MEETINGS
There will be a meeting ol the Pre-Dental Clinical
Observation Program tonw^it at 7:30 in Room 107
Friendly Hall. (Pre-Health Science Center). Any
student interested in observing with a dentist is
urged to attend
Faculty and students interested in improvement
to the Friendly Hall Language laboratories are in
vited to attend a general meeting today 3:30 in 338
Gilbert Hall Call James Hoard, English Depart
ment tor information
There will be a sailing meeting in Vie EMU tonight
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at 6:30. room to be posted Final discussion on new
boats we are buying, skippers tests and more TA s
will be topics tor tonight All those interested are
urged to come
LECTURES
JSU Hillet Lecture Senes: Rabbi Alan Berg will be
speaking on "The Problems and Possibilities of
Contemporary Jewish Theology" tonight at 8. In the
EMU, room to be posted.
Herr Weber. Austnan baker and pastry-maker
wtH talk about his craft in German tonight from 7 to
8. There will be cofteo. tea and samples of hs craft,
compliments of Deutsches Haus and the German
Club. The public is invited.
Speakers and topics for the spring term Faculty
Lecture Series, all to be held in 177 Lawrence at
4:30 p.m.. are
April 9: Mac Ruff, 'Lukim Me Lukim Yu.
April 16: Rosana Flores Hodgdon. Naples A
Medieval Culture in an Industrialized World
April 23: Frank Okada, Pamtaig Since 1958
April 30: Jerry Finrow: "Country Boys m the Cay
the National Romantic Movement m Finnish Ar
chitecture c. 1880-1930 ”
May 7: Tom Bender. "Resource Limits and
Community Architecture "
May 14: Ken Helphand, The Bicycle Kodak '
May 21: Earl Moursund, Special Illusion and
Ambiguities m German Baroque."
May 28 Barbara Pickett. "Felt Makng
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teacher? PE teacher? Education Media Specialist? Music teacher? Health education teacher? Journalism teacher?
Attention Sophomores:
If you are preparing to be a junior or senior high school
teacher
or
If you are thinking about becoming a junior or senior high
school teacher
NOW IS THE TIME TO BEGIN
YOUR PROGRAM
Stop in the Secondary Education Office
(Education Building Room 126)
During April 7, 8, 9
From 9:00 a.m. - 12 noon and 1:00 p.m. - 4 p.m.
To Pick Up Important Initial Information Concerning the Secondary
Teacher Training Program So You Can Begin In Sequence
Others Who Are Interested, Please Stop In, Also
Music PE teacher? Education Media Specialist? Language Arts teacher? Music teacher?
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Dennis Pfaff
Greg Wasson
Greg Clark
Paul Waidschmidt
Chris Story
Bob Welch
Bob Webb and
Glen Gibbons
Jerril Nilson
JoAnn Fahlgren
Jett Nielson
Rick Bella
Patty Farrell
Lois Lindsay
Brad Lemley
Wally Benson
Jackman Wilson
Kate Seigal
Cad Bryant
Susan Harper
Ted Johnston
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MISCELLANEOUS
Attention all UO students who are participating «i
the National Student Exchange program. Please
come to Room 202 EMU (International Education
Center) to pick up your admissions packet The
deadline a Friday. April 9 at 4 p. m.. il you still plan to
attend.
Lack ot sound sell-esteem is the lundamental
reason one does not feel good’ about onesett and
lie In general Give achieving sound sell-esteem
top pnonty at your Me by registenng lor an ett^il
week assertion training workshop begmnng Apnl
9 trom 2 30 to 4 Sign up at Career Planning and
Placement. Room 246, Susan Campbell Hal
The Community Service Admissions Committee
has met and is prepared to review all incoming
applications We suspect that with the new admis
sons criteria, many students are electing to apply
lor tall term admission the summer II you know o»
someone who tails into fie category or it you your
sell are considering Si is we strongly recommend
that you reconsider and apply now II you have
turther questons about Community Service Ad
missions. call Rick Negus at 3813
The deadkne lor submitting applications lor Col
lege oI Business Administration scholarahps and
awards is Apnl 9 Stop m at the CBA Advisng
Office. Room 270 Gilbert to pick up tie mlormaUon
sheet about tie awards and appkcation blanks
The Thursday Nitfit Rearkngs senes at the Uni
versity presents poet Ralph Sakstxiry. tonight 7 30
«i tie EMU. room to be posted Ralph is professor
ot creative wrung. has published widely m literary
magaznes and • author o( a book ot poems. Ghost
Grapefruit
A new class covering the rktterences between
commercial and alternative non commercial radio
broadcasting is bang ottered through LCC adult
education Vista are planned to two stations and an
opportunity to participate m programming on one
KLCC. will be provided The dan began Thursday.
