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Budget books abound
Mans University students will look for wavs to out back on
spending this full fortunately, tile campus area offers mans mon
ey-saving opportunities lor textbook buyers
The l adversity bookstore, .it I ith Avenue and Kincaid Street
and the Smith family Bookstores at 7(iH f I Ith Ave and '>2a Wil
lamette St . purchase used books from students I hose books are
then resold at reduced pric es This process helps to i tub rising
st bool expenditures and provide students with extra t ash
Students crowd the book buy back counter at the I niversity
Bookstore and the F.MU location at the end of each term in hopes
of pocketing some cash
Unlike the University Bookstore, the Smith family Bookstores
also buy used hardcover and paperbai k books othei than texts
Uonsei|uentlv. these stores have an immense sells lion ot pleasure
reading.
This fall, for the first time, the Newman ( enter is sponsoring a
student benefit book sale The centei located at 1H:>0 f.merald St
will hold the sale Sept JO, 2 ! and 22 The program will allow slu
dents to negotiate the buy back pru e Interested students must
submit a list of their hooks and the pin es they want tor them
With the servic es provided by the Newman Uenter. the 1 niver
sity Bookstore and the Smith f amily Bookstores students have the
opportunity to reduc e educ ational i osts by buy mg used hooks and
adding to their budgets by selling used books
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Worship 10:00am
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Microcomputer Classes
Jgjl Regularly-enrolled UO
students are welcome to
join the UO Continuation
Center's Community
Microcomputer Program!
Enjoy all the benefits at a
fraction of the cost!
You'll receive.... SI
Ten hours ot hands-on instruction per class.
^ Conveniently-scheduled afternoon classes
* Extensive classroom manual provided.
** Data disk of example documents, j
||i •* Ten pages free laserprinting, j
Open lab throughout the term.
Knd of-term expanded evening hours.
One credit special project option available.
Cost: $-18.
Macintosh Classes; 124 CSC
Introduction to the Macintosh
This class introduces the novice to the Macin
tosh computer through the use of some of the
most popular programs available. Topics in
clude basic word processing, graphics, spread
sheets, desktop publishing, and the Macintosh
system. Offered Thursdays, Oct. 12 • Nov. 2,
1:30 4 00 p m.
Microsoft Word: Ixtvel I
Fundamentals of Microsoft Word version 4 0 are
taught, including understanding the ruler,
working with character and paragraph format
ting, creating tables, using the glossary and
style sheets, and creating custom menus Of
fered Tuesdays, Oct. 10-Oct 31, l:30-4:00p m.
Microsoft Excel: l>evel I
Excel is the most comprehensive spreadsheet
program available today, incorporating spread
sheet, charting and dutubase functions. Taught
from an introductory level, this class explores
the basics of Kxcel and introduces you to some of
its common applications. Offered Mondays,
Oct. 9 - Oct. 30, 1:30 - 4:00 p.m.
PageMaker: Ixtvcl I
learn PageMaker by constructing newsletters,
catalogs, ads, and brochures. Topics include:
text and graphics layering, combining text and
graphics, using color, manipulating graphic ob
jects, specifying and placing body and display
text, and working with multi-page documents.
Offered Wednesdays, Oct. 11 - Nov. 1, 1:30 -
4:00 p.m.
IBM-PC Classes: 127 CSC
Introduction to the IBM-PC
This class introduces the novice to basic ter
minology and concepts of the IBM-PC, in
cluding the MS-DOS operating system,
hardware and software basics, wordpro
cessing, spreadsheet concepts, and database
functions. OfTerod Thursdays, Oct. 12 - Nov.
2, 1:30 - 4 00 p m
WordPerfect: Level I
This course introduces the fundamentals of
WordPerfect 5.0, including: creating, edit
ing, saving, retrieving and printing docu
ments, modifying formats, file management,
using the search and replace feature, using
the spelling and thesaurus programs, and
trunferrmg files. Offered Tuesdays, Oct. 10
Oct. 31, 1:30 4:00 p m.
Ix)tus 1-2-3: Level I
This course, taught with the most popular
spreadsheet software, introduces students to
fundamental spreadsheet concepts and how
they apply to a variety of business and per
sonal applications for the IBM-PC. Offered
Mondays, Oct. 9 - Oct. 30, 130 - 4:00 p.m.
dBase III Plus: Level I
This course introduces the user to basic data
base development, including: creating and
organizing databases, designing custom
screens, generating reports, and printing la
bels. Course is taught using the dBase III
Plus assist menu. Offered Wednesdays, Oct.
11 - Nov. 1, 1:30 - 4:00 p.m.
To register for these classes or obtain future schedules, call the
University of Oregon Continuation Center.
686-3537
Continuation Center registration office at 1553 Moss Street.
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