Nature photographer
talks about Himilayas
Today's Earthweek activities
feature wilderness photography
and a major clean-up of the
Millrace.
Wilderness photographer and
mountaineer Galen Rowell will
present a slide show on "Skiing
the Karakoram Himilayas" at
7:30 p.m. in the EMU Ballroom.
Rowell, whose photographs
are known to readers of
National Geographic, National
Wildlife and Sports Illustrated,
recently returned from the
highest ski-tour in history, 285
miles across the Karakoram
Range of the Himilayas.
The dual-screen show ties
together the history, wildlife,
cultures and Rowell's past
travels in the range, including
an attempt on the world’s
second highest mountain, K2,
and the first ascent of the Great
Trango Tower.
Rowell, a free-lance pho
tojournalist since 1972, also is
conducting a workshop on out
door photography at 2:30 p.m.
in the EMU Forum Room.
Beginners and experienced
photographers can learn from
his discussion of techniques
and equipment.
Also today, University Greeks
and other community volun
teers will be cleaning the
Millrace from noon until dark.
For more information, contact
the Survival Center at 686-4356.
SPEAKERS
Prof. S.Y. Kuroda from the University of
California at San Diego will speak on "Cur
rent Trends in Transformational Grammar"
today at 3:30 p m. in Room 201 Condon Hall
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Profs. Karen Mesce and Dennis
MacCaskle will speak today at 12:30 pm in
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Local playwright Dorothy Velasco will
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"Careers In Science and Engineering" is
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The Computing Center will offer a seminar
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OSMFT system to its replacement, OSVS1.
today at 3:30 p m in Room 333 Gilbert Hall.
“Finding the Hidden Job Market,” an easy
eight step process to help find the right
career, will be held today at 12:30 p.m. in
Room 101 EMU.
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