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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1981)
r£mu— Craft Center Workshops Offered in: Ceramics. Woodworking, Stained Glass. Drawing. Quilting, Silkscreening. Basketry, Weaving Face Painting, Calligraphy, B & W Photography, Color Photography. Watercolor, Origami. Bike Repair and more1 Registration For U of O students, staff, faculty and their spouses registration begins: Wednesday. Sept 30. Noon to 4 p m EMU Forum Room (Room 93). 4:30 p m to 9.30 p m EMU Craft Center (Suite 69) Continues during Craft Center hours until each workshop is either filled or meets for the first time Registration opens for all interested persons Friday, Oct 2. 9:30 a m -6.00 p.m EMU Craft Center Craft Center Fall Hours Monday through Thursday, 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Sunday, 12:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Call 686-4361 for information forUm '$£***« -tes »yF°‘KfeSI^ enterta.^ LP retted'"* e%uBa»'^ umo«°°* oOC 9°°an(V oof >metoru-Rot Cra« Center «»cfc canning cn nnoii>e,s s=£«si iter c.o°^s » 2‘>t ea<L, *n,te mey >as< ^^'nCo' eMU lODDY EMU Ma.o Oe* F,ee clay ava.iaD<etoo ,otr>e ce,a^ Enter tne dra*mg ” ,o a "°rKS and one atreeme>ot me cratt Food Service >mema‘nme dunn9 ,he ^ douse .creation Center ,rdsatoadJ'ce jCe°. ^oe rental EtflU Open House z~fczr i spec‘a ^ o^cQuami you y*itn your student union Club Sports Room t6^ soortsdemr and ms"» nosts tron comp**'*5 yyatcd Outdoor program Mummedia slide sno* ss-s EMU cniid Care Center Emu Open L House J Education Week events A guide to what all those people are doing Friday, Oct. 2 Saturday.Oct. 3 Inherit the Wind, Robinson Theatre, 8 p.m. The University Theatre revives its successful summer production of Inherit the Wind, the dramatization of the Ten nessee trial of a young teacher who included Darwin's ideas of evolution in his classes For ticket information call the box office at 686-4191 Before each performance director Grant McKernie will discuss some of the issues the play raises Monday, Oct. 5 Henry Vlllard by Richard Maxwell Brown, Gerllnger Alumni Lounge, 7:30 p.m. The University Library begins a year-long centennial celebration with a lecture on former University Prof Henry Villard. whose gift provided the first books for the library Author Brown is Beekman Professor of Northwest History at the University Tuesday, Oct.6 A Taste of College Life, Erto Memorial Union, 5:30-6:30 p.m. The Erb Memorial Union starts the open house with a spaghetti feed in the Fountain Court Cafe for students, faculty and the public Tickets, available at the EMU Main Desk, are $1 50 per adult and $1 per child Because these dinners are popular, tickets should be bought well in advance Open House, Oregon Hall, 7-9 p.m. Many University departments and programs will feature special open house programs and tours — go backstage at Robinson Theatre, sit in on a dance company rehearsal, see special presentations at the Museum of Art and the Museum of Natural History, participate in an informal seminar at the Hon CASH For Textbooks Mon -Fri Smith Family Bookstore 768 E 13th 1 Bl From Campus l>h 34M6S1 ors College and visit University laboratories Pick up activity details at the Information Booth in Oregon Hall — families are invited, too Participating in the open house evening will be Lane Community College s Down town Center on the mall, where technical classes will be in ac tion Northwest Christian Col lege, West 11th Avenue and Alder Street, which will display its extensive collection of rare Bibles books and manuscripts ano the Willamette Science and Technology Center and the Lane Education Service District Planetarium both located near Autzen Stadium All events are free except WISTEC, which will charge a special family rate of $2 Friday, Oct. 9 An Evening with Thomea Condon, Gerllnger Alumni Lounge, 8 p.m. The Museum of Natural His tory presents a special produc tion of An Evening with Thomas Condon, a presentation of the life of Oregon's pioneer geologist and the University's first scientist The program is by Dorothy Velasco, with Wes Har din as Thomas Condon and Kei.h Richard as narrator The program, developed with a grant from the Oregon Commit tee for the Humanities, is being supported by the Condon Lec ture Series and the University Foundation A public reception will follow the play
