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Class offers therapy, credit By JEFF ENGLAND Of the Emerald Keeping physically fit when handicapped or while recovering from an injury is possible through a Physical Education Service Course en titled PE Parallels. “After trauma, surgery or injury the therapy used to be a cast with no participation or exercise,” says class instruc tor Barbara Yost. “Now, the best treatment consists of low resistance range-of-motion exercises and participation to the extent that the patient can handle without severe pain. This keeps muscle atrophy to a minimum and allows the rest of the body to stay in condition.” Students are provided witf one-to-one instruction or car develop their own programs and work independently. Weight training, swimming flexibility and range-of-motior exercises comprise the course, which can be repeated five times so that students un able to participate in regular PE classes may fulfill their University requirements. Paraplegic biology major Alberto Naranjo says, "I can get credits for a session that would cost me $20 at Sacred Heart (Hospital).” "A lifesaver,” is how Pamela Marx describes the class. Her goal to run in a marathon is postponed by an apparent muscle tear in her thigh. “This class gives me another goal to work for until I get well. Having other people to work out with makes me want to work harder, while I work at my own pace and set up my own pro gram.” Yost sees PE Parallels as part of a gradually developing effort by the University to meet the needs of handicapped students. A planning committee has been formed to look into an intramurals program for handicapped students that could include tennis, bascket ball, swimming and archery. But, she adds, a stronger indication of interest is neces sary for the PE department to further facilitate those needs. Yost is also disturbed that many students unable to take regular PE courses obtain waivers from University PE requirements when they could actively participate in her class. “Adaptive students need physical activity even more so," says Yost. In many of her students she sees “a big change in self confidence and a better attitude about being in school again." Photo by Keith Allen Lori Bouchard, a student in the PE Parallels class and her instructor, Barbara Yost, do situps in part of a physical therapy program. Yost says the class represents a University effort to meet the needs of handicapped students. UO Child Care and Development Center 1542 VHIard St. Expanded program: Hourly scheduled toddler care 15 month through 2'h years. ORen 8-5. Hourly rates. Call 686-5413. 7153:1-24 MARKET BASKET We get our produce fresh everyday, shouldn't you? JUST PRODUCE 742 E 24th 683-4321 5100:MF EVENTS EMU CULTURAL FORUM PROUDLY PRESENTS LYNN HERSHMAN Prominent San Francisco sculptress, video artist, and filmmaker. Presenting and speaking on her work and a new video tape. Thurs, Jan 24 7:30 PM EMU Forum Room FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 5917:1-24 EMU Cultural Forum Presents RALPH NADER Monday, January 21 NOON McArthur Court FREE Doors open at 11 :?0 A M Enter at doors 1,2,?,4,15.16,17,18 7187:1-21 ISLAM (SYMPOSIUM) JANUARY 23-24 10 AM to 10 PM 167 EMU U of O Campus Lectures, Discussions, Films. Slides, and Book-Exhibition on the various aspects of Islam MOHAMMAD MESSENGER OF GOD The spectacular and fascinating drama about the birth of Islam may well be the most significant religious epic of the decade Syrian-born American Director Moutapha Akkad captures, with both reverence and force, the incredible years between 612 and 6?0 AD, during which the teaching of Islam spread despite violent persecution and ultima tely