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Speakers triumph, win oral honors
The University Speech Team
captured fifth and third place
respectively in speech tour
naments at Pacific Lutheran
University and the University of
Puget Sound last weekend.
Twenty-six universities com
peted in the four-day com
petition
Honors went to the following
speakers: Betsy Boyd, Felicia
Fisher, Chrissy Miller, Lowell
Axtmann, Dan Cohen, Bill
LaDassor, Shelley Barber, Tom
Wrosch, Lew Evans, Dawn
Knudson, Mike Sauerwein, Ron
Buss, Allan Pryor, Meg Dielsch
nieder, and Sheila Larson.
READING PILING
UP ON you?
Art prof oversees
treasures of the Orient
Ellen Johnston Laing, Univer
sity art history professor, has
been appointed the art mu
seum’s first curator of Oriental
art, says museum director Ri
chard Paulin.
Laing’s research interests
have focused on the history of
Chinese painting. She will assist
in planning special Oriental art
exhibitions.
"Having access to these ma
terials will enable me to use
them for lecture classes and
seminar teaching,” Laing says.
“I'm excited about planning and
working with the exhibitions as
a means of-enhancing public
knowledge and appreciation of
Oriental art.
The curatorship carries no
additional salary and will be
held concurrently with Laing’s
regular faculty position.
Laing came to the University
in 1979 as the Maude Kerns
Distinguished Professorship in
Oriental Art. She previously
taught art history at Wayne
State University and at the
University of Michigan, Ann Ar
bor.
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vices of Career Planning and Placement are
ottered every Wednesday and Thursday at
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SPEAKERS
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ado biology department, will speak on
"Translational Regulation of Gene Expres
sion" today at 3:30 p.m. in Room 30 Science
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Conference Room 106, 777 Pearl St. The
purpose of the meeting will be to discuss the
budget process for 1981-82 to evaluate the
1980-81 budget
A session on clothing and equipment for
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the Outdoor Program Future sessions on
other topics of winter camping will planned,
as well as pre-trip meetings for future out
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Program at 686-4365.
The Women's Symposium Hiring Com
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