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Center gets new system
The computing center is
about to complete its transition
to a new operating system.
The new system, Known as
“VS1,” will replace the current
“MFT” system. The operating
system is the set of programs
and data that allows the com
puter to function.
Recent acquisition of new
computer hardware made the
system necessary, says Rick
Millhollin, technical services
manager of the University com
puter system.
Millhollin says the most no
ticeable feature of the new sys
tem is its shorter processing
time.
Zollner wins cash prize
for choral music talent
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Patricia Zollner, a senior mu
sic major, is the 1981 recipient
of the Max Risinger Award
which recognizes the music
student who shows "promise of
outstanding success” in choral
music education.
Zollner, 24, won the cash
prize based on her talent and
performance in choral music
education, according to music
education Prof. Gary Martin,
who chaired the selection com
mittee. The award was
announced Sunday, during an
evening performance by the
University Singers.
A student teacher at Bailey
Hill Elementary and Kennedy
Junior High Schools in Eugene,
Zollner will teach music and
direct the choral music program
at St. Dominico Grade School
and Parish in Los Angeles.
Established in memory of Max
Risinger, a member of the
University music faculty from
1954 to 1975, the award is
granted annually to a junior,
senior or graduate studnt in
choral music education. It is
made possible by private gifts to
the University Foundation from
Risinger’s widow and others.
Local poets read works
Eugene poets John Addiego
and Cecelia Hagen will read
poems from their collections at
8 p.m. Monday, June 1 in Room
141 Lawrence Hall.
The presentation is spon
sored by "Northwest Review" a
literary magazine published at
the University. Addiego is the
magazine’s poetry editor and
Hagen’s works have appeared
numerous times in the
magazine.
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MEETINGS
Franca and Soclallam: The Election of
Francois MHterand, a panel discussion with
Collette Craig, Joe Morray, Al Szymanski
and Bill Kalin will be held tonight at 8 pm. in
the EMU Forum Room. The event is spon
sored by the Mayday Cultural Committee.
Amnesty International will meet tonight at
7 p m. in Century Room E, EMU. The main
topic of discussion will be discussion of a
SEARCH course on human rights.
A public hearing on special fees, fines,
penalties and special charges will be held
by the office of the vice president for
administration and finance today at 3 p m in
Room 101 EMU.
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