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Forest jobs available Applications are now available for seasonal/summer employment on the Willamette National Forest. Job applications must be submitted between December 1, 1978 and January 15, 1979. The Willamette will be hiring approximately 200 people for posi tions as Forestry Aids or Technicians. Civil Engineering Aids or Techni cians, Surveying Aids or Technicians. Pay will range from $3.50 to $5.05 per hour. The positions will be located in and adjacent to Eugene, with duty stations at Blue River, McKenzie Bridge, Detroit, Sweet Home, Oak ridge, Westfir, Lowell, and Vida, Oregon. The normal season of work will be from March 15 to November, weather permitting. Some positions will begin in June and last through September. Recruitment for these positions is nation-wide. Applications may be submitted to only one Forest Service Region for this reason. (The WiBamette is in the Pacific Northwest Region.) In addition to these jobs, there will be approximately 100 other seasonal/summer positions which will be filled by people that worked last summer. Detailed information about applying is provided with the application blanks which are available at any U.S. Forest Service office. The jobs are open to anyone who is 18 years old by the date they are available for work and meet the qualifications listed on the application. Molten rock investigated The University has received a $40,600 grant from the National Science Foundation for continued study of a technique for using seismic waves — like those created by earthquakes — to locate and charac terize molten rock deposites deep beneath the earth’s surface. University geophysicist Harve Waff heads the research project, entitled “Acoustic Wave Propogation in Magmatic Liquids.” According to Waff, his University laboratories have been equipped with special chambers which simulate the intense heat and pressure upon rocks 150 to 200 miles within the earth, and with “electromechani cal transducers” which create ultrasonic waves similar to seismic waves. By measuring the speed at which seismic waves pass through magmatic liquid, and the amount of absorption of waves that occurs, researchers can acquire useful information about the physical nature of magmatic liquids. Waff says. peanuts ® I PONT UNPERSTANF YOUK QUESTION, CHARLIE srou)n...u;hy 5HOULO I HAVE 5ELF-POU0TS: U)WY NOT:AFTER All, you're not really mfECT, YOU KNOU) r Un.l-1 *«HMu** *«< I'VE NEVER SEEN Anyone so offended.' Workshop set on behavior therapy system On December 8 and 9, the American Association for the Ad vancement of Clinical Training is offering a workshop on Neurolin guistic Programming, the therapy system developed by Richard Bandler and John Grinder. The Association, which was formed and still has its headquarters in Eugene, is bringing nationally acclaimed therapist-trainer Jim Eicher from Felton, California to lead the workshop. The workshop will be held in the Valley River Inn in Eugene. Cost of the training is $75.00 for profes sionals and $65.00 for students and laypersons. Reservations and more information are availa ble by calling the Association at 485-3317 or 485-3318, or by writ ing to 3040 Hams Street, Eugene, Oregon 97405. Attention Student Programs If you are interested in applying for ASUO/IFC Incidental Fee funds and have not been considered in previous years please let us know! CALL NOW! 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The quintet will sing over 20 selections, including works by Perotin. Machant, Dunstable and Dufay. A registered University group, Capella Antiqua is directed by Terry Ross and supported by the city room tax fund. Admission for the concert is $1.50. Thespians hold seminar Tonight a free workshop on theater improvisation will be held in the Wesley Center. 1246 Kincaid St. Focusing on personal relationships and social concerns, as well as personal and religious concerns, the workshop will begin at 7:30 p.m. According to program head Alan Sacks, the seminar is a vehicle for the participant's personal growth. "It's an opportunity for self expression with social support responding to social concerns." For information, call the Wesley Center at 344-4219. briefs MEETINGS Phi BsU Lambda (PBL Consultants) meets today at 5 pm. in 2«7 Qtfcert Qua* speaker wti ba Oregon StaN UnlvereNy aa-praaUam Doug Bor ence Tha Chinese SUant Association staff wet maul today at 330 p m. in an EMU Camay Room To pica to ba decuaeed includa t» upoomtog China Mgftt. and programa tor toe venter term FORUMS The Solar Energy Centar is hoktng another of Its Solar Seminar Sanaa today at 1230 Today a topic ia Tha lntag»a»on of Altemedve Enargy with Othar Oesigniaeuea. " The tali is 0ven by David Wktazky. an aichttact wth tha Thraahoid A Group oi Ar chitects Admission a baa. and tie pubic ia wel ooma to tha meetng. which will be hekJ in the E MU. room to ba posted Alpha Kappa Pai, tha professional business trsremity wM ba sponsoring Ns Speaker's Program tha evening at 730 p.m in room 337 EMU Tonight's guest spaakar « Dean H. Papa’, owner and manager of Papa' Brothers Inc. His topic of dscussKm a "Management by Otyectvear and ms ba todowad by refreshmani and rtecueeton All m tarastad indvtduaie are encouraged to attend Tha final special session far People s Law School la this evening The topic is 'legal Re search tor the Beginner and Mil be hetd at Hams Hal. South Corterence Room. Lana County PubSc Service Buitdng. from 7-tpm Tha ctasa. which is bee and open to the pubtc. wB include a tour of tha Lane County Law Library A dscuasion of evidence tor the rasurracSon of Jesus w* be led by Denise Lundbfadn at the Inter Varsity Chnstlan Fetowshrp mealing torngd in the EMU. room to be pond Oay Rap dan open. Intormd decueeton group that meets weekly to Oder aupporl to gay end ttsexud women and man. Toteghre topic ot d» ctddnn wd be "The Soda) Subculture " Oay Hap meed dl campua and ndaa ara avattabte tor tooaa atooU tranaporunon For bcatoi and mora irv •ormaton cal Oay People's Alienee at 846-3300 or MS-6130 Women s Roland and Resource Sarvtoa a cot lading namaa tor a woman'! awarenaaa. or conaoouanaa! rawing greed Woman Intoraatod In becoming part ot aocn a group totodd cal ttw WRRS odea at 666-3327 and laava thatr name, addaaa and phono number Tha annual trtp to tha UnTvaraMy Maded Schod Ml boon Thursday Tha (soup mm ba leaving trom tha viator'• parting lot at 13th and Agale St at 8 am aharp Sign-upa. In 164 Oregon Hal. ara I mttad to 26 stodend Please bring a sack ivrvch Brat and aaoond year atudanta wd ba giving lours and wa Ml ba attending ana ctoaa POUCY Tha EmerddS boats column a open to anyone Malang to announce moatnga. 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