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I 342-2912 2025 Franklin Blvd. Eugene, Oregon, 97402 UNIVERSITY UPDATE • .S/iou Shreddrrs, a video showing the host snowboardors in the world tearing up the slopes of Colorado, will U' presented by the University Out door Program at noon today in KMl1 Room 17 For more information, call 346-4365 • Woman in Mind, n play by Alan Av< kboum, opens at H p.m tiHiny in the University Arena The atre. 1 lu<) Old Campus Lane The play < ontmues Feb 1-5 and 10-12 Tickets available at the bos off11 e are Sf> for general admission, $4 for seniors and non-Universitv students, and S3 for Universi ty students For more information, mil .145-4191 • Kevin Matthews assistant professor of an hi tei tore, will talk about Multi-media and Archi tectural Design" at 11 45 a m Thursday at the Downtown Athletu Club The talk is part of the University Alumni Association's bimonthly lec ture series The cost is 511 for general admission and 510 for UOAA members For more informs lion, call (46-5656 • Dave Kills from Archaeological Investigations Northwest will present a lecture titled "Laboring in Obscurity An hneologv in Portland's China town" at 4:10 p m. Thursday at the University Museum of Natural History, 1660 K 15th Ave The talk is part of the Museum of Natural History Lor - lure Series, and a 51 donation is encouraged For more information, call .145-3024 • Valerie Taliman, an environmental writer and correspondent for national publications, will pre sent a free lecture on "Native Lands" at 5 p.m Thursday in Room 260 Condon For more infor mation. call 346 0897. • Paul .Si hit ke. KKI Adventure's Russian expert, will present a free slide show of a i limb of 1H.641 foot Mount Klbrtis at 7 p m Thursday in Room 100 Willamette For more information, call 345-4365. • I he I imersity and the Substam e Abuse Pie vention Program will have a conferem e titled Flroken Childhood and Shattered Dreams Ihe Adolescent liars beginning at 7 p.m Thursday with an open mike forum at the Valley River Inn. Kugeiie The goal of the conference, which is the set ond of a three-term series addressing the issues ol children, adolescents and families of the 1990s, is to provide the community with more under standing of the symptoms and behaviors of high risk youth The i onference will continue Friday and Saturday; Thursday's conference is free, hut there is a conference fee far Friday and Saturday For more information, Mill Miki Ma< e at 34(i .1397 or Dr Richard Schlaadt at 346-4136 • The University Symphony will perform under the direction of Wayne Bennett, professor of niusii . at 8 p m Thursday at Beall Concert Hall The coat is 54 for general admission and S2 for stu dents For more information, call 348-5678 • l’i>et Maxine Suites will Ih- featured in the sn ond of the Downtown Reading Series at 7 p in. Fri da\ at Rosewater's Deli. ','6 W Broadway, at the Downtown Mall Poet Claudia 3 ulunan also will read during the free event, which is sponsored by the I niversity Humanities Center For more infor mation. call 346-1001. • The annual School of Journalism and Com munication (Career Conference will he from ') a.in. to 2 p m Saturday at the University School of law Tweritv-three media professionals w ill speak at the ton fere ni e. which will feature a presentation on resumes and cover letters, three panelist sessions covering career paths and trends in the industry and the overall employee outlook on market expectations, ns well as a queslion-nnd-answor ses sion on how to make the college-to-career transi tion Tickets cost 54 if bought ih advance at Allen Hall's student services office, or 55 at the door Lunch is included. For more information, call Kristina Kiirknrtz at 687-0794 • "Drawing Cats with Joey Berlin," a step-by step lesson m realistic drawing with charcoal, will tm 1(1 a m Saturday at the Museum of Natural His tory. 1680 F 15th Ave. Admission for the class, which is part of the museum's “Cat Art" i lasses for families, is 515 for general admission and 512 for members For more information, call 346-3024. • Bluegrass folk music will he performed by Lugene's Kentucky Rose at 10: K) a.in. Saturday at Beall Coni ert Hall. 961 K. 18th Ave The event is part of the Children's Concert Series, and tickets cost $3 for adults. 52 for children and 55 for a fam ily For more information, call 346-5678. • Steven Pologe. associate professor of music . will perform on the cello as part of the Faculty Artist Series 8 p in. Sunday at Beall Concert Hall. Tickets are $5 for general admission and S3 for students and seniors For more information, call 346-5678. 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