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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1990)
WINTER TERM CLASSES CREDIT CLASS WOMEN, RELIGION and FEMINISM Is our humanity becoming subverted by a sexist religious heritage? We will explore this and other related questions by examin ing alternate interpretations of selected reli gious writings from the Judeo/C hristian tra dition. M1FTS Jan. 9 - March 8 Tues./Tluirs ., 3:30-5:00pm 137 (iilbert, Uol(1 campus 3 CREDITS TI N T>M, WST400 NON-CREDIT CLASSES I NDIVIDUAI YOGA PRACTICE Practicing Hatha Yoga regularly benefits your health. The aim of this class is to help each member develop a personally relevant rou tine of Yoga Asanas Personal goals, abili ties and constraints will be factors on design ing individual routines Increased strength, flexibility and poise are among the goals attainable through daily practice. MEETS Jan. 18-March 15 Thursdays, 5:00-6:30pm UofO campus FEE $15.00 *Non-UofO students may need to purchase a building pass hi: your own financial manner I in.imi.il pi.inning is not lor tiu* wealthy only To not plan your finances is to ignore your future lake control! Here is a do-it yourself course in which you will develop an understand ingot the bade com opts involved in the financial planning process. Mid IS Jan 13 - March It) Saturdays, ‘> 30 1 1 :30am UofO campus bid: $25.00 WEATHI R FORECASTING This course introduces you to basic meteoro logical principals and teaches you to use your own senses to recognize changes in the weather. You will understand this course easily if you have a basic knowledgeot North American geography. MEETS Jan. 8-March 5 Mondays, 3:30-5:00pm UofO campus mi : $8.oo HOWTO REGISTER Register |an. I and 5 at McArthur Court during winter term registration at the Women's Studies department Non-UofO students contact Community Education at 686-561 I A MOVING EXPERIENCE Celebrate the joy of movement and playfully connect with others in this lively experimen tal class In a non-judgmental, open atmos phere we will learn to turn off the mind and get in touch with the body. Non-verbal part ner exercises and non-competetive play will help participants to trust others in the group, take risks and dance spontaneously. MI ITS Jan 10-March 8 Wednesdays, 6:30-8:30pm UofO campus ITT $1000 'Non-UofOstudents may need to purchase a building pass. AIKIDO Aikido is a combination ot the disciplined study ot self-awareness and the harmonious blending of body, mind and spirit I his non aggressive Japanese martial art places em phasis on centering, balance and relaxation, as well .is on self-defense techniques Train ing is designed to reduce tension, increase flexibility and heighten awareness of inner energy (called "Ki" in Japanese). MITTS |an - March 8 Tues./Tluirs., 7:00-C00pm (.ei linger Annex B-52, l JofO ITT $25.00 "Non-UotOstudents may need to pure base a building pass METAPHYSICAL WISDOM This FREE on-going workshop will explore ancient and modern metaphysical wisdom in order to expand participants' minds and increase their knowledge of psychic devel opment, the human aura, astral traveling, meditation and astrology. We willalsostudy the seven levels of conciousness, different forms of yoga and self protection through visualization techniques. MEETS Jan. 17- March 14 Wednesdays, 3:30-5:00pm Gilbert 107, UofO campus REGISTER at Innovative Educationl Devel opment in the EMU, Ml 10 UofO. 686-4305 This course is FREE THE PIANO: THE INSIDE STORY Do you know what to look for when buy ing a piano? Do you know what the piano needs in the way of maintenance? I )oyou think Mozart would have written ditter ently for the pianoot he had been compos ing on the concert grand of today? Based on the needs of the students attending, this class will expli >re these questions and more. MEETS: Jan. 18- March 15 Thursdays, 7:00-8:00 p m. U of O campus This class is FREE Register at in EMU, Ml 10, U of O, 686 4305 HOW TO REGISTER and pay course fee I ">rop by our table in the main lobby of the FMU January -1 and 5 during winter term registration After registration, come by our office during posted office hours in the FMU, Me//aninne 110. C ash and check accepted. YOU CAN TEACH We offer unique teaching opportunities to qualified students, faculty and non-student community members. We encourage ideas for courses from all disciplines and support innovative teaching techniques. Bring your ideas to the Innovatice Education office. Our staff will assist you in preparing and structuring your class. All courses for credit require faculty sponsorship. This offers student instructor the benefit of faculty guidance and expertise. You can also earn up to 3 credits teaching a class. Unlike courses for university credit, non-credit classes and workshops do not need a faculty sponsor. Instead, set up your class through our office. FOR MORE INFORMATION contact: INNOVATIVE EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT University of Oregon Erb Memorial Union Mezzanine 110 686-4305
