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MEETINGS
ORCA’t Executive Council will moot tonight at 7 in
Century Room B EMU Beginning next week, general
meetings will be held every other Wednesday The
Council will be discussing the upcoming
microcomputer-fair project, and answering questions
about tomorrow's HP trip For more information, contact
Greg Stewart at 342-8528
SENIMARS/WORKSHOPS
The Families In Divorce Prelects Is sponsoring tree
seminars on the divorce process at 7 p m at Sheldon
Meadows Community Center tonight Psychologists and
an attorney will discuss the divorce mediation process as
an alternative to litigation for child custody and property
settlements The Families in Divorce Project, located in
the Eugene Psychological Services Center, offers a
number of services to the divorcing couple divorce
mediation, integration of children into step-families and
family and individual counseling For further information
call Robyn at 344-9509 or 343-1937
A free public program titled “Infertility” will be held in
E ugene tonight from 7 30 to 9 at the First Congregational
Church. 1050 E 23rd The program is jointly sponsored
by Infertility Support Services and Planned Parenthood
of Lane County It is designed for individuals and couples
dealing with an infertility problem A film entitled Trying
Times Crisis in Infertility will be presented with a
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follow-up panel discussion and question and answer
session Panel members will include Paul Kaplan, M D ,
Shannon McMillen. M D . and a couple dealing with an
infertility problem Nancy Evergreen, M A . a marriage
counselor with Infertility Support Services will moderate
tne panel For further information, call Planned
Parenthood at 344-2632
Political Science Majors want to get credit while
getting practical experience9 Learn more about intern
ships on campus, in Salem, or in Washington D C at the
Internship Workshop tomorrow at 3 30 p m in 905 PLC
Sponsored by Political Science Peer Advising
The People'* Law School want to teach you how the
Small Claims Court works. Come to their free class
tonight to learn about an important way for you to
preserve your rights The class will be from 7 to 9 p m at
Patterson Community School. 1510 W 15th For more
information, contact Sue Heinl at 342-6056
SPEAKERS
“Women’s Rights in Bolivia" will be the topic of a talk
and slideshow by Bolivian human rights activist
Rosamaria Ruiz tomorrow at 3 30 pm in 121 A Law
School the event is sponsored by the Women s Law
Forum, Sociologists for Women in Society. Womens
Studies and the Department of Anthropology in con
junction with the Eugene Council for Human Rights in
Latin America For more information call 484-5867
MISCELLANEOUS
“New Age Communities,” a film about man s dream of
living in harmony with his fellow men. a dream as old as
memory itself, will be shown tonight at 7 30 at the New
Age Center. 1015 River Road Admission is $2
Eugene-Springfleld’s newest television station,
KMTR-TV, will provide a tour for the Eugene Profes
sional Chapter of Women In Communications today.
The group will meet at noon at the station's studios. 3825
International Court. Springfield Those attending the
tour should bring their own sack lunch The public is
invited For more information, contact Dorothy Velasco,
686-9961
Journalism Majors: Spend this evening from / to 6 30
in the Allen Hall Reading Room with a representative
from Career Planning and Placement Learn to put your
strengths on paper during this Resume Workshop
sponsored by Jouralism Peer Advisors
Cycling AHematlvas Network Is sponsoring a fund
raiser bakesaie at the University Bookstore from 9am
to 4 30 p m Join CAN'S mailing list and pick up the
November newsletter at the bakesaie Proceeds from the
sale will go towards legal and mailing expenses
Prevent Bicycle Theft. Have your bicycle frame
stamped free by the West University Neighborhood
Crime Prevention program today in front of the Book
store
Women Runners: Still running alone9 Bet you know
you really shouldn't but are too busy to plan a set time
with a partner each day Come and brainstorm with some
people who are interested in your safety We want to
establish a convenient name-exchange network for
women runners and we need your ideas Reserve this
Thursday from 11 30 a m to 12 30 pm for a brown bag
lunch meeting in 337 EMU
ASLCC First Annual Paaca Weak Is this weak.
Reverend Austin Ray wil speak at 2 p m today of the
Ebert Memorial Church on Third World Nations in the
LCC Main Cafeteria
"The Soviet Union After Brezhnev" is the topic of a
panel discussion at 7:30 tonight in 167 EMU Invited
Participants include Professor Joseph R Fiszman
(Political Science), specialist on government and politics
of the Soviet Union, Professor Alan Kimball (History),
specialist on modern Russian history and the Russian
Revolution Professor Ronald Wixman (Geography),
specialist on Soviet geography and nationality problems
and Professor Fruim Yurevich (Russian), specialist on
Soviet life and culture Professor Albert Leong (Russian),
specialist on Modern Russian literature and culture will
be the moderator
Leftz/WNd Analytical Microscope Exhibit will be held
Friday from 9 a m to 4 p m in 111 Science III The exhibit
will feature computer controlled microdensitometer
DADS-560. computer driven automatic microtiter
scanner, MPV-MT: computer system for biomedical
image analysis. BIOQUANT and much more
“Research from Norway on patterns of Women's
Friendships and Associations" is the title of a fall term
presentation to be given by B|org Aase Sorensen today
from 3 to 4 30 p m in the EMU Forum The presentation
is sponsored by the Center for the Study of Women in
Society
Oxfams Annual Fast for a World Harvest Is tomorrow.
Stop by the table in the EMU lobby to answer your
questions and find out more Donation boxes will be in
the EMU lobby and the entrance to the cafeteria all day
Thursday There will be a free breakfast celebration
dinner Thursday night at Grace Lutheran Church. 17th
and Hilyard at 6 p m
Episcopal Campus Ministry communion worship
service will be held today at 4:30 p m at the Koinonia
Center Chapel, 1414 Kincaid All baptized Christians are
welcome to attend Bible study following the service,
5 30 to 7 p m Call 484-1707 for more information
Begin the Fast with Communion. Presbyterian
Campus Ministry invites you to an Ecumenical Celebra
tion of Communion at Koinonia Center, 1414 Kincaid at
9 15pm tonight to prepare for and to begin Thursday s
OXFAM Fast
You are Invited to |oln the Wesley lunch bunch at the
Wesley Center, 1236 Kincaid at noon on Wednesdays
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Recreation
Outdoor Program
Ski Touring Week
Nov. 15-18
WEDNESDAY. EMU FORUM:
"Fall Line," a movie about a ski descent
in Wyoming s Grand Talons Plus, a
discussion on the prevention, recogni
(ton and treatment ol cold related injur
ms
THURSDAY. OUTDOOR PROGRAM
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slide show entitled "Ttte Lees Then
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Magazines
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