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Oceanographer to speak
Like to dip into a hot spnngs pool in a garden of exotic fauna? Even
if it’s 9,000 feet below the surface of the ocean?
John Corliss dtd just that and he wifi tell about his experiences in a
terfinical seminar on hydrothermal activity in the ocean at 3:30 today in
Room 107, Lawrence Hall. He also will present a free public lecture and
film at 7:30 p.m. in Room 150, Geology.
Corliss, an oceanographer from Oregon State University (OSU),
was a pioneer at sea for 60 days in February and March of 1977. He and
five oceanographers from all over the United States and two OSU
students were the first to examine hot springs on the floor of the ocean.
They discovered communities of exotic life around all these vents.
Corliss describes the areas as being “like lush oases in a sunless
desert.’’
Some of the animals that we found had never been identified
What we found may also have implications for the origin of primitive
life.”
Corliss is coordinating another voyage to explore ocean hot
spnngs in February 1979.
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Rally positions
open to females
If you have a lot of spirit to sup
port the Ducks next year in the
Rally Squad, you should sign up
now at Mac Court, according to
Dianna Hovick, this year’s rally
leader.
An orientation will be held 9
a.m. Saturday at Mac Court for all
interested females. Preliminary
try-outs begin May 1, and finals
will be held a week later.
A dance clinic will be held
Saturday from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. by
this year’s rally and dance team.
This is open to high school and
junior high school students as well
as University students. The fee to
attend the clinic is $3, and anyone
who participates will be invited to
watch the closed try-outs for rally
squad, says Hovick.
Try-outs for the dance team
(formerly Kamikaze Kickers) and
the Duck mascot will be held next
month.
Film to examine
Indians’ plight
A graduate fellow in political
science will show a film she pro
duced and directed on “You Con
quered Me Not: A S^ort History of
the Klamath and Modoc Tribes,” 3
p.m. Friday in Studio D of the lib
rary. |
Sharon O’Brien’s graduate
work considers the plight of the
Native American and their status '
with the United States in terms of
international law. 1
The political science depart
ment lecture committee is spon
soring the presentation for in
terested students. I
fi
Navy to give officer tests
The U S. Navy will accept applications for officer positions, and
representatives will be on campus next week in the EMU Century
Rooms to administer the qualification tests and conduct interviews
Appointments can be scheduled by calling the Programs Officer in
Portland at 221-3041.
Available positions range from pilot training and “surface unre
stricted line” to 15 other specialties which require a four-year degree
Selected applicants will be given the opportunity to attend one of
two officer candidate schools.
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afion today from 2:30-3:20 p.m. in the EMU (room
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WOMEN IN SCIENCE Than wil be an informal
m***n0 «**1 Dr Sue Bryant from (he Department
•* UC-frvme at noon Friday in Room 280
Sconce I (on the Bodge) Feel free to bmg your
The Asian-American Student Union wtl hare a
meetfrig at 8 JO p.m tomtit In 470 Oregon Hallto
dscuss information flow, uecieon making staff
Irelning, applcabon procedure and probably more
Phi Chi Theta, a txjsmesa and economics (rater
rtty.wtlhold a bueneea meeting today atSpm.in
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LECTURES
Toreght 8 p.m.. Library Studto A Sponsored
(Otntty by Biology, Geography, and Ubrary Prof
Joe Ewan. Biology department. Tutene Urwersrty
The Set any of Cook's Voyages, or Around »ie
World on Six Swings"
Today. 430 p.m.. 30 Science I. Dr Sue Bryant
Dept, of Biology. UC - Irvine Pattern Formation
and Symmetry in Regenerating Amphibian Umbs
The phyaics department wM tponaor a colo
quum entitled -ProjectHss Bouncing on Nuclei with
Large Energy Losses today at 330 p.m. m Room
16, Science I. The coaoquajm wtl feeture Professor
1 Halpem of tie University of Washington
Tom Meehan. Canddate for Circuit Court Judge
of Lane County. PoeWon 1, ml speak at the Law
School, Room 221 at 1230 p.m today Bnng your
lunch
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