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A Four-Week Workshop in Practical English Grammar and Usage.
Designed for the student who always wanted to know the basics of
grammar. Also instructive for students preparing to take the
COMPREHENSIVE ENGLISH TEST (for entry into Journalism 250), the
LAW SCHOOL ADMISSION TEST, or the GRADUATE MANAGEMENT
ADMISSION TEST.
Date: April 14-May 7 Time: UH 11:00-12:20
For further information contact the LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER.
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University with offices on the third floor of the Erb Memorial
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Scoles wins law honors
Eugene Scoles, University
law professor and dean of the
School of Law from 1968-74,
was honored March 27 by St.
Mary’s University School of Law
for outstanding achievement in
and contribution to law and
goverment.
Scoles recieved the St.
Thomas More Award from the
San Antonio school for “out
standing contributions to legal
education and the profession of
law as a nationally recognized
teacher, scholar, author, dean
and president of the Association
of American Law Schools.”
During his 35-year career,
Scoles taught at Northeastern
University, the University of
Florida, the University of Illinois,
joining the University faculty in
1965.
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NOTICES
Sign up for recruitment interviews will
begin Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in Room 246
Susan Campbell Hall.
Application forms for College of Business
Administration scholarships and awards for
next year are available in the Student Advis
ing Office, Room 271 Gilbert Hall. Complet
ed forms must be returned by Friday in order
to be considered for an award
Applications are being taken lor the Ella
Travis Edmundson and Mercy Travis Davis
Memorial Scholarship, awarded annually to
a sophmore, junior or senior undergraduate
woman enrolled at the University full time
this year.
Applications are available at the YWCA,
841 East 18th They must be returned by
noon Friday
Women In Communications will hold
elections today at 4:30 p m in Century Room
F, EMU All members and interested
students are invited to attend.
Study In Denmark, study opportunities at
the University of Copenhagen will be dis
cussed by Knut Helm-Erickson Wednesday
at 4 p.m in Room 110 EMU Architecture,
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business and liberal arts majors are
especially encouraged to attend
SPEAKERS
Mary Dickson, a representative ol the
University Health Sciences Center School
of Nursing, will discuss the National Student
Nurse's Association Wedbesday at 3 p m in
Room 101 EMU All pre-nursing students are
welcome.
MEETINGS
The Women’s Symposium will be meeting
at 7 p.m. tonight for all interested. Room will
be posted in the EMU. For more information
call 686-4099
Alpha Phi Omega, a national service
fraternity, will have an informal pledge
meeting tonight at 6 p.m. in the Morton
lounge of Earl Complex.
"Preventing Sexual Abuse of Children,"
the second in a series of six in "Under
standing Sexual Violence” will be held
tonight at 7 p m in the Koinonia Center,
1414 Kincaid St. A self-defense demonstra
tion and a film called "The Victim Nobody
Knows” will be featured. Child care can be
arranged For more information call
686-3327, 485-6700 or 687-5366
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