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Prof to speak on Rome
A talk entitled Illiteracy Under the Roman Empire w'll be given
Friday at 4 p m. in the Erb Memorial Union at the University The room
number will be posted on the daily calendar of events near the stairs in
the main lobby
Speaking will be William V Harris, professor c* h story at Colum
bia University. He is the author of two books. Rome in Etruria and
"Roman Imperialism."
The talk is free and open to the public
OSA honors officials
University faculty and staff are
so seldom recognized for good
deeds, particularly when done for
students, that it was only fitting
that the Office of Student Ad
vocacy honor two University of
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ficials in its open house Wednes
day, director Don Chalmers says.
The OSA, an ASUO-funded
program created more than two
years ago to help students wade
through the University
bureaucracy, awarded Financial
Aid Director Ed Vignoul a special
plaque for his efforts to meet
student needs.
Ray Hawk, vice-president for
administration, also received an
award for his assistance in help
ing OSA staff get their new office
site in 334 EMU.
“Recognition is nice," Hawk
said in thanking Chalmers for the
plaque. We should let people
know when they do a good job —
it makes a difference "
KWAX series
explores lands
around world
"Another Nation," a new 13
week series, will begin Friday at
9:30 a m. on KWAX-FM. the
University radio station.
The show, hosted by Greg O
berst. a senior telecommunica
tion major at the University, will
focus on achieving a better un
derstanding of nations around the
world and understanding the
problems and adjustments en
countered by foreigners when
moving to the United States.
Friday s show will feature
Ahmed Gubartalla, who is from
Sudan and is director of the
Foreign Student Organization at
the University.
Parks offer
ski traverse
A three-day traverse for adults
age 16 and older is being spon
sored by the Eugene Parks and
Recreation Department for March
16 through 18.
Interested persons should
register today by calling the Out
door Program at 687-5329.
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RUN
March 3, 1979 • 9 a.m. • *300 ENTRY FEE
Runners will compete along a 5000 meter course beginning at
Willamalane Park, 12th and “G” Sts. in Springfield to Island Park
and back. Course map and race-day instructions will be provided
in registration packet.
PRIZES TO THE TOP THREE MEN
AND WOMEN FINISHERS
The first 400 runners to register will receive a race T-shirt. Addi
tional prizes will be awarded in post-race drawing. Times will be
called for all runners.
REGISTER AT
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746-1669 747-1933
All participants are invited to a FREE swim at Willamalane Pool
following the race.
PRIZES
T-shirts to the first 400 runners who register. 1 st Place Men’s and
1st Place Women s will receive Running Suits. 2nd Place Men’s
and 2nd Place Women's will receive Nike Waffle Trainers. 3rd
Place Men’s and 3rd Place Women’s will receive Dolphin Run
ning Shorts.
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Poet to read from work
Poet Helen Adam will read from her works today at 8 p.m. in Room
101, EMU
The Scotland-born poet, who has lived in New York since 1939,
has received the Ingram Merrill Award, a prize given yearly for distinc
tion in literature.
Adam's books include “Ballads'' and Onaisis", and her poems
have been in "The New Poets of the United States” and "No More
Masks.”
Adam was born in Glasgow and attended Edinburgh University. She
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. meetings!
The Political Science Student Union will
meet today at 7 p m. to discuss events tor
:*vs term nd next term and to select
members for a panel debate Wednesday on
the d-att Tonights meeting wilt be in the
EMU room to be posted
West University Neighbors will meet today
a! 8 p m at the WUN Center. 1458 Ferry St
Follow'ng an EWEB presentation on
household heat loss and energy conserva
tion. the neighbors will have a white
e'ephant and popcorn sale Proceeds will
go to the West University Neighborhood
Association
LECTURES
Management Prof Richard Steers will
speak today at 4 p m on Employee Com
mitment to Organ^iations Psychological
Processes and Behavioral Outcomes The
talk will be m 146 Straub Hal
Wes HTdreth of the U S Geological Sur
vey m Menlo Park. California will speak on
The Bishop Tuft Evidence for Differentia
■on for High silicate Magmas today at
12 30 p m in 307 Volcanology
Prof Pedro Leon from the University of
Costa Rica will speak on Chromatin Struc
ture Beyond the Nucleosome today at 4
p m m Room 30. Science i
SLIDE SHOWS AND FILMS
The Survival Center will present two slide
■ r-ows :od3y at 12 30 pm >n 167 EMU on
The Geology of the Oregon Coast and
The LCDC Coastal Goal
The Outdoor Program will show three
cl'mb'ng and mountaineering films today at
/■:30 p m m 107 Lawrence Hall
The t'rst is Skiing Across the Alps the
second is The Eiger a film about one o'
the world s most difficult face climbs and the
th ra is Annapurna, a film about a classic
H malayan .limb of the 1950s Thefilmsare
free and open to the public
MISCELLANEOUS
Christian Responsibility in t"e World —
What Does the Bible Say' is the topic tor
Wesley Fellowship Sunday at 5 p m at the
Wesley Center f236Kuncaid St
The Gerontology Association will sponsor
a areer Day today from 3 p m to 5 p m in
the EMU Forum Professional practitioners
faculty and stud nts will participate in panel
presentations to d'scuss career opportuni
ties n the field of gerontology
The presentation is open to me public
Theatre 4:30 will present Hughie’ by
Eugene ONe'l and directed by Bill Reid
today at 4 30 p m in the Arena Theatre
Viliard Hall
The University chapter of the Public
Relations Student Society of America will
accept new membe'S through Friday
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;ournal'sm school sometime before late
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