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UC sociologist to lecture
Stanley Aroncwwtz of the University of Cafcforrsa at Irvine «*• grve a
speech on “Class Stratification in Amencan Society, Friday at 330
p.m m J01 EMU
Aronowitz « a sociologist and author of “False Promises The
Shaping of Amencan Working Class Consciousness: ’ “Food. Shelter
and the Amencan Dream.’ and numerous arbcies on poirbcs. labor and
culture
The lecture is sponsored by the sociology department
Interview session offered
A free Career Development Workshop on job interviews wit! be
conducted March 2, and interested persons should cal Vicki Johnson in
the University Personnel Department. 686*3159, to register by Friday.
The workshop is part of the University s Career Development pro
gram, the Personnel Department. Career Planning and Placement and
Lifelong Learning m the Office of Student Se-vices
The objective is to introduce participants to the principles and
techniques that can lead to successful job interviews. Participants will
have a chance to practice interviewing skils to small groups
Engravings subject of talk
Art historian Michael Jacobsen will discuss “Form and Purpose in
Early Italian Engraving' at a 430 p.m. tak Friday in Room 177, Law
rence Hal
The lecture is part of a continuing senes of faculty talks sponsored
by the University School of Architecture & Albed Arts. All programs in the
senes are open, without charge, to the public.
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OF ADMINISTRATION
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY
SALEM, OREGON 97301
A Two-Year Master s Program to
Provide the Educational
Foundation for Careers in the
Management of Business,
Government, and Not-For-Profit
Organizations
All interested students should see
Tim Nissen, Director of Admissions
Thursday, March 2, 1978
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
UO Career Planning and Placement
Campbell Hall — 686-3235
Information on Placement, Internships,
Curriculum and Financial Aid available
on request
Guest to give
letters history
The Valley Calligraphy Guild
wifi present a free lecturo on the
“History of Letters," by Robert Pal
ladino, calligrapher, paleographer
and instructor at Reed College
The lecture will be given at
Celeste Campbell Senior Center
155 High St., tonight at 7:30
It is recommended for calli
graphers, art historians and all
“letter lovers.”
Folkloric song
topic of speech
The Department of Romance
Languages presents Bernado
Paiambo, Spanish professor from
the New School of Social Re
search, at the Newman Center,
1830 Emerald St., tonight at 8.30
p.m.
Admission to the concert and
lecture on the Latin-American
Folkloric Song is $2, and the pub
lic is invited to attend.
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Beall rings with free student recitals
Several student recitals will
highlight this week’s musical ac
tivities at Beall Concert Hall.
Today, saxophone students will
give a class recital at 12:30 p.m.,
and Pam Birrell will give her Doc
toral degree flute recital at 8 p.m.
Composition students will pre
sent New Works for Orchestra in a
Benefit planned
for White Bird
A fund-raising project for the
White Bird Clinic, a Eugene medi
cal center that provides counsel
ing crisis intervention and ser
vices, will be held Monday from 8
a m. to 10 p.m. at the Homefried
Truckstop, 790 E. 14th Ave.
Chefs will have gourmet treats
for breakfast, lunch and dinner,
and music will be provided by local
groups and individuals.
For more information, call Von
nie at 342-8255.
Renter’s tax refund
information available
from housing office
Off-Campus Housing has re
ceived 1978 renter’s refund pam
phlets explaining filing proce
dures, eligibility and proof for the
refund. Also explained is how
roommates should file. The free
pamphlet can be picked up at
Off-Campus Housing in Suite 3 of
the EMU.
Form 70R is the Oregon
homeowner and renter refund
form. Anyone still needing this
form may pick one up at the hous
ing office.
For more information call Off
Campus Housing at 686-3731.
conducted ensemble concert Fri
day at 12:30 p.m., and Robert
Howard will perform his senior
degree clarinet recital with the ac
companiment of Marybeth An
drews on piano Friday at 8 p.m.
Trumpet students will present a
recital on Tuesday at 12:30 p.m.
All recitals are free and the pub
lic is invited.
Gay testimony to be aired
Highlights of public testimony
on the sexual orientation amend
ment to Eugene’s Human Rights
Ordinance, foiowed by a live dis
cussion, will be broadcast at 8 to
night on radio station KLCC-FM
(90.3).
The testimony was given at a
public hearing before the city
council last October. Opponents
Lumber club
shows fashions
The Hoo-Hoo-Ette Club,
women in lumber, will present its
annual style show Friday at 8 p.m.
for the benefit of the Eugene Hear
ing and Speech Center, at the
World’s Fare in the Valley River
Center.
There will be a special perfor
mance by the Emerald Boys
Choir, children’s fashions by And
Everything Nice,' women’s fash
ions by ‘Sue Marshall’ and men’s
fashions by Rosenblatts.'
Tickets are available at stores
displaying the style show posters
and at the door.
Clavichord concert
scheduled Saturday
University music school profes
sor Joan Benson will perform on
clavichord and fortepiano at the
fourth concert of the Early
Keyboard festival concert Feb. 25
at 8 p.m. in Beall concert hall.
of fie amendment have secured
enough petition signatures to refer
the matter to the voters at the elec
tion May 23.
KLCC-FM has invited speakers
to discuss the issue from VOICE,
the organization sponsoring the
referendum, and from Eugene
Citizens for Human Rights, a
group that opposes repeal of the
amendment.
Children’s play
set this week
Eugene Theatre for Children
presents "Underground Spring
time,” an original play by and for
children, sponsored by the
Eugene Parks and Recreation
Department.
The play is free and for all ages.
Performances are scheduled as
follows:
Today at 4: Community Center for
the Performing Arts, 291 W. 8th
Ave.
Saturday at 11 a.m.: Edison
Elementary School, 1328 E. 22nd
Ave.
Saturday at 2 p.m.: Sheldon
Community Center, 2445 Wil
lakenzie Rd.
March 4 at 11 a.m.: Westmore
land Community Center, 1545 W.
22nd Ave. and
March 4 at 2 p.rn.: Fairfield
School, 3455 Royal Ave.
For more information contact
Carol Wade, 345-2822.
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