Friday, October 20, 1972

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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NEW COURSES in the
DEPARTMENT OF ROMANCE
LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES
COURSES FOR THE HUMANITIES DISTRIBUTION
NO PREREQUISITE:
FRENCH 432. French Literature in Translation: 1800 to the
j present.. O'Connor. (3),
ITALIAN 432. Italian Literature in Translation: Modern
Periods. Rolfs. { 3) .
SPANISH 432. Spanish and Latin-American Literature in
Translation: Modern Poetry Gale. (3).
FRENCH/HISTORY 440. Interpretations of French Society and
Culture. Carduner/Bowditch. (3).
ROMANIAN 201. Intensive Elementary Romanian. Poghirc.
{ 8 ).
ROMANIAN 401. Romanian Literature and Civilization.
Pogh'rc. (3j.
PREREQUISITE: Spanish 232 or equivalent.
SPANISH 273. Topics in Spanish Literature: The Don Juan
Theme. Ginzler. (3).
SPANISH 367 Social Forces and Literary Expression in Gold-
Sen Age Spain. Casa. (2).
PREREQUISITE: One-year proficiency.
FRENCH 205. French Conversation for Non-concentrators.
(1(
SPANISH 205. Spanish Ccnversation for Non-concentrators.
(11.

FOHG"OTTEN WORKS
Nobody has been very far into the FORGOTTEN WORKS, except
that guy Charley who wrote a book about it, and I wonder what
his trouble was to spend weeks in there.
SPEND AN ERA IN FORGOTTEN WORKS
IN ANTIQUE VILLAGE
410 N. 4TH AVE., ANN ARBOR-769-1227
OPEN SAT.-SUN. 9-6
Get outfitted for Halloween Costume parties or Victorian cloth-
ing, hats, special in new unworn 20's shoes, capes and other
unforgettable forgotten items.
JUNIOR YEAR IN FRANCE AT
AIX-EN-PRO VENCE
First Informational Meeting

Nov.

2,1912-7:30 p.m.

Aud. 4, Modern language Bldg.
All Students interested in applying for the

U of M program in

Aix for

1973-74 are


urged to attend this meeting.



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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20
DAY CALENDAR
Biological Chemist ry Symposium:
On Biological Transport, in honor of
H. N. Christensen, professor of biologi-
cal chemistry & chairman, 1955-70, W.
Lecture Hal], Med. Sci. II, 9 am.-Noon;
2-5:15 pm.
Regents Meeting: Regents Rm., 1st
Floor, Adm in Bldg., 11 am.
College of Engineering: Engineering
display for fershmen engineering stu-
dents including a Lunar Soft Land-
ing Simulator, E. Engin. Lobby, 3:30-5
pm.
Astronomy Colloquium: J. G. Hills,
"On the Formation of themPlanets. Part
I," P&A Colloq. Rm., 4 pm.
Astronomy Visitor's Night: H. M.
Losh, "The Autumn Sky," also movie,
"Exploration of the Planets," Aud. B,
Angell Hall, 8 pm.
University Players: "Endgame," Are-
na Theatre, 8 pm.
International Folk Dance: Barbour
Gym, 8 pm.
Rive Gauche: live ' entertainment,
1024 Hill St., 9 pm.
Hillel Foundation Presents
"The Shop On
Main Street"
Directed by Jan Kodar and
Elmer Klos
Starring Josef Kroner and
Ida Kaminska
ACADEMY AWARD FOR BEST
FOREIGN FILM 1965
Totally without preten-
sion with two great performers
creating unforgettable portraits,
it stands as one of the finest
films of our time, for all time."
-Judith Crist
8p.m.
SAT., SUN., Oct. 21-22
at HILLEL, 1429 HilI
50c admissioh

Economist
discusses
feminism
By SUE TRETHEWEY
A new attitude toward child-rear-
ing is an essential element in the
women's struggle, according to
Prof. Juanita Kreps, a Duke Uni-
versity economist.
In a speech "Sex in the Market-
place" delivered yesterday in the
Business Administration Bldg., she
claimed that women themselves
contribute to their small represen-
tation in professions.
The heavy emphasis that women
place on bringing up their children
keeps them from pursuing execu-
tive careers, she said.
S"Industries must realize our ca-
pacities and talents," she said, "but
freedom of access to executive po-
sitions is not the whole answer."
She said companies have a prob-
lem finding women who will accept
the demands of these jobs.
"The high positions," she stated,
"often require frequent geographic
movement. It is still true that the
wife has little option when it comes
to moving children."
She reasoned that this factor pro-
duces a high number of working
women, but few who are active in
the professions.
She saw a future increase in
women interested in executive posi-
tions. "Zero population growth may
free women for careers," she said.
"Young women think they should
have only two, one, or no children."
She speculated a rise in the num-
ber of women as heads of families,
due to increase in divorces and
separations.
"Most w o m e n will marry,
though," she said. "We shouldn't
blind ourselves to the fact that the
two-career family is developing;
that in which both hubsand and
wife work professionally. In time,
women's careers could take pre-
cedence over her husband's job,
but not now,"
Kreps is the first woman mem-
ber on the board of the New York
Stock Exchange.

Now

AP Photo I
Pat the ribbon cutter
Pat Nixon cuts the ribbon at the opening ceremonies of the
Michigan Cancer Foundation's new $5 million research center in
Detroit yesterday. After the ribbon cutting, Mrs. Nixon hugged
Mrs. Robert Griffin and said she thought, billboards with likenesses
of Mrs. Griffin's husband "look great."
M N
90KM FASTS
ON ELECTION DAY-NOV. 7
Raise Funds for Immediate Medical Relief to Indochina.
Say No to the U.S. Brutality in SE Asia.
Discussions and Vietnamese films on eection eve-sign up
in your dorm by Monday, Oct. 23.
sponsored by the Committee of Concerned Asian Scholars

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