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Chinese paintings shown
An exhibition of Chinese Brush paintings on the third floor of
Friendly Hall, began Thursday. These are selective works from Class
‘Chinese Brush Work,’ CHN 199, Spring 1977.
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A Play by Peter Shaffer
WINNER OF THE TONY AWARD FOR BEST PLAY
Walter Kerr called Equus
“remarkable.. .the closest I have seen
a contemporary play come — it is
powerfully close — to reanimating
the spirit of mystery that makes the
stage a place of breathless
discovery.”
Sierra Club
plans sojourn
to wilderness
The local chapter of the Sierra
Club, the Many Rivers Group, is
planning an extensive study trip
into a proposed wilderness area
Wednesday through Monday.
This is the first of three study
trips into the proposed Diamond
Peak Wilderness Study area. The
six-day trip of 35 miles with some
cross-country travel is for experi
enced hikers.
The trip will be centered in the
area southeast of Windigo Pass.
This is essentially a wilderness
study trip to gather data. Particip
ants will be expected to provide
input to the forest planning team
of the Wineama National Forest.
Each trip is limited to eight hikers.
For more information contact
Holly Jones at 342-3551.
Summer lunch
offered at club
Lunch will be served to faculty,
students, staff and the general
public this summer at the Faculty
Club at 13th Avenue and Univer
sity Street.
This is the first time the club
has remained open during the
summer to serve lunch, accord
ing to Faculty Club Pres. Emmett
Williams.
Lunch is served 11:30 a m. to
1:30 p.m. Monday through
Thursday.
Bicycle trip info
available now
If you would like to take a bicy
cle trip on the backroads of
America, on your own or in an or
ganized group, maybe Bikecen
tennial can help. The newly
opened regional office in the
basement of Christie Hall at the
University of Portland (phone:
283-4548) offers assistance with
any cycle touring plans.
Portland is the 1977 western
terminus for all Bikecentennial
trips on the TransAmerica Trail.
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Weekly film festival set
Starting Thursday and continuing Thursday evenings until August
4, the romance language department is presenting a Mediterranean
Film Festival.
The films are open to University students and the general public
for $1 per film or $4 for the series. Students in a course connected with
the festival are admitted free to the three Italian films.
The following films will be shown: “The Garden of Delights,"
Thursday; “The Conformists,” July 7; "Lacombe, and Lucien," July 14;
“Two women,” July 21; “Animas Trojano," July 28, and "The
Leopard," August 4.
The series is a collection of recent French, Spanish and Italian
films. Each film will be shown twice, at 7:30 p.m. and again at 9:30
p.m. at 177 Lawrence Hall, except for "Lacombe, Lucien" and
"The Leopard."
The films deal with themes of despair and alienation, the post-war
bourgeoisie, historical self-consciousness, the lost political idea. Each
film treats a different aspect of social or political corruption.
Tickets can be obtained at the romance language department or
at the door before the movie.
Greyhound service alters
Greyhound bus service between Portland, Eugene, Medford and
Klamath Falls will be reduced by one nightly run starting Friday.
"The schedules being deleted have low patronage and can be
combined with other schedules without apparent inconvenience to the
public," said Charles Davis, Oregon public utilities commissioner.
Service on fourteen Lane Transit District routes has also changed
slightly for the summer months. New timetables are now being deli
vered to LTD racks in 110 locations around Lane County.
Bus service to Marcola and the Vida/McKenzie Bridge area has
been cut in half. These changes result from transit district board
evaluations of route productivity and cost.
Changes in regular LTD service include timepoint adjustments
and removal of extra buses on those routes serving school popula
tions. The following routes will have summer schedule changes: #2
Junction City, #11 LCC (A, B, and C), #11 LCC via Hams, #22 "Q"
Street, #24 Santa Clara, #30 VRC/Irving, #55
Oakway-Campbell/Bethel, and Sunday and holiday service.
Changes in routes #4 Marcola and #5 Vida/McKenzie Bridge are
expected to continue in effect through next year.
Slide show scheduled
A free multi-media slide show
of a Himalayan trek will be pre
sented by Bruce Mason, co
coordinator of the University Out
door Program, Wednesday, at
7:00 p.m. in 177 Lawrence Hall.
Mason travelled from Nepal's
capital (and Eugene s sister city)
of Katmandu through humid
jungle trails, eventually reaching
the Mt. Everest region.
His three-screen panoramas
hold views of the snow-covered
top of the world wreathed in
windblown clouds, illuminated by
sunrise and sunset, swathed in
mist. Interspersed with Nepal’s
scenic beauty are closeup
studies of the friendly and unique
mountain people of Nepal, the
Sherpas.
briefs
MEETINGS
How Alcohofics Anonymous (AA) can help peo
ple with a drinking problem will be the subjeci cif
die next community alcohol education program
today at Central Presbytenan Church, 1475 Ferry
St
A film. One Day at a Time, will be shown and a
panel of AA members wil discuss their expert
ences The program is designed for me public and
coortfinaled by the Lane Council on Alcoboksm
The tree programs are each Tuesday evening
There will be a special meeting of me Oregon
Stale Education Association at noon Thursday in
the EMU, room to be posted
There will be a Chinese language table from
11:30 to 12:30 every Wednesday afternoon during
summer session It will meet *i Room 115, EMU
Any student wishing to speak Mandarin Chinese is
welcome
The Campus Zen Fellowship meets Monday
and Wednesday afternoons from 1 30 to 2:30 m
Century Room E of me EMU Begmners are wel
come
INTERVIEWS
The fotowng school districts wil be interviewing
in the Career Planning and Placement Center.
Room 246, Susan Campbell Hal:
June 24 Myrtle Crest Elementary Interviewing
for positions in physical science (grade 8) and lan
guage arts/social studies (grades 7.8)
June 30 Clark County School District Interview
ing for positions in special education (elementary
and secondary), secondary reading specialists
and two teachers of me deaf
July 1 Northwest Arctic School District Inter
viewing for positions in secondary mam. science.
English, special education and industrial arts, jun
icm high science/mam, counseling and elemen
tary
July 7 Douglas County Intermediate Education
District Interviewing for positions in special educa
tion
Sign-up for interviews in me lobby of me Career
Planning and Placement Center
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