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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5 plication procedures.
City of Monroe, Michigan: Civil En-
Day Carlerukir gineer needed immediately, degree and
considerable exper, at subprofessional
level. summers etc.
Bureau of Industrial Relations Sem- Detroit Civil Service Commission:
nar: "Management of Managers, Pro- Senior Project Aid, gathering data on
gram No. 80": North Campus Commons, public, generally field assignments.
8:00 a.m. State of Michigan: Lab or Hearing
Anatomy Seminar, Dr. Donald K. Officer, membership to Mich. S t a t e
Maccallum, Case Western Reserve Uni- Bar, 5 years exper. as legal rep. of
versity School of Denistry. "A Histolo- labor, mgmt., or govnt.
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1520 E. Medical Bldg., 1:10 p.m. publicity, news gathering, emphasis on
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Scholar from Auckland University, iew admin. or fiscas exper. Mental Health
Zealand, will speak on "Ecology of Field Consultant. MSW. MPH, MA
Salt Marches". Wednesday, February 5, Psvch., anthro, etc., 3 years m e n t a 1
Salt Marches". Wedanesay, Feruarys.health, some clinical work. Personnel
Officer, BA and 2 years nersonnel ex-
Free German Measles Vaccinations: per. Correctional Counselor, BA and
6:30 - 9:30 p.m. 'Student Health' Serv- 2 years in some sore of youth work.
ice, call 764-5483 for appointment. Correctional Counselor, BA and no ex-!
University Philharmonia: Theo Al- per. Supv. of Inmate Education.; BA
cantara, conductor, Charles Avsharlan, and 3 years teaching exner. Educa-
violin soloist: Hill Auditorium, 8:00 tional Therapy Teacher, BA in ed.,
p.m, child psych.. couns.. and teachingr
Creative Arts Festival: Stanley Kauf- cert. Institutional Parole Officer, BA
fmann. Associate Literary Editor and and 2 years exper 'In ed., sne welfare.
Film Critic of The New Republic: Ar- emnloyment counseling, rehab., or
chitecture Auditorium, 8:00 p.m. 1ei"'i work.
____I Jam Handy organization, Detroit
and nationwide - Writers and creative
Gener l Notraes talent to develop trai ing programs.
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Broadcasting Service: WUOM Radio MS in speech, Fngl., journ., psych..
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Hour (repeated at 7 p.m.) Ed Burrows search Specialist, experienced MBA pre-
hosts an hour of news and conversationI ferred.
abouta he arts and literature. Guest I Swedish Crucible Steel,, Plastics Divi-
Panel on Surrealism with Robert Weiss, sion: Detroit. Michigan - Chemical, Or-
Diane Kirkpatrick and Ed Germain. ganic and Polymer chem. majors for{
Wednesday 1:00 p.m. National As- new R&D department, BS with 0-3,
sociation of Educational Broadcasters years exper.
Convention Lecture: "Financing Edu- L. M. Berry and Company, Dayton.
cational Broadcasting", with Hon. Ohio: Management Trainee, BA in
Nicholas Johnson, Commissioner, FCC, lib. arts, and related majors with 2-3
in Washington. Wednesday 4 : 4 5 Cam- years exper in a variety of areas. Berrv
pus News, produced by students in the Is largest organization handling yel-
speeh dparmen. Wenesay ~00low, pages advertising. Initial training
speech department. Wednesday 5:00 i esne ette sindt
p.m. The Press and World Affairs, with in personnel dept., then assigned to
Prof. Ben Yakionky. Wednesday' 8:00 general mgmt.,
p~m.U-MPhilarmnia The Alan- Donald Zucker Company, N.Y.C.: Re-
p.m. U-M Philharmonia, Theo Alcan- cent graduates and alumni for national
Hi Audti. rd tmmortgage finance and real estate con-
cern. Property mgmt. interest, tenant
Thursday 1:00 p.m. National Associa- relations speciality, good training pro-
tion of Educational Broadcasters Con- gram offered.
vention Lecture: Dr. Sterling McMur- Fair Housing Foundation of LongI
rin, Dean, Graduate School, Univer- Beach, Calif.: Executive Director, BA
sity of Utah. Thursday 4:45 p.m. Con- and 3 years exper, 2 'more years in ad-
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ler. Thursday 5:15 p.m. U-M Feature
Story with Jack Hamilton. Thursday,
7:30 p.m. U-M Symphony Band - ano-
ther in a series of programs conducted
by Dr. William D. Revelli.
min., exper, in human relations area. ENGINEERING PLACEMENT SERVICE
St. Martin's Press, N.Y.C.: Sales Re- 128 H, West Engrg. Bldg.
presentative fof books for college and Make interview appointment at Room
university professors in Mich. and 12; .Ws nr.Blg nesohr
nearby states. BA with further study 1wise speifEgg, ld.ulssohr
desirable.wis ::
State of Connecticut: PhD psycholo- FEBRUARY 12, 1969:
gists at three levels. Supervisor of Soc- Anheuser-Busch, Inc.
ial Services, MSW and 3 years. Bechtel Corp.
Sarkes Tarzian, Inc., Bloomington, The Charmin Paper Products Co.
,Ind.: Engineering positions. Physicist. Collins Radio Co.
Pckg. areas. FM Radio Time salesman. Dames & Moore
Photographer. Copy Editor. General Re-The Magnavox Co.
porter. Sports Editor. Owens-Illinois, Inc.
Southern Testing Inc.: North Miami, Radiation Inc.
Fla.: Difector of Primate Research Square D. Co.
Center. Standard Oil. Co. of Calif. &
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Interview February 5, Williams Serv- Esso Research & Engrg. Co.
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p.m. Clerical, typing, stenographers, ; E~ ah ytmIc
file clerks, calculator operators, recep- EssoMath &Systems,Inc.
tionists, switchboard operators. Esso Prod. Res. Co. & other affil:
Interview Febuary 7, Fox V a 11 e y Standard Oil Co. (Ohio)
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elect physical education classes may do
so on Thursday and Friday mornings
only, February 27 and 28.
Acturial Review Class. For the Gen-
erat Mathematics Examination of the
Society of Actuaries will organize 4:00
p.m., Thursday, Feb. 6 in 229 Angell
.Hall.
Political Science Lecture, Dr. War-
ren Miller, "Computers, Political Sci-
ence, and Television Election Cover-
age", Thursday, Feb. 6, ISR, 12:00 noon.
Professional Theatre Program: Evan
Hunter's The Conjuror (World Prem-
iere) : originally scheduled for per-
formances this week has been cancel-
led. The play will be rescheduled next
fall.
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,Doctoral Examination for: Dominick
Anthony Labianca, Chemistry, Disser-
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