Meditation Classes ip'
For seven years the Sri Chinmoy
Center of Eugene has offered classes
in meditation.
Winter Term Classes
will be held in the EMU Forum Room. All classes are
free and open to the public.
Tuesday, January 20
¥ 7:oo PM - EMU Forum Room
Topic: “The inner world and the outer world."
s?i% Tuesday, January 27
^ 7:00 PM - EMU Forum Room
Topic: "Reincarnation ’’ (The meaning of a life time)
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Cultural Forum Presents
UPCOMING EVENTS
A Celebration of Life—
FOLK MUSIC AND DANCE
Jan.24
8:30 p.m.
Concert
Feb. 6
Utah Phillips
and
Priscilla Herdman
Two outstanding folk singers in concert
Gerlinger
Alumni
Room
John MeCutcheon emu
Concert at 8 p.m. Fiddler, Buck dancer and square dance caller Ballroom
Dance at 9 p.m. trom s w- VirSima
Feb. 21
Dulcimer Gathering
A full day of workshops and concerts
EMU Rooms
to be posted
Feb. 27
8 p.m.
Country Dance
Contraband
A country dance with this great contra dance
group from Bluemont, VA.
EMU
Ballroom
March 8 Applejack ££L,
Country Dance One of New Fngland s finest Contra Dance Bands
March 13
8 p.m.
Country Dance
Jim Morrison emu
From Charlottesville, VA., one of the country’s Ballroom
leading fiddlers, callers and dance teachers.
Details to be publicized — get your dancing
shoes ready & mark your calendars!
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Two students snag scholarships
Two University students have
been named the recipients of
Antoinette Shumway Stanton
Memorial scholarships for jun
ior or senior students majoring
in health education.
Julie Snider of Corvallis and
Mark Hanson of Eugene
received a book allowance and
a partial tuition remission, re
spectively.
Established in 1969 by the
late Edgar Stanton, the scholar
ship fund is administered by the
University Foundation. The
scholarship honors the memory
of Stanton’s late wife, who
helped found the University
home economics department in
1918.
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MEETINGS
The Undergraduate History Club will meet
today at 3:30 p m. in Room 253 PLC Guest
speaker will be history department chairman
Richard Brown. Brown is the author of
numerous articles and books on American
violence and vigilantism. He will discuss
"Violence and Vigilantism.” All interested
persons are invited to attend For more
information call 344-4913.
A special workshop on the University
grading system will be held today at 3:30
p.m. in the Academic Resource Area, Room
164 Oregon Hall. Questions about the D
grade, load limits, academic probation and
academic honor societies will be answered
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