transformed much of the world The film brilliantly conveys the monotheistic message embraced by some 800 million Muslims in the world. Illuminating a crucial chapter of world history. MOHAMMAD. MESSENGER OF GOD. advances the increasingly important cause of international inter-faith under standing. Tuesday,JAN 22 WED, JAN 23 180 PLC 7:00 PM Tickets $1.00 177 LAW Sold at: UO Bookstore, EMU Main Desk, or at the door SPONSORED BY THE MUSLIM STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION 5949 1-2? The JSU presents the 4th annual NORTHWEST JEWISH STUDENTS’ RETREAT February 15-17 "A weekend of fun and learning" Take a break from the books! A great oppodunity to meet students from cam puses throughout Oregon. Washington, and British Columbia There will be workshops, speakers and films on con temporary topics. Cost is only $15 for the whole weekend. Pick up an informa tional flyer and registration form at the JSU office, Suite 5 EMU. 59421-21 UNIVERSITY THEATRE and UO DANCE DEPARTMENT present DANCE ’80 Featuring a wide variety of dance from ballet to folk JANUARY 18,19, 24, 25, 26 at 8 PM ROBINSON THEATRE $4/92.50 Students Box Office 686-4191 7127:1-25 Social Work Interest Group presents a 1 day workshop on UNDERSTANDING & TREATING THE ADOLESCENT Speaking is Dr. Jack Hegrenes. M.A. in Anthropology and M A , Ph D in social work from the University of Chicago Topics to be covered include Normal Adolescent Behavior, Treatment tor the Troubled Adolescent, and Guidelines for Assessing Deviant Behavior. Pre-regis tration is available at Hendricks Hall. Registration is the day of the workshop. FRIDAY, JAN 25 167 EMU Registration 8:30 AM Workshop 9-12,1-4 Students $3 General Public $6 5942:1-24 ENTERTAINMENT EMU CULTURAL FORUM Proudly presents THE KING OF THE BLUES B.B. KING WITH SPECIAL GUESTS THE GOSPEL TRUMPETS FOR TWO SHOWS 7:30 & 10:30 JAN. 23 EMU BALLROOM UO Students $5 Advance $6 at the door (day of show) General Public $7 Advance $8 at the door (day of show) TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: Everybody’s Records in Eugene, EMU Main Desk, and UO Bookstore 7058 1 -2? CINEMA 7 10th & Olive-Atrium Building 687-0733 Oregon Priemeres-Ends Thursday WERNER HERZOG'S NEWEST WOYZECK (West Germany 1979) Herzog s newest film (made back to back with NOSFERATU which we soon hope to premiere) features AQUIRRE star Kinski as a man gone mad for love and Cannes winner Mantes as the victim of his obsession. SHOWTIME IS 8:00 PM ONLY PLUS Directed by Hans Syberg WINIFRED WAGNER After court ordered silence of ?0 years Winifred Wagner (daughter -in-law of Richard Wagner) gives eyewitness account ot a 22 year rela tionship with Hitler/Bayreuth Festival. "Fas cinating and disturbing . the subject is as mesmerizing as Count Dracula " SHOWTIME IS 9:30 ONLY 5944:1-24 PERSONALS HAVE A PARTY# VIDA BARN 696-3913 BOOKS WANTED-TOP PRICES PAID J. MICHAEL'S BOOKS Used. Rare New 101 West 7th 342-2002 Monday-Saturday 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 5259:tfn LET’S GO TO BED and get tucked in together PIKES. Rose, story and kiss $4 Champagne extra 485-9455. X5274 1-21 PLAY SOCCER this winter! Sign up sheets for player w/o teams at Gerlinger Hall. Or call Jim, 686-2718. 1-21 Hey B.B.IThe Craft Center is open Friday night Let's cut a little wood baby C.C. 5956:1-25 DEBBIE DOLAN: Have a great Birthday today! Anne RECREATIONAL SKI CLUB!!! Meeting: Tuesday, January 22, 8:00 PM. EMU Check Club Sports Bulletin Board or Daily Schedule for room location For more info call 689-6585 5928:1 -22 I AM A STUDENT from Saudi Arabia. I am looking for a family to live with to learn Amer ican language and culture I am willing to pay all my expense Call 726-9393. 