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Orhina ^°ntinu<**from pagg 5 on the trip was to manufacture classical guitars in China using wood from Oregon. Kust said. Down to Karth. a local business which sells kitchen and garden ing supplies, also signed con tracts for Chinese household goods and cutlery to In> sold in the store. "Once you start this business of international trade, then it's up to the entrepeneurs to keep it going." Rust said. "This was a very small, but I think a very significant effort to secure the China trade.” Kust said. Comrada represented the University during the ex change. contacting the presidents of three different universities in the Fujian, in ad dition. Comrade brought materials and gifts to Chinese families of students who art? in Oregon. "We don't know what's go ing to happen in the future, but we’re trying to lay the ground work.” Comrada said. "They already know we're interested.” "It's a very ancient and com plex culture...we seem like new kids." Comrade said Others in the group included musician John Doan, an instruc tor at Willamette University; musician Robert Kous. the marketing director for Hast Karth Herbs, and lack Hates, president of Down to Karth The group documented the trip with over 1.000 slides and seven hours of video tape, which they hope can la; used for educational purposes Rust also hopes to give discussions and slide shows for campus and community groups, he said. j ^'°n*'nuR^ ^n,m paKe "It's relaxing in the sens*; that there’s no pressure on me. but I feel like I'm doing it for me now and not for the school, which is better.” said senior Rex Watkins, one of seven holdovers from the varsity squad. Eileen l,oveiess, a junior art history major, especially recognizes the different at titude She is here on a National Student Exchange program from Rutgers University in New Jersey, where she competes for the women's swim team. ' It's a big difference from a regimented program where they own me as an athlete, and I don’t have any freedom. I have so muc h freedom here1 and it’s moth more relaxed and fun." said loveless. "I think Vanner is a very good coach. I get more attention from him in a loose program than I do from my coach.” "I've been swimming in a lot of competitions here, and I've been able to get down and do some pretty decent times under a relaxed program." she added. Classifieds Personals PROBLEMS? Crisis Center U of O Wtpdonf hotline 24 hours 7 days Strictly confidentai Call 66*4488 3144 ifn MAKE MONEY! RAGS TO RICHES buy* consigns and trades secondhand clothing for men and women For appt 344 7039 360 E 11th 1948 UM BECAUSE PEOPLE CARE Free Pregnancy testing Confidential Bn thnght f>87 86*. 1 lift? 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Thorapios 33 E 20th Ave Cugone OR 97406 *>03/663 4483 I WINTER 1987 Adult Art lll»>«py aSS 410GI WkI I 7 Jill « 30 9 30 pm *U4 Art Thynapy Theory or Pt«chcir ass 4toGi Th 1/8 3/1? 8 30 9 30 pm »t38 Art Thmapy Proc*»a Group (LSS 409Gi M..n i IJ3M6 8 30 9 30 *135 WEEKEND WORKSHOPS Dreams Imagery & Personal Symbols Sal Jan 24 10 am 4 pm 135 A DnMiv* PlAyshop a'lmda Spangler M/Mustc Sal Feb / 10 «m 4 pm 135 Ait Therapy tn the Classroom Thurs March 5 6 9 pm and Sat March 7 10 6 pot 155 plus 124 credit meets SOSC Ashland Leigh f He* ATM 6BJ 44SJ HO Non refundable deposit for each registration IK) credit end financial e»d available Instruction SONG WRITING and IMPROVISATION MUS 199 3 credits WED 3:30 5:20 Develop your ability to write song* and improvise in the to!*, |*// end rock *dk>m* learn to compow in the styles of Joni Mitchell Paul Simon Fleetwood Mac Steely Dan as wet< as the jazz styles of Herbie Hancock Chick Corea Pal Metheny and George Benson learn how to build an improvised line Develop your own style lead lines applications of ap propnate melody to harmony com monty used chords in progression and thematic development will be Class is open to all instrumentalists votcahsts and non instrumentalists as well Knowledg# of music theory would be helpful but not necessary ALEX ZEDICOFF INSTRUCTOR For more Info call 686 3761 8383 1 9* Will YOU BE TAKING THE GMAT. GRE LSAT CBEST or MCAT this term*> We have workshops for these tests beginning THIS WEEK Fgr more infor mat ion or to enroll. Stop by our office in Room 108 library or call 686 3226 (We also otter workshops m Speed Reading Grammar Review and Math') 1 12 BEST ELECTIVES MUSIC ELECTIVES AMERICAN STUDIES ROCK MUSIC HISTORY OF ROCK MUSIC I Blues Elvis Berry Holly Stone* Beetles Who WED 18 30 21 00 HISTORY OF ROCK MUSIC II 60 * meet the 80 s Dylan Hendrix S f Sound Soul Motown Punk; ne xv music THURS 1S 30 18 00 MUS 199 Register Music Non sequential Add Ihi* course 8322 l 14 Instruction GUITAR KEYBOARD BASS LESSONS i earn YOUR favorite songs All styles all ages John Sharkey. 344 5530 20 years teaching experience __t 16 Want to Learn GUITAR & EARN EXTRA CREDIT? Quality Group Instruction for an affor dable price Only $2 S3 per hour BEG. 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