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Microcomputer Classes
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 . . . .
Ten hours of hands-on instruction per class. !
=** Conveniently-scheduled afternoon classes.
11 Extensive classroom manual provided. I
Data disk of example documents.
'* Ten pages free laserpnnting.
Open lab throughout the term.
I °s* End-of-torm expanded evening hours.
==•* One credit special project option available.
Cost: $48.
Macintosh Classes; 124 CSC
Introduction to the Macintosh
17111) 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: Level I
Fundamentals of Microsoft Word version 4 Oare
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, 1 30 4 00 p m
Microsoft Excel: Level I
Excel is the most comprehensive spreadsheet
program available today, incorporating spread
sheet, charting and database functions. Taught
from an introductory level, this class explores
the basics of Excel and introduces you to some of
its common applications. Offered Mondays,
Oct. 9 - Oct 30, 1:30 - 4:00 p.m.
PageMaker: Level 1
Learn PageMaker by constructing newsletters,
catalogs, ads, and brochures. Topics include:
text and graphics layering, combining text and
graphics, using color, manipulating gruphic 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 IHM-PC
Tins class introduces the novice to basic ter
minolagy and concepts of the IBM-PC, in
cluding: the MS-DOS operating system,
hardware and software basics, wordpro
cessing, spreadsheet concepts, and database
functions Offered 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 und printing docu
ments, modifying formats, file management,
using the search and replace feature, using
the spelling nnd thesaurus programs, und
tranferring files. Offered Tuesdays, Oct. 10
Ocl. 31, 1:30 - 4:00 p.m.
Lotus 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 u variety of business und per
sonal applications for the IBM-PC. Offered
Mondays, Oct. 9 - Oct. 30, 1:30 - 4:00 p.m.
dBase III Plus: Level I
dills course introduces the user to basic data
base development, including: creuting and
organizing databases, designing custom
screens, generating reports, and printing la
bels. Course is taught using the dBase III
Plus ussist 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.
RESUMES
Give your resume a professional look, by having
it typeset at Letter Perfect Graphics. UK) EMU.
686-4381 9-5 Mon-Fri.
_Community_
Lawmakers reject owl plan
WASHINGTON (AIM Northwest lawmakers rejected .1 corn
promise plan offered In a kev House snlx omndttee r liairman Tries
day as a showdown loomed over legislation to proter t the northern
spotted owl and allow r ontinued logging in the old-growth forests
of U ashington and (Iregon
Both sides agreed to meet again Wednesday morning in what
could lie a final effort to break the impasse before a House Senate
i onferein e committee meets later in the day
Illinois Demur tain Kep. Sidnc\ Vales chairman ol the House
interior appropriations snlx ommittee. said he was still optimislu
that ,111 agreement 1 on Id he rear lied that would avoid a conferenr e
committee confrontation Hut some Northwest lawmakers didn't
sfiare his optimism.
AVe may lust have to take .1 vote in cnnfereni e said Kep l.es
Ant loin. I)-()re
I ndeterred In the prosper I ol a I louse floor battle. Sen Mark
Hatfield, R-()re . said he was not about to support .1 compromise
that wouldn't proter I the region's timber industry over the next 11!
mouths
I don't think ui' should go through an exert ise and charade
it there is no meaningful and doable solution.'' Hatfield told le
porters "l'il rather go dow n in flames."
House Speaker 'Tom T'olev. w ho would prefer to avoir) a messy
floor light over a regional issue just months after he assumed the
top leadership post, has been keeping 1 lose vvatr h on the talks and
was briefed Tuesday In Au( loin and Kep. Norm Dir ks. I) Wash
During a meeting with AuGoin and Hit ks ’r ates unveiled %
plan that would have cut the timber sales level in the federal frn
ests of the Northwest over the next year by almost Mill million
hoard feet from the level envisioned in a Senate-approved plan
And w Idle 'i ales called for expedited judir ial ren ew ol timber
sales appeals he would give the courts us long as >1(1 days to make
.1 final der ision on an individual appeal rather than the to to 44
days Dir ks and A lit loin had < ailed tor
The Senate plan would prohibit federal courts over the next
year Irrini enjoining am timber sales planned in the region's loi
ests that pirn ide habitat for the spotted owl
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