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Health expert
offers runners
free analysis
A free health hazard analysis
will be offered to non-runners
more than 25 years old who par
ticipate in a study designed by
graduate student Cindy Paxton.
The analysis takes into consid
eration activities such as smoking,
drinking and exercise before de
termining the “age" of a person
according to a health formula
based on a national average.
Paxton, a student in the de
partment of health and physical
education, will hold a meeting for
interested persons Saturday from
1 p.m. to 2 p.m. in Room 155,
Straub Hall. Those who are un
able to attend shouid call her at
686-4132.
Soprano plans
Bach concert
Soprano Susan St. John will
sing arias from Bach’s St.
Matthew’s Passion Sunday at 8
p.m. in the University’s Beall Hall.
She will be accompanied by an
ensemble of School of Music stu
dents including Ruth Chapman,
piano; Les Martin, harpsichord;
Pamela Birrell, flute; Rachel Al
drich, oboe; Sylvia Spangler,
cello, and Karen Strand, oboe
d’amore and English horn.
Portland protest planned
A support demonstration for the Moody Park Three will take place
in Portland’s Alberta Park at noon Saturday. The protest is scheduled to
coincide with a Houston demonstration against the May arrests of three
members of People United, a Chicano movement.
Persons needing rides to Portland can contact John Kaiser at
689-7062 or Jonathon Draper at 343-5806. The Eugene group will
leave from the EMU Terrace at 9 a.m. Saturday.
Composer plans workshop
The First Christian Church of Eugene will host noted composer and
nublisher David Yantis, in four music workshops, culminating in a
‘‘celebration concert” Sunday at 3 p.m. in the church sanctuary.
Yantis, who pioneered much of the contemporary church music
and creative worship during the 1960s, will conduct a
quitar/instrumental workshop Jan. 26from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m., followed by
an adult choral workshop from 8 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. that same evening.
On Jan. 27 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., Yantis will introduce a new
concept in children’s music, combining music and hand poetry.
Free choral music and refreshments will be provided at all work
shops to those participating. For additional information contact Dean
McIntyre, minister of music at the church office, 344-1425.
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MEETING
The Chinese Student Association win have its
staff meeting today at 430 in one at the Cen
tury Rooms, EMU. Topics to be dscuesed indude
the upcoming China Night, Feb 11.
Everyone is invited.
The Masters in Business Administration Associa
tion wil have Its first general meeting of the new
year today at 1130 a m. in the MBA Lounge, lo
cated on the second floor at Gilbert Halt M MBA
students are encouraged to attend.
Recent academic developments will be ds
aiased as well as association plans lor the rest at
the academic year.
POTLUCK
There wU be a man's potluck Sunday at 6p m at
960 W 11thAve It is open toany man Interested in
meelng other men and poeetoly terming a men s
group in the future
For more information call James or Jerry at
344-0114. or Matthew at 343-2818
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