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ew class looking beyond sex roles We first were planning for a male con- kness-raising class. I quickly realized, void further sexual polarity, that we nld consider the human person, male [female, beyond sex roles of any kind." College and co-instructor of a new sociology class to be taught this spring. "Our Tuesday evening course, SOC 199 Beyond Sex Roles, will challenge persons enrolled to become aware of their male and might call 'basic humanness'," said Fitz gerald. The sociology course, taught by Fitz gerald and Donna Grund-Slepack, will re flect both the cognitive and experimental approaches to sex role stereotyping in social institutions. Emphasis will be placed on education, the family, religion, politics, ec onomics, and their impact on personal development. Both instructors have distinct approaches to the course. Grund-Slepack completed her doctorate a year ago, with her disser tation on Women in the German Democratic Republic (East Germany). Her teaching background includes Ger man, art, and child development. Grund- Slepack travels extensively and frequently. She is currently on the Steering Committee for "Focus on Women" here at CCC. Fitzgerald, counselor and foreign student advisor at CCC, does much personal and group counseling and has taught Psychology of Human Relations here for the last five years. In the previous 12 years, Fitzgerald taught Spanish at the college and high school levels. The class will be held from 7-10 p.m. on Tuesday nights. Hilltop Rocks and Gifts -Large assortment of agate, turquoise and ceramic jewelry -Do it yourself materials -Lapidary equipment Oregon City, Oregon 97045 655-3225 1977 Toyota Corolla 1600 engine, transmission, radiator, differential, steering gear I some other small components shown here were donated to the CCC Automotive rlnent last Tuesday by Toyota Motors Distributor Inc. and Irv Leopold Imports. Bookstore remains open i through spring vacation Spring vacation is almost here, but for le people there will be no spring vaca- h. The CCC Bookstore for example will k through the spring break in an effort hake]Ithe load lighter for returning stu- ts. Winter term book buy back will keep I CCC Bookstore busy from Monday, Ich 14 through Friday, March 25. During I «ionthe bookstore will still remain jiforstudents wishing to purchase books Kipplies. ■acation hours for the bookstore will be j.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday ■Spring term hours will be 8 a.m. to lp.m. Monday through Thursday for the »three weeks and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on lays. ■udents will have the opportunity to Bhaselrequired texts and supplies during [spring break, but DVR, CETA and other idents attending school on government ■rams need to be aware that vouchers k jalitlation dates and charges for Spring m [cannot be made before that date. ID & W FORD, INC. [ on 99E at the S toplight - Newly received supply items have arrived at the bookstore including Grumbacher can vas boards and Niji stylist pens. New books have also arrived and among the list are Alex Haley's Roots, Tetrault's Country Women, Brownmiller's Against Our Will, Friedman's Tales Out of Oregon A Touch of Oregon and Wambaugh's Choirbovs. The bookstore can special order book listed in Books in Print also. Forms and assistance are available at the bookstore and orders take from two to six weeks. Students will also be able to purchase Cornwell Tools by special order with stu dent discount policies. Inquire at the front desk the parts catalog and fu“ther infor mation. Portland Symphonic Choir presents The Passion — according to St. John by Johann Sebastian Bach a/ ■ The Portland Civic Auditorium March 19, 1977 at 8:00 p.m. Tickets are available at Stevens & Son, the Auditorium Box Office or by calling 248-4496 266-2097 Page 13 centimeters Colors by Munsell Color Services Lab
