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Students open exhibit at the PhotoZone
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Ini ore Reporter
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t in l iiiM isiti students Sus,in Dntroy. Samantha
|j* Vim* .md David Robertson. a i\a\ ol soiling led
them and their laments and their pi< lures to the
I’hoto/.one (’.allerv -til High St for a combined pho
to exhibition
Although l!le\ share the love for black and white
film each photographer's work represents something
different
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graphic lei hniipies. these artists make 1‘hoto/,one's
show entitled 'Mostly Silver Images " a colorful col
lage of photographic, creativity.
Susan Detroy uses a Nikon C> mm i.miera and
wide-angle lenses.
"I desire to reproduce my wav ot sr. 14; to stop
time enough to contemplate; to go inside tii moment
and examine it from the inside out sin- s
Detrov’s series of dog photographs th.it -re on tlis
plav at Photo/,one came out of wh.it sin 1. s a pro
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around me "
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raphers such as William Wegmenn. and tin time she
spent with her canine companion led t • th. pictures
she labels as "both serious and playful
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a piece and view it within the illusion that time 1 an he
held still," Detroy said, referring to her work
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is intensified by her use of antique cameras She said
they "evoke more emotion because they allow lor eve
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t,lined."
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('oiktail .Series and mi hides shots of modern voting
society widt h she hopes will instill her message on
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With a haziness brought on by her ITai\ Kodak
Dliaflex II i amera, she said her pit lures are reflet live
of where my mind anti modern sot icty are at
Being inspired by Nan (addin. I.e \ me hopes her
pictures will "enable people to imagine what
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School of Music
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Microcomputer Classes
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students are welcome to
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Center's Community
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Ten hours of hands-on instruction per class. |
<=» Conveniently-scheduled afternoon classes. I
Extensive classroom manual provided,
ca* Data disk of example documents.
111 Ten pages frve laserpnnting.
Open lab throughout the term.
> End-of-term expanded evening hours
One credit special project option available
Cost: $48.
Macintosh Classes; i&LCSC
IHM-I'C Classes:
127 CSC
Introduction to the Macintosh
Ttus 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 *1:00 p m.
Introduction to the IBM-I’C
Til in class introduces the novice to basic ter
nnnology and concepts of the IBM I’O, in
eluding: 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 in.
Microsoft Word: Level I
Fundamentals of Microsoft Word version -1 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, 1 30 - -1:00 p m.
WordPerfect: Level 1
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
Microsoft Excel: Ix:vcl I
Excel is the most comprehensive spreadsheet
program available today, incorporating spread
sheet, charting and database functions Taught
from nn 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 I
la>am 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.
trunferring 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 nnd how
they apply to u variety of business and per
sonal applications for the IBM-PC. OfTered
Mondays, Oct. 9 - Oct. 30, 1:30 - 4:00 p m.
dBase III Plus: Level I
This course introduces the user to basic datn
base development, including: creating nnd
organizing databases, designing custom
screens, generating reports, and printing la
bels. Course is taught using the dBase III
Plus assist menu. OfTered 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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