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Tuesday event set
for older students
An informational program for adults who have questions
about taking courses at the University will happen Tuesday
Dubbed the "Older Than Average Students information
Faire," the program will take place from 5 30 p m to 7 30 p m
in the Gerlinger Hall Alumni Lounge at East 15th and Univer
sity It is free and open to all students and community
members
Student coordinator Claire O'Connell says the event "is
designed for adult learners who do not have the time to
participate in the regular student orientation week because
they work or have families "
Regular orientation events are spread over several days
but the fair will consolidate the information in one place at one
time
"The fair is also designed for those people who just want to
see if school is possible for them, she says So many people
postpone going back to school because they think they can't
fit it all in, and this fair may help them decide that they can "
The fair will be divided into four cluster areas — academic,
campus and community services jobs and careers, and
social activities and groups Representatives from major
University and community support services will attend and
adult students will provide informational peer counseling
Further information about the fair is available from its
sponsor, the Lifelong Learning Services Program at
686-3211
Accounting course
begins next week
A certified public accountant
review course will begin at the
University's business college
next week
The program, which includes
a concentrated review of ac
counting practice and theory,
auditing and business law. is
specifically designed to prepare
participants tor the state CPA
examination, says course coor
dinator Robert Bowman, head
of the accounting department
"Registrants should have a
solid background in account
ing, derived through formal or
independent study," Bowman
says
Class sessions will be held
weekday evenings beginning
Monday and during the day on
weekends through Oct 25 All
sessions will be held in Room
336 Gilbert Hall Enrollment is
limited
Fees for the course are $240
for the accounting practice and
theory session, $95 for the
auditing session and $75 for the
business law session The
package session price is $375
For registration and informa
tion. call the business college at
686-3370
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"more specific with the pricing"
and stock even the wildly fluc
tuating items, she says
McMillan says she foresees
no changes in the main
cafeteria They will, she says
continue the Mexican food line
which has proven to be ex
tremely popular
The EMU food service has
had only a few complaints
regarding the quality of its food,
says McMillan, who believes this
is because EMU food is more
like restaurant food than insti
tutional food
"We are always concerned
about the quality and variety of
the food and meeting the likes
and dislikes of students "
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Dinners from $4.95: Spanakopitta, Souvlaki,
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675 E. 13th Ave. 343-0846 Closed Tuesdays
11 30 a.m 10 30 p m weekdoys, 9 a m 10 30 p m weekends
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