Aprtl 1. al 7 p.m. in room 314 of the Forum Bldg
Acceptance nto the class is OK until today So i»
you didn’t make it to the lirsl dess, the second is
line However, m order for the dan to continue at
leasi 12 people need to register and once agasi,
registration continues through today In order to
register |ust come to dess For further information
call Andy at 669-4179
The institute for Whokatlc Childbirth a a non
profit organisation newly formed m Eugene to pro
mote and facilitate natural, non violent birth To
night at toe Community Center for the Pertormsig
Arts. 8th and Lincoln Sheets, at 8 p m . they will
present a benefit event, featuring the New Renais
sance Muse of MITHRANDIR. pfua a birth and Me
surprise A donation of $1 SO and a turnout of 333
1/3 persons is needed tor them to contkiue thee
services and events Come dance and eryoy For
more information call 344-4099
Food Day(s) 76 — or 'Is there such a thing as a
free lunch? ” Two days this week focusing on good
sating nutrition grovmng your owto. and toe poklcs
of hunger Thursday at noon — a food tasting party
in toe basement of Far West Federal on toe down
town mak Saturday horn 11 a m to 5 — a day of
Mms. workshops, and displays about food (and a
free lunch') at Lncohi Community School
Problem-related Education. Ed Pay 407. TLN
8136. 3 credas PIN Thursday 7-10 p m, 341 04
bert. a SEARCH class Each stodent. Without cotv
sultaton wito peers. w4l mckcata (a) toe* lutore Me
goals, (b) social problems perceived by toe sto
dents that they would Ike to see solved — mrkcal
mg priorities (c) lund of tests toey would tike to
study Si relation to (a) and (to) above — may de
senbe nature of tests or specify particular less
The reused tests w4l be selected from toe siloima
tsjn given by toe students THE COURSE IS LI
MITED TO SENIORS AND GRAOUATE STU
DENTS ONLY The course w* be taught by Ray
Peat Ph D . 300W Jefferson. 344-8144 and Wans
Ishaq. 1651 Agate. 465-1067.
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Student-railpass-two months $195
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Friday, April 9 through Monday, April 1» on
Ilia lupene Downtown Mall noon to 9 p.m.
Tito Festival on the MaP la a fottr-day
Invitational celebration oakum* Oropon
artist* and the Onlvorolty of Oregon's
Contonnlal Tear.
Seven area* have been designated as Festival
sites
1—Central Fountain area
2-Olive St. |ust north ot Broadway
3—Children s Play area on south Willamette
4-Broadway St east ot the Central Fountain
S- Cinema T in the Atrium Building
6—Atrium Building. 3rd floor
7—Corner ot Broadway and Olive Sts
Some ot the Participants included
-Portland Dance Theater
—Eugene Gleemen
--Women s Writing Collective
—Playbox Players. Portland
—The Roosevelt String Ensemble
-The Senior Follies. North Bend
—University Theater, scenes trom SCAPINO
—Blackbird Players, Portland
-Portland Poetry Festival
-Portland Opera Studio
—Poetry Readings trom Joaquin Miller
-Artists (oils, water colors, weaving etc )
—Polynesian Dance Group ot Oregon
—Fuil Moon Theater puppet show
—Eugene Women s Choral Society
—Society tor Creative Anachronism
Schedules wHI toe peeled el
Festival Sites
All events are FMI!
Meet Mall stores win toe open on
Sunday.
Sponaored toy the University of
Oregon Festival of Arts
Committee and the luge no
Downtown Asaeclatlen