Child center
sets program
A free treatment program will
begin in mid-April at the
University’s Child Study Center
for parents of children with be
havioral problems.
The 10-week program will use
educational training to help par
ents change their children’s at
titudes and behavior. Weekly ses
sions, arranged at parents’ con
venience, will be held with the
educational trainers.
“We currently are seeking chil
dren between the ages of 4 and 10
who display active behavior prob
lems in the family setting," ex
plains Suzanne Gaughen, re
search associate. The program is
directed by Stephen Johnson, as
sociate professor of psychology.
“By active behavior problems
we mean children considered
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hyperactive, aggressive, or a
conduct problem," says
Gaughen. "Such problems would
include destructiveness, non
compliance, negativism, temper
tantrums, disobedience, fighting,
or excessive demands for atten
tion.”
Parents will be taught to ob
serve carefully their child’s be
havior and to react more effec
tively to the child.
In addition to sessions with par
ents, the staff will visit participants'
homes to spend time with the chil
dren.
Parents interested in the pro
gram should contact Ms.
Gaughen at the Child Study
Center, 686-4960, from 9 to 5
weekdays, by April 16.
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cial short term seminar series
sponsored by the department of
Art History.
William B. Trousdale, as
sociated with the Smithsonian In
stitution, will be the lecturer of the
seminar entitled "Art and Ar
chaeology of Chinese Turkistan.”
The seminar will meet daily in
the afternoons for two weeks
(April 26 through May 7) and may
be taken for two hours of art his
tory credit through the University's
nonmatriculant program.
More information may be ob
tained by contacting the art history
department at 686-3675.
Film features
grad program
Graduate programs and Uni
versity foreign students will be fea
tured in a U.S. Information Agency
(USIA) film. The film was shot on
campus Friday, April 2.
The University is one of five in
stitutions to be featured in the film,
which will be distributed to foreign
embassies so that it can be
viewed by local students who are
interested in attending an Ameri
can college or university for
graduate study.
Hugh Foster, USIA representa
tive who coordinated the filming
on campus, said the University
I was chosen because of the high
| ratings given to its graduate prog
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Eco-program
to be held today
The first in a series of programs
under the general title "Livability
and Oregon’s Future" will take
place today at the University.
The theme for this week’s
events will be "The Business of
Ecology."
A featured guest will be Richard
Barnet of the Institute for Policy
Studies in Washington D.C. Bar
net will participate in a panel at
3:30 in the EMU Forum Room on
"Oregon as a Banana Republic."
Other participants will be Dan
Gddrich, University political sci
ence professor, Tom Bates, editor
of Oregon Times Magazine, and
John Markhoff of the Pacific
Northwest Research Center.
Barnet will also speak tonight
on "Global Corporations and the
Environment" at 8 p.m. in Room
167 EMU.
Boyd to speak
at dinner
University Pres. William Boyd
will be the guest speaker at this
year's annual dinner meeting of
Goodwill Industries of Lane
County.
The dinner meeting is
scheduled for Wednesday at 6:30
p.m. in the Willamette Room of the
Valley River Inn. The public is in
vited. Dinner tickets will be availa
ble at the door for $7 per person.
Reservations are required and
can be made by calling the Good
will offices, 689-1811, by April 12.
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MEETINGS
The first meeting of tie Young Libertanan Ai
ks nee wilt be held Thursday m the EMU Room win
be posted Al persons interested in liberty — both
ovS and economic — are welcome For more m
formation call 484-1202
Attention all Unwersay students who are par
tapatng in the National Student Exchange pro
gram" Please come to room 202 EMU (Interna
tional Education ECenter) to pick up your Adma
sions packets The deadline a F riday Aprs 9. at 4
pm, if you sM plan to attend
The Graduate Teaching Fellows Federaton will
meet today at 12:30 in a posted room in tie EMU
All interested GTF s are urged to attend
MISCELLANEOUS
Nomnatons are now open lor officers!!*) n Ak
lepiads An envelope is prominently placed in 107
Friendly tor such Must be n by Friday. April 9
Attention Actors needed lor Black Arts Festival
Drama The BAF wtl be presenting several short
plays wntlen by Langston Hughes and Ed Butfkns
Auditions wit be held Thursday and Friday. Apnl
8-9, in the EMU Batroom al 7 p.m For more irtor
maion contact u» M« Wang. 342-4137. of Jortnal
Woodward 666-4379
Vdenteers are needed to coedibaaebaM or toft
bal (or atamantary school aga levels at tie Eugene
area Upper dvtwon credt is av ratable through the
ESCAPE program Interested? PoeSons are now
being Mad. to donl wail' Contact John Eldar at the
Eugene Sports Program. 342-7261 or the ESCAPE
once. 666-4351
The People > Law School das* on Landlord
Tenant law w4l meet tonsil at 7 p m at the baaa
ment ol the Central Presbyterian Church on 15«h
and Ferry Streata The data w4l cower tandkxd and
tenant right* and duties, the 1973 Oregon
Landlord-Tenant Ad and 1975 amendment*, and
the OSPIRG model lease
The Chrb Sports Racquetba* Team «nl meet
tonght at 8 45 m Pie EMU The room w4l be posted
Tins meeting will determine player* lor the OSU
meet on April 10
The Office ol S Si dent Financial Aids will be
closed from 8-12:30 Wednesday through Friday
Apnl7-9 Hours tor those three days wot be 12.30 to
4 30
The University Fstanoal Ads Office is converting
from a manual to a computerized system and is
prapanng to process all March 1 applications
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