1-22 MY WEEK WAS MISERABLE. It was thrice as complicated when my wallet wasn't returned The $50 is my family's food until February. Please return it to the EMU, Thanks. 1 -22 ALEX.-Thanks for the great Alpha Chi week; my swimsuit is still in my suitcase you turkey! You're my loveable little sis' Love. KERRI 5954:1-21 HEY BIG BOY! Meet you in ceramics Saturday morning at the Craft Center BLUE EYES. P S They're open Saturday mornings now 5956:1-25 GET YOUR ACT TOGETHER for DUFFY'S GONG SHOW Thursday, Jan. 21 5960:1-22 MAX'S TAVERN Now featuring Guiness Stout ON TAP 5959 1-22 10 CENT BEER Every MONDAY NIGHT 9 to 10:20 PM BIG SCREEN TV SUD S FACTORY TAVERN 30th A Interstate 5 747-5131 5884 :M CRISIS CENTER U of O-Telephone Hot Line from 5 p m. to 8 a.m Help with personal & emotional problems. Strickly confidential Call 686-4488. 5784 MH THE SPECIAL YOU and PREGNANCY, free pregnancy testing at Birthright 687-8651 4682:1-21 M». AThe EMU Craft Center is open Saturday mornings Meet you in the Stained Glass area Mr. T. 5956 1-25 MARY JO: Roses are red Violets are blue The big T was great And so are you! Love, YOUR LIL' SIS WORSHIP HEAR RALPH NADER'S Sermon Wonder at HIS superficial demagoguery! ADMIRE the emperor's new clothes1 SEE the water upon which HE pretends to walk! BUT BE SKEPTICAL. CLUB SPORTS CREW Mandatory Winter workouts: Tuesdays, Thurs days beginning January 22, 7-8 AM, gate 25, Hayward Field Newcomers welcome 5925:1-21 PHI PSI MIKE G: Happy 20th Birthday These past months have been great. Thanks for being there. Love and Kisses, Lehi P S, Want to get lucky? BETA PAUL CHITWOOD: You're AWESOMEI Love, Two Alpha Phi Secret Admirers DDD SHOWERERS Congratulations on the successful ALL HOUSE "PROJECT". (I demand the nega tives!) Love you all, Linda DENISE “O”: Wie gehts kiddo? Gerburgstag Spat Du bist einen fantastiche mensch und frauen-Vielen Spass-P.K. MAGGI: Your eyes sure sparkled when you received the Stars and Crescent Congratula tions on your initiation! Delta Love, Mary Ann JOHN DULCICH: Congratulations on your initiation into Sigma Chi! I'm proud of you. Love. Mary Ann Happy Anniversary DIPHEAD! I can't believe that for two years I've gone out with a person who spends his time drawing toilets and making stupid little trees I sure am glad you are able to spare a few magical moments to spend with me. I Love You Lots JUNIOR PIGGY SCOOPER: We are true CHI-0 Sisters now, thank you for being such a DOLL, Love, from BARBIE CHI-Os! Thanks for the AWAKENING Friday morning. Screwdrivers and dancing is a great way to start the day. Our faith is renewed! SIGMA NU LISA WONG: Today is the start of a week full of no sleep, ?, ?, ? and tun (perhaps more bedtime stories!) Mucho Sigma Love, Kelly TO ALL MEMBERS OF KAT: Even though we haven't been able to participate in all the fun, we really appreciate all you've done. We Love You-Suzi V. & Nancy M BETH TALLMAN: Get hyped for initiation, you're great! Sigma Kappa Love, Your Great Granny Jewely SIGMA KAPPA PLEDGES: Pearls, violets and Ernestine An unknown mission is Maine Lavender. Maroon and 1874 Are now pounded into your brain You're ready now for the next big step To become sisters of the band Get ready for a HELL of a week Of which you'll remember with fond Memories. (I hate rhymes') Love you all. BECKY AX Tammy Spencer: Initiation was great And you're first rate' Lots of fun you did bring Thanks so much for EVERYTHING! Love ya, YOUR LITTLE SIS AX MEMBERS: Thanks for the great weeki We loveyouall' Your newest sisters 5954 1-21 AX BIG SIS AMY FARNHAM: Thanks for being so special last week' It was the greatest Big I' ever and I couldn't have made it without you! Love always. YOUR LITTLE S.l.T.B Laura Paae 11
