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Bronze Age lecture set A free public lecture called “The Bronze Age in Greece: Two Thousand Years of Puzzles,” will be presented tonight at 8 in 177 Lawrence Hall. Terpsichori Tzabella-Evjen, a classics professor at the University of Colorado, will examine and propose possible solutions for numerous problems facing the archaeologist seeking to reconstruct the history of Greece in the Bronze Age (3.000 to 1,000 B.C.). She will address herself to such questions as where the Early Bronze Age people came from, and when Greek speaking people arrived in Greece. Woodwinds to perform The University Woodwind Quintet will perform at Beall concert hall tonight at 8. The quintet is a faculty music group and its members perform with the University Summer Festival Orchestra and Eugene symphony. The group includes faculty members Peter Bergquist, Edward Kammerer, Robert Moore, Richard Trombley and Margaret Quacken bush, a local musician and teacher. The program will be Andante “pour le Cor Anglais” by Anton Reicha, Quintette by Jean Francaix and Quintette II for Woodwind Instruments by Alvin Etler. There is no admission charge and the public is invited to attend. Women to hold retreat Women in Campus Ministry will hold a retreat-conference for Uni versity women students and staff members, Friday and Saturday at the Wesley Center, 1414 Kincaid. St. This $5 conference is the first of its kind in Oregon for women to explore their spirituality. The workshops will focus on the place of women in the organized church. Sexism and the Bible, Women Theologizing, Personal Growth and Improvization workshops will be held. Contact the center at 344-4219. Costa Ricans visit campus Six Costa Rican educators will spend three days, beginning today at the University under the Partners of the Americas Teachers Ex change Program. During their visit, the exchange teachers will tour various University facilities and will observe regular classes in the College of Arts and Sciences. Morris to speak David Morris, neighborhood self-reliance expert, will speak Tues day at 7:30 p.m. in 167 EMU. Morris will give an alternative vision of society based on self reliance, as sponsored by SEARCH, the Survival Center, the Cultural Forum and the Landscape Architecture Department. Train for the Navy’s sky now. If you qualify, you can sign up for Navy flight training while you're still in college and be assured of the program you want. Our AOC Program (if you want to be a Pilot) or our NFOC Program (if you want to be a Flight Officer) can get you into the Navy sky for an exciting, challenging career. For more details, see the Navy Recruiter below. Be Someone Special. Fly Navy. This year we’ll have over 1100 flight positions available. The Navy Officer Information Team on campus Jan 30 • Feb 3 Placement office by appt. or ERB Century Rooms Paw 9 et al... Delegates recall women’s confab A public meeting Tuesday will recount the experiences of six Oregon delegates and other area women who attended the National Women’s Conference in Houston. “Houston Revisited,’’ will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the council cham bers at city hall. The meeting is sponsored by seven women's groups. Reps set campus visit Peace Corps and VISTA representatives will be at the University this week to register seniors for overseas and U S. volunteer assign ments that begin this spring and summer. Information will be available in the EMU lobby Tuesday and Wed nesday from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., with interviews in the Career Planning and Placement Service in Susan Campbell Hall from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday and Friday. According to Chris Kimble, recruiting team leader from Portland, the Peace Corps and VISTA are revitalized under the Carter administra tion, with both programs undergoing a change of emphasis and an expansion. peanuts: .. HEV, STUPID CAT! KOU WERE OUT KIND OF LATE LAST NI6HT, WERENT V0U? LiHAT WERE VOU D0IN6, STAR 6AZIN6 7 ( hands are a V VMARVELOUS WORK/ | NO, YOU'RE SO STUPID VOU PROBABLE DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT A STAR LOOK5 LIKE! HANDS CAN PAINT PICTURES, PLAY MUSIC AND SAKE PIES! HANDS CAN DO A MILLION THIN6S... WHILE WE'RE AT IT, LET'S ALSO HEAR IT FOR CLAWS And PAWS! briefs MEETINGS Growing Alternative Youth (GAYouth) offers an opportunity for sodalzing and discussion tor peo ple under the age of 22. Join us this evening at 6:00 Call 343-6130 lor location or more information. The Baptist Student Union (BSU) Discovery group meets Tuesday mornings at 7 a.m. In a booth on the top level of the EMU Skylght. If you're in terested. attend or calf 344-7443. The Campus Zen Fellowship will meet for medi tation from 1:30-2:30 p.m. in the EMU (room be posted). The Baptist Student Union "Lunch Brunch" will meat today from 11:30 to 1 30 in the EMU. room to be posted Hawaii dub: dance practice tonight from 7:30 to 930 at the Agate #2 Quonset Hut. across from Bean Dormitory complex For questions call Debbie. 