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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1981)
Architecture school fights studio squeeze By MARIAN GREEN Of the Emerald Too little money is a constant worry for most University programs, but in the architecture department, money worries have sent faculty and students back to the drawing board. When the Legislature lopped $2.7 mil lion off the University’s budget during a special session last summer, new build ing projects for the architecture depart ment were left in design stages. The most immediate problem is over crowding in architecture design studios. The number of students per studio has increased by 15 percent to 20 percent, says Dean Robert Harris of the architec ture and allied arts school. "The increase is significant because there are a lot of students in a class that's designed for a one-to-one kind of rela tionship,” Harris says. “Under normal circumstances, this is about a half-hour per student. "Now the amount of time professors have available to spend with each student in class is less, but we've found our professors just spend more time (out of class) with them." But the overcrowding does bother Samuels. "It makes me frustrated because I know it limits the professors themselves from making the education the way they’d want it to be." Department head Jerry Finrow believes "it's made everybody angry and intense over and above what it would be if they were teaching just an additional lecture course." But professors having less time for students is only one part of the over crowding problem, Harris says. "A lot of equipment is quite makeshift. Maybe 50 to 75 students’ drafting tables are sawhorses and plywood," he says. "The desperate aspect is that the governor’s budget doesn’t include fund ing for the building. That means we ll be in this God-awful situation for another four years." In addition, visiting lecturers in all six departments of the school have been "almost entirely eliminated, " according to Harris. "That's going to be a real loss," Samuels says. "Those were good talks." Some workshops and short courses also have been canceled, and at least one major lecture class that had an en rollment of more than 270 students has been canceled. The lecture course is a requirement for some majors in the ar chitecture and allied arts school. QUADS___ QUADS $135 Clean, available now THE BROWN DERBY 441 E 17th 683-7353 1456:tfn QUADS 738 E 16th 343-8024 Available now Private bath, 54 block from campus JEAN TATE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 1620:ttn QUIET QUADS Private bath and refrigerator, $145 per month 345-12721716tfn CAMPUS QUADS 47S East 15th S100-$129 Room in house plus quad Kitchen privleges Resident Manager 343-0459 evenings 690 East 16th $142.50 Private bath and refrigerator in each unit Share kitchen and living room. Carpets, drrapes, off-street parking. 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Entry deadline Thursday, 12 noon HURRY! 32 TEAM LIMIT Presented by U of O YMCA Student Cabinet and U of 0 Intramurals BLACK STUDENT UNION GENERAL MEETING TIME 8:30 pm (today) EMU Forum, room1-22 SURVIVAL CENTER PRESENTS WAR WITHOUT WINNERS This film interviews people on both sides. Soviet and American. Who wins? Neither WEDNESDAY, JAN. 21 8 PM EMU FORUM FREE ENTERTAINMENT I. .1 CINEMA 7 10th & Olive-Atrium Building 687-0733 EUGENE PREMIERE-ENDS TUESDAY THE CANTERBURY TALES The Canterbury Tales is Pasolini's authentic film version of the Chaucer classic but has the directors' idelible stamp as he seeks out the raciest, most exotice, and controversial aspects of the ribald tales 35mm - brilliant picture and sound Rated X Over 18 only SHOWING 7:30 A 9:50 PM Red Adm Mat Sun 2 pm EMU CULTURAL FORUM present* UTAH PHILLIPS THE GOLDEN VOICE OF THE GREAT SOUTHWEST along with PRISCILLA HERDMAN One of the ma|or folk voices of the 1980't SATURDAY, JAN. 24 8:30 PM GERLINGER ALUMNI LOUNGE $3 75 general public $3 50 UO students Tickets on sale at the door. Limited seating 2132.1-23 WANNA GET CRAZY? JOHNNY A THE DISTRACTIONS 9:30 Jan 22,23.24 Grand Illusions 412 Pearl Cover charge 1-23 COMMITTEEE FOR MUSICAL ARTS present* Anthony Rooley Lute Emma Kirkby Sunday, Jan. 25 8 pm School of Music