DUFFY’S
Spring Term Kick-Off
with
STODDARD & COLE
Fri. & Sat. 9:30-1:30
DUFFY'S Friday at 4
$1.75 Pitchers 4*6
FREE live Music with
Stoddard & Cole starts at 5:30
during Pitcher Sale
Art expert
will discuss
preservation
An expert in the study of
Chinese bronze technology will
lecture on the production, pa
tination and preservation of
Chinese bronze Wednesday,
April 8.
W.T. Chase’s lecture, illus
trated with slides, will take place
at 7:30 p.m. in Room 107 Law
rence Hall. It will concern the
historical development of
bronze casting techniques up to
the Han Dynasty of the early
third century. Chase will discuss
the physical deterioration of ar
tifacts, and fakes and forgeries.
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APRIL 5th SUNDAY
EMU BALLRM UofO
600 PM
PROGRAM DINNER, PLAY & MANY CULTURAL PRESENTATIONS
. When repression departs our lives
When grief becomes obsolete
When tyranny is remembered only in old tales
When equality and brotherhood prevail
Then we shall rejoice the coming of the spring
Then we shall celebrate Norooz (New Year)
TICKETS: Adults $5.00 Children $3.00
Sponsored by: Iranian Students Association & FSO Public is welcomed
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briefs
MEETINGS
Gimme Shelter: Planning for Housing In
the Fiscal Crisis of the '80s is the topic of a
conference sponsored by the National
Lawyers Guild, Saturday from 9 am. to 4
p m. Registration is at 8:30 a m. at the Law
Center A sandwich lunch is available. A
series of workshops on housing problems
affecting low income people will be pre
sented, and Chester Hartman of the National
Planners' Network will present a keynote
address on alternatives to the current hous
ing system in the United States For more
information call ext. 3883 or ext. 3882
NOTICES
"Sprocket Holes tor Lunch,” the popular
noon-time film series, returns with new titles
today at 11:30 a m. in Studio C of the
Instructional Media Center in the basement
of the Library. Today s films are "Flash
point" an-animated film dealing with the
environmental threat posed by oil tankers on
the West Coast, and "12,000 Men," the
history of the development of unions in the
coal mines of the Canadian Maritime
Provinces.
KWAX will hold its 30th birthday reception
Saturday night at 7 p.m. in Gerlinger Alumni
Lounge.
A choral concert of student composer's
works will be held Saturday night at 8 p.m. in
Beall Hall.
Iranian Students Cultural Night will be
held Sunday night at 6 p.m. in the EMU
Ballroom The event is sponsored by the
Foreign Students Organization.
The Eugene Symphony will have a preview
Sunday night at 7 p.m. in Beall Hall
Oregon Student Public
Interest Research Group
Run for a local board
position in the Spring
Elections. Develop
research and citizenship
skills by directing
consumer, environmental
and human rights issues
on campus. There are six
positions available.
Filing date closes April 6, 300 pm
For information -
Suite 4, EMU or 686-3724