Industrial hygienist hired
An industrial hygienist has been hired at the University to work with
technical occupational health problems.
Marshall Van Ert will assist Robert Sudmann, director of Environ
mental Health and Safety.
Van Ert, who holds a master’s degree in Environmental Engineer
ing from the University of North Carolina, will work with preventing
health problems such as heat stress, dust, noise, radiation and toxic
chemicals.
Drop-in hours extended
Drop-in hours at Westmoreland Community Center, 1545 W. 22nd
Ave., have been extended for fall term. Daily hours will be 9 a.m.-10
p.m. Monday through Thursday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fridays until
November 19.
Free activities available include ping-pong, billiards and use of the
gymnasium when it is not programmed for recreation classes. Recrea
tion equipment is available at the center.
Westmoreland Center is operated by the Eugene Parks and Re
creation Department. For information, call 687-5316.
Applications due Oct. 20
Applications for Danforth Graduate Fellowships for 1978-79 will be
accepted until Oct. 20 by Larry Owens, Honors College director.
The fellowships are open to qualified persons with serious interest
in careers teaching in colleges or universities and who plan to study for a
Ph.D. in any field common to undergraduate liberal arts curriculum in
the United States. The stipends are based on individual need.
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Norwegian
returns home
to edit texts
Ingrid Weatherhead, a Univer
sity foreign language lecturer, will
return to her home in Norway next
summer to edit textbook editions
of Norwegian literature and his
tory to be used for teaching in
American universities.
Weatherhead has been
awarded a travel stipend of about
$1,200 through the Norwegian
Emigration Fund of 1975 to bring
Americans of Norwegian descent
back to Noway to study some as
pect of Norwegian-American rela
tions.
Weatherhead teaches on a
half-time basis in the Department
of German and Russian.
Waiver test scheduled
Students scheduled to take Writing 121 either winter or spring term
may try to waiver the first of the two writing courses required for gradua
1,011 In November, prior to winter term registration, the two-part test will
be given at the University Counseling Center. The essay and objective
waiver exam involves two and one-half hours of testing.
Students successfully completing both parts earn a non-credit
waiver for the class.
P.E. prof says ‘aloha’
University physical education
instructor Robert Ritson will pres
ent a speech on perceptual motor
Correction
The fall orientation issue con
tained an error: Jefferson Pool is
located at 16th and Jefferson and
is indoors. Amazon Pool is closed
for the season.
movement and movement educa
tion for the pre-school youngsters
at the Pre-school Educators state
convention in Honolulu, Hawaii in
October.
Ritson will also conduct a work
shop with the Kamehamaha
Elementary Schools in an effort to
improve existing physical educa
tion programs there.
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Mortal Board, senior honor society. *HI hold its
first annual meeting today at 4:30 »i the EMU. room
to be posted AM members are urged to attend
Agenda includes working on final plans tor North
west Section Meeting and initiating new projects for
the year
The Gerontology Association w* hold its first
organizational meet rig tonight at 7 in the EMU
room to be posted Old and new members are
urged to attend
The Baptst Student llruon will meet tonight at
7 JO m the EMU. room to be posted
Alpha Kappa Psi the organization of under
graduate business and economics majors wil
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interested business and econorrecs students are
invited to attend
The Black Student Uraon ad be hotdng its Aral
general meebng tor tie academic school year
today in tie EMU. at 6 30 p m Boom location aid
be posted on tie announcement boards m tie
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terested persona are stvSed to attend
The Asian American Student Union aid hold as
trst busneas me tang today at 730 p m at 585 E
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Paul Roberts, tram tie Uraversty ot Nearcastle
upon-Tyne. England aid speak today at 3 30 p m
on 'Theory at the Magnetic Field ol tie Earth The
cotoquarm. sponaored by tie pbytKa department
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Volunteers are needed to complete tie trail m
Spencer s Butte from Oct 3 through Oct 6 Toole.
but ndunleers are asked to bring gtoves boots
hNung boots and ran gaar
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