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English classes available
Classes in English as a second language are available for non-native
speakers of English at the Central Kresbyierian Church, 1475 Ferry St.,
beginning Tuesday.
Classes will be Tuesday and Thursday from 10 to 11:30 a.m. for a
10-week term. Cost is $10. Registration will be during the first class
meeting.
A class emphasizing techniques of term paper research and or
ganization, business and technical writing, preparation for effective
speaking and conversation will be offered on intermediate or advanced
For more information, call Carolyn Wharton, 689-2815, or Sarah
Klinghammer, 343-4990.
Center offers workshops
Two new courses, a men’s
group and a number of workshops
‘lor anyone who wants to make a
good relationship better” will be
offered this winter by the Marriage
Education Center (MEL) in
Eugene.
“Marriage and You: A Couple
Growth Experience” begins
Tuesday from 7 to 10 p.m. at the
Edison/Eastside Community
School, 1328 E. 22nd Ave.
Cost is $50 per couple, with
Tuesday set as a free orientation
evening.
A second course, “Marriage
and You, Part Two," is intended
for couples who have have taken
previous relationship classes.
More information may be ob
tained by calling the center at
342-1010.
Entry forms ready
Men who want to enter in
tramural basketball or handball
have until 4 p.m. to complete entry
forms available in Room 171 Es
slinger or Room 8, Gerlinger.
Coed and Women’s basketball
deadlines are Wednesday at 4
p.m., while the deadline for enter
ing men’s and women's inner tube
water polo is also Wednesday at 4
p.m.
‘Eckanker’
course set
A new Search course on “Eck
ankar, Path of Total Awareness,"
will be offered Mondays beginning
tonight in the Eugene ECK
Center, 1122 Alder St., from
7-8:30 p.m.
Eckankar, a spiritual teaching,
stresses the experience of total
awareness through the use of soul
travel.
The course will emphasize the
teachings of higher worlds that
persons inhabit while residing in
the physical body.
Phi Beta screens films
Phi Beta, the national professional fraternity for the Performing
Arts, will show films on ballet and modem dance Tuesday at 1 p.m. in
Studio A of the instructional Media Center in the University Library.
Frances Dougherty, former head of the dance department and
member of the local alumnae chapter of Phi Beta, will present “Ballet
with Edward Vileila” and “Paul Taylor and Company."
College sponsors awara
Babson College In Massachusetts will sponsor an Edward Bemays
Foundation Award for a practical program to achieve economic justice
for homomakers
The nationwide competition will award $3,000 for the best 5,000
words or less essay on a program to achieve equitable treatment for
homemakers.
The competition closes Oct. 16. All entires must be mailed to Prof.
Frank Genovese, Babson-Bemays Competition, Babson College, Bab
son Park, Mass. 02157.
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MEETINGS
The Stack Student Union will present a sane* at
four meetings on South African Awareness, the first
to be held tonight at 7 In the EMU, room to be
posted. Louie Merrick of the Eugene Minority
Commission k« apeak and tie medte presentation
"Banking On South Africa" will ateobe shown. All
members are urged to attend.
The Jemrfsh Student Union steering committee
wil meet at 8 p m. at 1414 Kincaid St.
The PM Stutfee totenfedplnaiy Center wM hold
a program and planning meeting today from 12-2
p m. in the Conference Room of Suite 1, EMU. PM
Center staff members, programmers and students
wishing to opt for elective credit this term in a psi
mtated program are Ml welcome. The agenda wtH
Include speeMc information on independent studies
registration, apedto programs funding in 1078-78,
piMcafon of toe PM Journal and programs this
term.
The Campus Zen rettowship wW meet today In
the EMU for lunch from 12- 1230 p.m. and tor medi
tation horn 1:30-2:10 p.m. Rooms wiH be posted
The Baptist Student Union Lunch Bunch (an in
formal lunch group) win meat today from 11 a.m. to
1 p.m. in Vie EMU, room to be posted.
CAMPUS WTERVKWS:
Orientation session explaining tie services a*
suable to job seekers are held every Thursday at
3:30p.m. at 246 Susan Campbel Hal. Free work
shops In resume-wriVng, job Interytewlng and job
#nr*ng wtl betfn this week and continue through
Winter Term.
Special arragements for workshops and inter
view sign-ups are evaUsble tor handteapped Mu
dents by caMng 686-3235
U.S. Marine Corps representatives wil be at the
EMU on Jan. 16 and 17.
Intends* aigrv^ shea* tor the Mowing orgart
zadons wM be posted al 246 Suaan Campbel Hal
on Wednesday at 8:15 a.m.
Jan. 17. Mutual Credt Buying System* Interna
tional Interviewing tor company representative
and/or branch oWce manager. Buaineea and Mar
kettog majors.
Jan. 19. Haggerty. Ru«, Jones & Cafttos. Inter
viewing tor accountant B.A.. B S , or M BA to
Accounting.
Foe* tor Setting Ctaseoe have bean rareed from
$36 to S40 for alsailngclasaee.dualo rising cost*.
Any atudenta who have question* should contact
Rfck Stanton, Commodore of tie SaHng Club,
phone 342-8374, or Chris Hopper. 68S4389.
Eugene Tsui will present an extSbWon of work
vtttich include* architectural drawings; tomtture de
sign*; doth design*, mechanical inversions; bum
work; anatomical, botanical and morphotogicai
abide*, human proportion and portraiture draw
ings, writings, aporiwns and music compositions to
the Fine Arts Cattery today until January 22. Ad
mission la free. Datty time schedule wM be posted
Exdttng, innovative ciaaaea and workshops are
offered through SEARCH — Office of Aasniattva
Education, now Mad In the fist 5 pages of “The
GUIDE;" The currant “OukJe.'' contain* tM ASUO
course guide, SEARCH. ESCAPE. SURVIVAL.
PSI and ottier programs.
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