Room 198 $2 UO students & seniors $3 General admission 2134 1-2? UNIVERSITY THEATRE and UO DEPT. OF DANCE PRESENT DANCE ‘81 Jan. 23,24 Jan. 28-31 8 PM ROBINSON THEATRE Tickets: $4 50. $2.75 UO students and seniors, $3.50 other students. Box Office 686-4191 2143:1-30 THE ANANDA MARGA SOCIETY presents WATERSHIP DOWN Superb animation, the talents of some of the world s finest actors, and a univer sally acclaimed story make this a most satisfying film. This odyssey of a deter mined group of rabbits who search for a new safe home is an exciting and provocative film for all ages FRIDAY, JAN. 23 78 9 PM 180 PLC $1.50 1-2? EMU CULTURAL FORUM proudly presents the witty and candid BBC production of I, CLAUDIUS "It's about a family business call ruling the world.” Last week's episodes in troduced us to the Caesars - the emper or Augustus and his wife, the fiendishly evil Livia, the grandparents of the young and fatherless Claudius. Livia is plotting and poisoning all who would stand in the way of her son Tiberious and the throne In #3, WAITING IN THE WINGS. Livia manouvers the banishment of Julia, Augustus’ daughter, now only her sons stand in the way of Livia and Tiberius We come to know young Claudius in #4 WHAT SHALL WE DO ABOUT CLAUDIUS? Him limp, twitch and stutter make him the butt of the family's jokes, but the famed historian Livy recognizes his intelligence. Livy advises Claudius to play the fool if he is to survive in bloody Rome If you missed the first 2 episodes it's not too late to catch up on the fascinat ing story of Claudius and his notorious family. Brief plot summaries of each episode are posted in the window of Suite 2, EMU, THURSDAY, JAN. 22 8 PM 177 LAWRENCE *1.25 ____t -22 EMU CULTURAL FORUM present* TIME AFTER TIME Starring Malcolm McDowell and Mary Steenburgen This thrilling, macabre story begins in Victorian England, just before the turn of the century Following the interaction of H.G Wells, the noted science fiction writer, and his friend, Dr. John Stevenson, Wells discovers that Dr Stevenson is the notorious Jack the Ripper Chased by the police, he es capes in Wells' newly invented time machine Wells follows Dr Stevenson to 1 the year 1979 in a dazzling journey in the | time machine and pursues him through modern day San Francisco FRIDAY, JAN. 23 7 4 9:15 PM 150 GEOLOGY *1.25 1-23 THE BIJOU 492 E 13th (at Farry St) 686-BIJU The Best Sound System The Best Theatre In T own Admission $2 ENDS WEDNESDAY SINGING IN THE RAIN Simply put, it's the best Hollywood musical ever made. Plus: * All Star Bloopers ot 1936 * Ronnie Reagan Funnies * Betty Boop color cartoon Showtlmes 7 & 9:30, also Sunday ma tinee 3:40 pm. BIJOU MIDNITE KZEL and Michael Lamont present Fabulous Fleischer Cartoon Festival The classic color cartoons from the studios of Max and Dave Fleischer Plus Ronnie Reagan funnies THURSDAY 96 cents FRI A SAT SI .96 Kids Matinee Sat 11 am Also plays Sunday 2 pm All seats $1 50 2184:1-28 The Sufi Circle presents HAROLD and MAUDE A classic cult film which features one of the screen's most unlikely pairs Defying everything you've ever known about screen lovers, Harold and Maude have and outrageously tunny and affecting relationship. SATURDAY, JAN. 24 7 A 9 PM 180 PLC $1 50/S1 children 1-23 The Sull Circle presents Black Orpheus Considered wie of the most beautiful films ever made. BLACK ORPHEUS retells the legend of Orpheus and Eu rydice in the modern setting of the black section of Rio de Janeiro. Enhanced by music and color photography that is among the most magnificent ever put on film. FRIDAY, JAN. 23 7 A 9:15 PM 177 LAWRENCE S1.50/S1 children 1-2? EMU CULTURAL FORUM presents THE LACEMAKER Swiss director Claude Goretta's THE LACEMAKER is a haunting romance about an ill-fated love atfair between a middle-class university student and an inexperienced shop girl who meet on the deserted Normandy beaches during the off season. Upon thier return to Paris, their romance collaps under the weight of class and intellectual distinctions Director Goretta paints a moving romance in the style of the old Dutch masters with exquisite and delicte detail SUBTITLES SUNDAY, JAN. 25 7 A 9 PM 180 PLC S1.25 __1-23 THE RISQUE CAT IS BACK! 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