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To innovate is to venture beyond the
commonplace and grab hold of some
thing new. Innovative Educational
Development provides the Eugene area
with a unique blend of credit and
non-credit classes, workshops and
seminars, featuring instruction by
qualified students, community members
and UO faculty. Many people view
Innovative Ed, recognized by the
Associated Students of the University of
Oregon, as a testing ground for
specialized topics and experimental
course ideas. For 20 years, we have
reached out beyond the University
confines in search of subjects not
normally available in the regular
curriculum. Innovative Ed.
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SPRING CLASSES
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Environmental Issues in Oregon
Coordinator-CheriBrooks
Arc you a closet environmentalist? Study the
environmental hazards that afreet our lives such as
Pesticides, field burning and ofr-shore oil with experts
from around the state. " experts
Starts March 30. 137 Gilbert
Meets Tues. and Thurs. 3:30 -5pm
TLN: 5<03. GEOG 400 (3 credits)' *
Tai Chi, Simplified Form
Instructor - Sik Hung Chan
I rn the peaceful, meditative martial art form that
combines mental concentration with soft, quiet
movements from a leading area instructor.
Starts April 3rd
Meets Mon. and Wed. 3:30 - 5 p.m.
Fee: $25.00
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Seminar in Ethics and Ecology
Instructor - Aman Bloom, MA
Discuss, in a participative environment, the definitions
of a good life, and the roles of ethics, the arts, politics
and ecology as each pertains to an individual's ability to
live a good life successfully.
Starts March 30. 307 Dcady
Meets Thurs. 3-6 p.m.
TLN: 5406. PHL 200 (3 credits)
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Jewish Mysticism
Instructor - Rabbi Hanan Sills
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ngs. Like us. it is both raUonal and mystical. The I
student will taste of the movement of Jewish folk who
have something major to say to us. *5.00 speelal fee.
Starts March 30. Koinonia Center
Meets Tues. and Thurs. 3:30 - 5 p.m.
TLN: 5401. ES 200 (3 credits)
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Aikido Sword and Staff
Instructor - Wayne Vincent
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-re;::: open to « beg,nn,ng and advanced
Aikido Students.
Starts April 1st
Meets Saturday 10 a.m. - noon
Fee: S 10.00
Taoist Yoga
Instructor - Carl Andrews
A practical training course full of techniques for
controlling and eliminating stress, sharpening the
senses, and preparing the body-mind for top
performance.
Starts April 3rd
Meets Mon. and Wed. 7:30-8:30 p.m.
Fee: $15.00
Philosophies of the Self
Instructor - Albert Johnstone
Discover the nature of the self through the study of the
reflections on the subject of various philosophers, from
Socrates to Wittgenstein and Sartre. An excellent
introduction to philosophy.
Starts March 30
Meets Tues. and Thurs. 7:30 - 9 p.m.
Fee: $25.00
American Heritage Dance
Instructor - Diane Sontag
Learn all you need to know to dance with confidence at j
old-time country dances currently being revitalized
across the country. Circle, square and contra (longways
sets). No partner or experience required.
Starts April 4th
Meets Tuesdays 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Fee: $15.00 _
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“Physical wisdom
Explore ancient and mid ^ L°Uis Pi9eon
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Meets Wednesd-> * Gllbcr‘
Non unesdays 3;30 - *
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Intro to Comedy Writing
Instructor - John Finnegan
Comedy, an American art form that has been highly
visible in the past decade, can benefit everyone. Learn
the styles that have made people famous from visiting
comedians.
Starts April 5th
Meets Wednesdays 7 p m.
Fee: 25.00
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Fearless Art
Instructor - Christina Gonzalez
Access your deepest levels of creativity through under
standing its source and your relationship to it. Accel
erate your ability to express yourself and help find your
path as an artist.
Starts March 30
Meets Tues. and Thurs. 7 - 9:30 p.m.
Fee: $10.00