Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, November 29, 1995, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextGoing home? Need that special gift? We have it at: Abcufl&'l Mention m>s ad and you'd receive lu /o on a purchase of S25 or more i team 344-3060 3C 1607 East 19th M Th 10arrv6pm one block from campus. Frv' Sat 10am-10 30pm next to Prince Pucklers L ' SPWKOIEU) scientific SUWUES /(503i 726-9176 \ / 1-800-344-2047 /'hOUttS ' SAT 104 If you've had fhMmqt'u is the most common | unprotected scxtwlly iMnsmiftpt disp.csp m sex, you are the llmrpd es foi'.uj (jnp in at risk for fifty mpn is infpcfPi <inr shows j chlamydia. no symptoms of thp dispose. The University of Oregon Student j Health Center otters chlamydia urine screening tor $19.65 Stop by ' the laboratory Monday through Friday, 8 00 a m. to 2:00 p.m.. or call 146-4455 foe more information The depths of dead week ANOMtW 8HACKtNSIC*Utm«»lW> Getting ready tor future finals. Continuing Education Program student Steven Howard and second year MBA student Tina Zamora study for exams at the Knight Library This week is the busiest time for the library wbteh will be open two extra hours every night until the end of the term starting tonight. Symposium: Many issues talked about ■ Continued from Page 1 hity Hanoi, are experts in areas of science, health and the econ omy. They are focusing on ways that Vietnam <an solve problems caused by rapid development Vu Ngoc Tu. the Director of International Relations at the l Ini vanity in Hanoi, spoke of the challenges of higher education reform The l Jnivenitv of Oregon is tieing used as the model when redesigning training programs and improving (a« ililies for fac ulty and students in Hanoi Womens' issues were dis cussed by Dr. Nguyen Kim Cue, Director of International Rela tions for the Vietnam Womens' Union. The Womens' Union is one of the largest In the world with it million members They concentrate on educating women in remote rural areas rj about malnutrition, new funning technology, immunization for children and contraception They also train women in embroidery, knitting and computer work "We try hard to make n better life for women," Cut: said. Dr Vo Quv. Director of the Vietnam National University Environmental Institute, dis cussed the great environmental problems facing Vietnam today. He said that the greatest problems related to the environment are overpopulation and deforesta tion With a population of 30 mil lion. Vietnam is working to decrease its growth rate to zero by means of advertisements and education about contraception. Forest cover has decreased from -13 percent in 1943 to 20 pert ent today. This is partly duo to the use of herbicides like agent orange. In response, Vietnam has instituted a great planting of ton's to correct past mistakes. Other speakers addressed the issues of switching from a cen tralized to a market economy and the social change that brings Another spoke of improving the teaching of chemistry in Viet nam. As part of the symposium, a longer conference on Dec. 1 and 2. will la* presented free of charge in the EMU Ballroom In addi tion, on Nov, 20 and 20 and l)*m l. the International Studies Pro gram will show films about Viet nam in 221 Allen Hall. For more information on the symposium or the film festival, call the International Studies Program at 140-5041 Freshman Seminars Winter Term 1996 Bl W ENG 199 INTI. 199 < PSY 199 LIB 199 1'H‘M 199 Ul <Xi 199 Mis 199 CPSY 199 SQC 199 EDPM 199 PSY 199 PHIL 199 J 199 MATH 199 S(X; 199 Plagues I he Past, Present, and Future of Inlet nous Diseases Science Fiction A New Mythology' Australia Through Autobiography Sexual Diversity in the Aspects o( the Book Building Community Reason vs Justification in Fthno Tcmtonal Disputes I (umor in Music Understanding Attachment, Scpaiatton, and Personal Relationships Aging as a social Issue m ihe Twenty-First Century The University of Oregon as a Workplace Ltle History Understanding and Studying People Over the Life Span Applied Lillies A Multicultural Approach Behind the Front Page News Making Mathematics and Recreation Hiroshima Fifty Years Alter For more information, sec page 85 of the winter Schedule of Classes Office of Student Academic Progress *372 Oregon Half • *46 11 36 K Winter Art Workshops > V ! i i s k • ceramics • jewelry • woodworking • bike repair • drawing • photography • and more registration begins November 30 at 10am U<)f' (ntr DO • [ lomr f»t' 540 4501