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Parent's Weekend Schedule
Parents get the chance to attend classes, visit
with professors, have some fun — student style
Parents of University students have been
invited to join their offspring for classes, an
open house and a weekend of campus activites
today and Saturday.
“The events will help parents become ac
quainted with the campus and with their son or
daughter’s perspective on campus life,” says
Gary Peiss, a junior in computer science major,
who chairs the Parent’s Weekend planning
committee.
All day Friday parents will be welcomed in
their children’s classes and lectures —
although they have the option of not taking any
midterms that might be scheduled.
The weekend schedule includes:
FRIDAY:
All Day — Parent’s welcome to attend classes.
A list of recommended classes will be
available.
Noon — Parent’s Registration
Tickets and other information will be
available until 5 p.m. in Susan Campbell Mall,
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4:00 — Beer Garden
The EMU and the Cultural Forum will spon
sor a beer garden at the tennis courts, 16th
Avenue and Agate Street.
5:30 — Canoe Fete on the Mill Race
A floating parade with a theme of “Cities
of the World” will begin at Franklin Boulevard
across from Lawrence Hall. Winner of the
Mystery Duck contest will be announced.
7:00 — Parent’s Faculty Reception
A wine and cheese reception will be held
in Gerlinger Alumni Lounge with University
Pres. Paul Olum.
8:00 — Dougherty Dance Theater
The performance will be held in Gerlinger
Annex. Cost is $3 for adults, $2 for students.
8:00 — “Look Back in Anger”
The performance will be held in the Arena
Theatre, Villard Hall. Admission is $2.
SATURDAY:
8:00 — Undergraduate Art Show
Paintings, drawings and sculpture will be
on display in the EMU, Room 167.
8:00 — Special Olympics
Events will run until 3 p.m. at Hayward
Field
9:00 — Parent’s Registration
Tickets and other information will be
available until Noon in the EMU Foyer.
9:30 — Parent's Association General Meeting
The meeting will be held in the EMU, Dad's
Room.
10:00 — "Day on the Green"
A carnival will be held throughout the day
at the corner of 15th Avenue and Agate Street,
near several of the dorms.
10:15 — Faculty Lectures
A choice of two faculty lectures is being
offered.
Robert Kime, a health education professor,
will present “Stress and the College Environ
ment," in the EMU, Room 215.
Ed Whitelaw, an economics professor, will
present “Economic Recovery: How Soon? How
Good?" in the EMU, Dad’s Room.
11:00 — Faculty Lectures
A choice of three faculty lectures is being
offered.
Sam Baker and William Byrne from the
athletic department will present “Rebuilding
Tradition and Spirit at the UO” in the EMU,
Forum Room.
Grant McKernie, a theater arts professor,
will present “Life in the Theater," in the EMU,
Room 215.
Provost Richard Hill will present “Quality
Education and the Future of the University,” in
the EMU, Dad's Room.
Noon —Spring Awards Luncheon
An all campus awards ceremony will be
held in the EMU Ballroom.
1:30 —Casino Days and Auction for Muscular
Dystrophy
The event will be held at the Sigma Phi Ep
silon fraternity house, 1000 Alder.
2:00 —High Technology Overview
An overview of high technology and its im
pact on the University will be presented in the
EMU, Dad's Room.
3:00 —Museum of Art Tour
4:00 —Museum of Natural History Tour
4:30 —"Day on the Green" Barbeque
The barbeque will be held after a carnival
at the corner of 15th Avenue and Agate Street.
Cost is $4.50 per person.
530 —Twighlight Co-ed Track Meet
World class athletes will compete in field
events, which begin at 5:30 p.m., and running
events, which begin at 6:30 p.m. Admission is
$5 per person.
8:00 —Dougherty Dance Theater
The performance will be held in Gerlinger
Annex. Cost is $3 for adults, $2 for students.
8:00 —“Look Back in Anger”
The performance will be held in the Arena
Ti aatre, Villard Hall. Admission is $2.
9:00 —Starlighter's Big Band Dance
The dance is free and will be held in the
EMU, Dad's Room.
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