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Symphony to perform
The University Symphony will perform tonight at Beall Concert Hall
at 8 p.m.
The program will begin with "Leonore Overture" No 2, by Ludwig
von Beethoven. The orchestra will play “Four Norwegian Moods by
Igor Stravinsky.
Following a short intermission, the symphony will perform Cesar
Franck’s “Symphony in D minor.”
Skating party planned
The Fall Skating Party spon
sored by Goodwill Industries of
Lane County and Eugene Parks
Conference set
A Conference on ‘‘Economics
and Public Policy — Today's Is
sues — Today’s choices,” spon
sored by the Oregon College of
Education, will be held today and
Tuesday at Salishan Lodge at
Gleneden Beach,.
and Recreation Department will
be held from 7 to 9 p.m. tonight at
the Rolladium, 215 Q St.. Spring
field.
The skating party is open to all
handicapped persons and their
families and friends. Admission is
$1 per person. Skates are free
and transportation is available.
For additional information, call
John Shick at 998-8679 or Robbie
Rigby. 687-5311.
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Biologist nets
3 year grant
University biologist Roderick
Capaldi has been awarded a
three-year grant of $173,400 from
the U.S. Public Health Service for
an ongoing study of mitochron
drial membranes in heart tissue
which help the body extract
energy from food.
Capaldi, a research associate
in the University Institute of
Molecular Biology, said one goal
of his work is to develop a model
illustrating how molecules which
make up the membranes are ar
ranged.
The Oregon Heart Association,
the National Science Foundation
and the American Heart Associa
tion also provide support for the
project.
Winter courses offered
Northwest Outward Bound is enrolling students in 21-day winter
mountaineering courses to be held from January through mid-April in
the Wallowa Mountains of Northeastern Oregon and the North Cas
cades of Washington and Canada.
The courses provide instruction in cross-country skiing, winter
camping and winter peak climbing skills.
Winter courses are open to women and men, age 16 and older.
Good health is necessary. Scholarship aid is available on the basis of
financial need. Cost of each course is $600.
Application forms and information can be obtained by writing John
Galloway, director of admissions, Olio S.W. Bancroft, Portland, Ore.
97201, or by calling 243-1993
Gero series still coming
Arthur Flemming, U S. Commissioner on Aging and a former
University president, will speak about gerontology in higher education in
the EMU Nov. 28, not today as previously listed.
Flemming will speak at 10:30 a m. in Room 167 EMU and will be
available for informal conversation from 1:30 to 3 p.m.
The event is part of a celebration of the 10th anniversary celebra
tion for the University s Center for Gerontology. It is free and open to the
public.
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LECTURES
The Pa Practtcum presents a lecture-seminar at
3:30 p.m. today entiled "The U F O Phenomenon
and No-oaphenc Consciousness with guest
apeefcer Luther Freese; in 106 Gdbert. sponsored
by SEARCH and PSi Center
Sirpa Pertaomaki, a graduate skident in Ingus
ttcs, wil speak on “A Reconstruction of the Case
System of Finrssh,'' today at 330 p.m. in 159
Straub
Monday Afternoon Proeeminar— Some obser
vations Bearing on the PhysmiogKal Organization
of Da*y Activity Cycles A review ’ is the title of
Marvin Gorton- LKfcey s tafc on Monday at 4 p m .
in 156 Straub Hal
MEETINGS
AM PSI Canter ataft and programmer* meat n
plenary cound today from 12 noon to 3p m , Suae
1 conference room
The Bapest Student Union Unch Bunch" w*l
meet today from 1130 am to 130 pm m the
EMU. room to be posted
Growing Alternative Youth (GAYouth) Ml meet
toraghtNBpm Cal 343-8130 lor location or more
information
Students interested in medcal technology can
meet with Mary Baptist of the Urwererfy Health
Sciences Center m Porband.and Beverley Yates of
the School of Medtoai Technology. Sacred Heart
Hospital
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MISCELLANEOUS
The Women a Reterral and Reeowce Service on
campus will sponsor a ael delenae workshop lor
women artti mtroducSona to Karale and Kung Fu II
wdbeheidd 7p m in tie EMU. room tobe poeted
The Oregon Association of Railway Passengers
wVl have an organization meeting today at North s
Chuck Wagon. 29th Avenue and VMamette Street
A no-host buffet oil be held at 6 30 p m and the
moating aril follow at 7 p m
For firther details, contact Don Du Shane at
344-0053 or Clark Com at 667-2775
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