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Course explores depression
With an unstable economy, a
too-small job market, instances
of discrimination and a growing
crime rate all confronting
Americans, it is not too surpris
ing that one out of five suffers
from depression at some time in
his or her life, say researchers in
the University's Department of
Psychology
The researchers and the
Eugene Family YMCA will offer
a course on controlling depres
sion beginning Jan 8 The
eight-week course, "Coping
with Depression,” will be open
to the public. Interviews to enter
the program begin Dec 3.
The course provides small
group instruction and employs a
self-help approach to depres
sion It is based on the assump
tion mat individuals can control
their moods by changing their
activities and learning helpful
skills, according to Julia Stein
metz, course coordinator
Strategies to be used in the
course will include relaxation
training, self-change tech
niques. constructive thinking,
control of positive and negative
thoughts, effective planning for
pleasant activities and creative
use of social skills, Steinmetz
said
Registration fees for the
course will be based on family
size and income Half the fee
can be earned back if par
ticipants fill out questionnaires
and participate in two personal
interviews
The course was developed
from a book, “Control Your
Depression." written by Peter
Lewinsohn, psychology profes
sor, and his former research
associates
Lewinsohn began the de
pression course last fall Por
tions of the course were fea
tured in Dr Art Ulene's syn
dicated Feeling Good ' series
on NBC’s Today Show last
winter
Courses based on Lewm
sohn's book have been taught
at Arizona State University.
Portland State University and
the University of California at
San Francisco
Interested persons should
contact Steinmetz at 686-4966
to arrange for an interview
Could you use an extra
$100.00 a month
this term?
There are lots of ways for a student to earn extra
money But most employers require regular hours
And even if your class schedule happens to fit your
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week, being paid on the spot, you can earn up to
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The two-hour 'Morning Edi
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sports and the arts, as well as
interviews on people and places
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The Spongtteld Salvation Army will serve a
traditional Thanksgiving dinner on Thursday
Nov 22 from 1130am to 2 30 p m at the
VIAHamalane Memorial Building 766 N A St
Springfield
Seniors unemployed tamiliies students
away from home as well as all others who will
he alone lor the holiday are invited to this tree
tinner Some transportation will be available
on a lim*ed basis Take home drnaers m the
Springfield area will be provided to the sick or
handicapped who are unable to come out For
•briber information phone the Salvation Army
office at 747 2666
BRING Recycling s BRINGmobile will stop
at the following locations this Saturday Nov
24 to pick up recyclable materials Willard
Elementary School 2855 Lincoln St 9 11
am Jefferson Jr High 1650 W 22nd 10
a m noon, Willagillespie School 1125
Willagillespie 11 am 1 pm Springfield
(vacant lot located at 8th and G Streets) 10
a m -2 p m
The BWNGmot*!* will accept QUW» tm *nd
lurrmum These materials are atso accepted
it BRING I permanent campus Me next to the
Food Op between t 5lh and 17th Avenue* oh ot
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accepted at BRING a other two permanent
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on Thursday Nov 22 in observance ot
Thanksgiving Day There will be no delivery ot
mail other than Express Mail and Special
Delivery Mai will be picked up bom street
collection boxes at the times listed on the
holiday achediie posted on each box Mail will
be ckspalched to all points
Greenpeace will be having an open house
every Saturday until Christmas from 10 am to
5 p rn at our new office located a! 56 N 13th
St (between Olive and Willamette) Our
regular office hours will be Monday through
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