Giving The Body Its Due:
An Interdisciplinary Conference
a most unusual and
important gathering. . .
November 4 & 5,1989
Eugene 1 lilton 1 lotel Conference Center, Eugene, Oregon
The aim of this conference is to illuminate and
to examine the role of the living body in knowing and
making sense of the world, in learning, in the creative
arts, and in self- and interpersonal understandings.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
• "Barefoot Phenomenology" Elizabeth A. Behnke
• "The Abandoned Body and Its Shadows" Robert D. Romanyshyn
• ^he Body of thf Poem ClaJia Yukman
• "Qi Lnergy" Shigenari Nagalumo
• "The Politics of the Body" Randall McGmven
• oooy rrocess in the tvolution of Language Mary leLron l osier
• "Architecture, Ornament, and the Body" Kent C. Bloomer
liiw conference fee made possible by donations from:
The Oregon Humanities Center • The Lane Regional Arts Council
Oregon Commitee for the Humanities • Twenty U of O Departments
• academic credit is available •
To Register Slop by the University of Oregon Continuation Center
1 SSI Moss Street Eugene, Oregon 97401
call 686-3537
_Sports_
Irish look tough for Purdue
WIST l Al AVI III Inri | A I*) Top-ranked Noire Dame is
looking for depth and Purdue coach I red Akers is looking for a
weakness in the top-ranked Irish ,is the teams prepare for Satin
da\ s nalinnalh televised game
I don't think there's am doubt that we have to pla\ more
people even if it i osts us dear I v. " Holtz said. rattling off .1 list of
freshmen he intends to start using
'We have no other option or we're going to be a basket rase bv
the end of the rear One thing we did last rear is we got bet
ter I lie reason we got better is r\ e w ere able to plav .1 lot of differ
ent people
Holtz reiterated that he doesn't consider his team to be No 1
and warned about looking past the Boilermakers
"The only w eakness I see in Purdue is they have not been able
to run the ball on a consistent basis." Holtz said "Their passing
game is awfullv good and their defense is very solid "
He doesn't antii ipate the heavilr favored Irish to look beyond
the Purdue game
I .1111 not (.oik erned about w hether we'll plav hard." Holtz
said "I think we ll plav very well, but you always have some trep
idation w hen vou go on the road
Akers in his third rear of trying to turn around a floundering
Purdue program knows about the pressure of being the nation's
top ranked team, having had the experience at Texas.
"It's a soun e ol pride for the players but it puts a lot of pres
sure on you at times," Akers said Tuesday via a conference tall
"It s quite .1 burden
Hie Irish are t-0 in defense of their national i hampionship.
w ith \ a tones over Virginia Mir higan and Mu liigan State They
have .1 la game winning streak the longest Division I string in
the nation and ow n nine ( onsei utile vii lories over Big Ten op
poneuts
Last Saturdav the Irish oven ame four turnovers to defeat
Mil hig.iii State 2 1 I t
I he most encouraging thing vou could have that mam
turnovers and beat a team the caliber of Michigan Stale." Holtz
said
Purdue is I 1 lull ing beaten Miami of ()hio 77 HI at borne and
lost at W ashington ttt ')
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