA Management Aids
will be given out and films re
lating to small business will
be shown. Tuition will be $8
for the fifteen hours. For infor
mation and registration, call
Adult Education, Lane Communi
ty College, 747-4501, Ext. 324.
Meeting for
west-side co-op
Plans to organize a west-side
co-operative store will be dis
cussed at 8 p.m. Thursday.
The meeting will be held at
161 Madison. All are urged
to attend