465-2368 The flrst meeting of the Beptist Student Unton Adventure I (serious study) group is tonight at 7:30. 1930 Onyx #6 We will be discussing the first half of J B PhiHipe book. Tour God Is Too Small Call 344-7443 for more information LECTURES MONDAY AFTERNOON PROSEMINAR Mal colm Brenner, visiting Research Associate, will speak today at 4 p m., In Room 156 Straub his topic: "The Psychophysical Law: Individual differ ences. dynamic range effects, and metaphysical considerations.'' CAMPU8 INTERVIEWS: Orientation sessions eretaining the services av ailable to job seekers are held every Thursday at 3:30 p.m. at 246 Susan Campbel Free workshops in resume-writing, job interviewing, and job Anting are also offered Special arrangements for workshops and inter view sign-up sheets are available for handcapped students by calling 686-3235 U S Mwine Corps representatives will be at Tie EMU on Feb 6 and 7. NOW OPEN STORE WIDE SALE All records, tapes and paraphanelia especially priced for our Grand Opening. Sheldon Shopping Ctr. 344-9539 on Coburg Rd. Mon,-Fri. 11-9 p.m. 1526 Coburg Rd. Sat. 11-7 p.m., Sun. 11-5 p.m. Interview sign-ip sheets lor the foiowmg organi zations will be posted at 246 Susan Campbell Hall on Wednesday. February 1 at 8:15 a m Feb 6 Progressive Casualty Insurance Com pany Interviewing lor management training prog ram. Prefer MBAs vri> talk with BA/BS any major Feb 6 6 7 Automated Data Processing Inter viewing lor Customer Service and Sales positions Majors In Accounting. Marketing and Data Proces sing. Feb 6 6 7. Electronic Data Systems. Interview ing lor Operations Development Program and Sys tems Engineer Development Program Majors in Finance. Accounting. Business. Computer Sci ence. Management. Math, and M B A.'*. Feb. 7 Great-West Lila Assurance Interviewing tor Grotto Accounts Representative. B.A.JB S in Business. Finance. Economics Insurance, and Marketing Feb. 7 6 8.1 Magnin Interviewing lor Merchan dsing Training Program B.A./B S in Business Administration. Management. Marketing. Relating. Clothing 6 Textiles, or Liberal Arts vrith retail ex perience preferred Feb 7 A 8. J.C. Penney Company. Inc Interview ing for Merchandising/Management Training Prog ram BA./B S In Business Administration. Market ing. and Liberal Arts Feb. 8 Goodyear Tire 6 Rubber Company kser vteuAng lor Management Training. B.A./B.S in Bus mess Administration or Economics Feb. 8. TekSonix. Inc htarvtomtog lor poaNone m Research and Development in Manufacturing Bachelor's. Master a and Ph D. candidates in Computer Science. Physics, and Chemistry Also interviewing lor some summer positions Majors in Physics and Chemistry Feb 9 Canada Life Assurance Interviewing tor Career Salas and Sales Management M B A t. Business. Liberal Arts, and Social Sciences Feb. 9 Beil Laboratories. Intarviewing tor posi tions in Research and Development Master's and Ph.D. canddates in Computer Science. Software 6 Systems Engineering. Systems Design. Mechani cal Engineering, and Electrical Engineering. Also wtl interview some B.S./8.A. canddates Feb. 9 Pacific Northwest Bek. Interviewing lor Developing Managers Program, Engineering Marketing/Sales. Prefer Business Administration Computer Science. Sciences. Math, end ail En gineering except Chemical and Nuclear Feb. 10. Prudential Insurance Company Inter viewing tor Sales. Marketing, and other administra tive positions with management potential Any major Feb. 10. David Douglas School District Inter viewing for elementary and secondary positions Any education major 1 Oregon Daily Emerald The Oregon Daily Emerald is published Monday through Friday ex cept during exam weeks and vacations, by the Oregon Daily Emerald Publishing Co , Inc . at the University o! Oregon, Eugene. 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