Thursday, November 29, 1973

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DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN

Thursday, November 29
DAY CALENDAR
Commission for Women:dPersonnel
Policies, Sub-committee, 3rd fl1. Lee.
Rm., Rackham, noon.
Economics: J. Brown, Cornell U, "To-
ward an Economic Theory of Liability,"
2429 Mason Hall, 3:30 pm.
MHRI: M. Wish, Bell Tel. Lab., "In-
dividual Difference in Perceptions of
Dyadic Relationships," MHRI, 3:45 pm.
Ctr. Russian, E. European Studies:
"The Cranes Are Flying:" "Ten Days
That Shook the World:" "Potemkin,"
200 Lane Hall, 4-9:45 pm.
Natural Resources, Geography, Ctr.
for Res. on Economic Dev.: Edward Fei,7
regional coordinator for Africa, coord.
for Sahel Task Force, AID, "Drought
Relief in the Sahelian Area of West
Africa," Lec. Rm. 1, MLB, 4 pm.
Ctr. Early Childhood Dev., Educa-
tion: R. Parke, Fels Res. Inst., "Pun-
ishment, Discipline, & Self-Control in
Young Children," Schorling Aud., 4 pm.
Int'l Night: food from Greece, League
cafeteria, 5 pm.
Speech-Communication: G. Comp-
ton, EMU, "Interpersonal Communica-
tions & Conflicting Messages," W.
Conf. Rm., Rackham Bldg., 7 pm.
Mich. Women in Science: N. Varner,
K. Shortridge, P. Smith, "An Analysis
of Affirmative Action," Assembly Hall,
4th fl., Rackham, 7:30 pm.
Collegium Musicum: Music from the
Ars Antiqua, T. Taylor, director, S. Ki-
eren, asst. dir., includes liturgical dra-
ma, "Filius Getron," St. Marys Chapel,
331 Thompson, 8 pm.
Union Gallery: Ionesco's "The Bald
Soprano," Union Gallery, 1st fl., Un-
ion. 8 pm.
University Players: Zindel's "And
Miss Reardon Drinks A Little," Arena
Theatre, Frieze Bldg., 8 pm.
DOUBLE FEATURE
SEX CLINIC GIRLS &
HIGH PR/ESTESS
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University Dancers: Power Ctr., 8 pm.
GENERAL NOTICES
Applications for 1974-75 Alumnae
Council Scholarships now available to
undergrad & grad women: basic to all'
awards are criteria of academic
achievement & financial need. Obtain
applics. from E. Bletcher, Grnd. Fl.. Un-
ion. Deadline for return of applics.,
Jan. 18.
SUMMER PLACEMENT
3200 SAB, 763-4117
Detailed info regarding summer em-
ployment for guides at Greenfield Vtil-
lage/Henry Ford Museum has arrived.
Deadline for interviewing, Jan. 18.
Inst. of Urban Studies, Cleveland
State Univ. announces Summer Intern
Program for Juniors. Must have interest
in Pub. Admin. Any major field accept-
able. Further details avail. and appli-
cations. Deadline Feb. 15.
State of Michigan, Competitive Ex-
amination for Engineering Aide 03,
deadline, December 3. Applications
available.
City of Portland, Maine. Summer Ur-
ban Planning Project for seniors, grad
students in Uurban Planning, Law, Po,
Sci., Pub. Management, related fields.

People! Music! Food!
BACH CLUB
presents
LOREE MULDER-viola
MARIA JUAREZ-piano
ANNE SABIN-cello
PERFORMING WORKS OF
BACH
SCHUMANN
HINDEMITH
BEETHOVEN
carrot ring served afterwards
Thurs., Nov. 29
8:00 p.m.
Greene Lounge
East Quad
ADMISSION 50c
everyone welcome, no musical
knowledge necessary
further info:
761-0102, 761-9578

AMERICA-Seen with Magic, Love, .,
SimpIicity-Thr ugh the Art of
+GRANDMA MOSES4
oGrandma Moses was a true artist-- never told her of sickness, poverty, or
too good to hbe true, hut true all the death It sang of warm-hearted neople
same, and truer and truer the more who had too much to do to indulge n
you think of her." the luxury of despair. Her pictures were
-JOHN CANADAY a tonic to the nation. 270 illustrations, 120
In this f i r s t truly comprehensi-. in full c oloar, plus
Seldom does a painter receive within volume on Anna Mary Robertson is - 1 u,100 catalogue illu- p
his lifetime the attention and acclaim es. the sto'v of her life is enriched witih strations. 352 page s.
which were given Anna Mary Robertson close to 1.400 superbly reproduced illu- 1 3t ns x 1 2". $40..
Moses. And more extaordinary still is s:rations of her paintings, selections Special itroductory
the fact that she had not begun to from her own writings, as well as pho-
paint until she was almost 80. Her phe- tographs of her, her family and of price through Decem-
nomenal popularity came in very large places where she lived and worked. ber 31 , 1 973, $32.50
part from the public's feeling that in The author. Otto Kallir. was her long-
an age of disillusion, she offered some- time friend and adviser. The insights
thing which could be clung to as truth. of countless visits and conversations
She seemed to recall something about bring this extraordinary woman to life
America w h i c h America missed. She with all her warmth. zest, and original-
' painted from memory, but her memory ity of mind.
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DEPT. OF PSYCHIATRY UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
THURSDAY SEMINAR
NOVEMBER 29, 1973
MYRON WISH
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"Individual Differences in Perceptions
of Dyadic Relationships"
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Graduate Student Teaching Assistant
Advisory po-itions generally require upperclars status for the resident fellows
in residential college and the resident advisors positions: graduate status
for graduate student teaching assistant in pilot program and the resident
directors position.
Many of there positions are available to single or marred graduate students
who qualify for graduate work at the University. Positions are also open for
qualified, single undergraduates.
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LSA
Student Government Elections
will be held during Registration
12 POSITIONS OPEN
Applications are available at the LSA-SG office,
room 3M, Michigan Union
STOP BY or CALL 763-4799 for more information

DEADLINE:

Thurs., Nov. 29,

1973-5:00 P.M.

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