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a jacket that reflects the new
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above pants, with acrylic
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Mocha, 5-13 sizes.-$50.
THURSDAY, MARCH 16,1978
Day Calendar:
Yeats Festival: R. McHugh, prof, Anglo-Irish Lit.,
Univ. College, BDublin; R. Grew, dir, Ctr. for W.
European Studies, "Yeats and the Idea of Theatre,"
9 a.m.; D. Hall, B. Hornback, "The Poetry of Yeats'
Plays," 10:30 a.m.; R. McHugh; M. O'Mally, Lyric
Theater, Belfast, "Yeats at the Abby, "The Actor int
Yeats' plays," 2:30 p.m.; all at Pendleton rm.,
Union; "The Cuchulain Saga," Art Museum, 8p.m.;
"Evening at the Pub," U Club, Union, 10:30 p.m.
Ctr. Japanese Studies: B. Kelly, Brandeis, "How
to Run a Japanese Irrigation System," Commons
Rm., Lane Hall, noon; C. Boxer, "European Em-
pires in Asia as a System of 'Social Welfare' for the
Upper Classes, 1500-1800," 4 p.m.
Regents: Public discussion, 1:30 p.m.; comments,
4 p.m.; meeting, 8 p.m., Regents' Rm., Ad. Bldg.
Int'l Ctr.: "Travel Information on Asia, Africa, &
Latin America," 3p.m.
Natural Resources: K. Knoblock, V-P, Amer.
Mining Congress, "Alaska - For What and for
Whom?" 3 p.m.
Ctr. Near Eastern, N. African Studies, Abel Ah-
Brief GEO
Membership
Meeting
to consider support
for
MINE WORKERS
STRIKE
7:30 PM TONIGHT
Conference Robm E
Basement,
Michigan Union
med, U. of Juba, Sudan, "Development Planning and
the role of the Elite in the Sudan," 200 Lane, 4 p.m.
Math Psy. Seminar: 0. Frank, U. of Lund, Sweden,
"Sampling and Estimation in Large Social Net-
works," 6006 ISR, 4 p.m.
Geology: Wm. S. Fyfe, U. of Western Ontario,
"-Evolution of the Continental Crust," 4001 CC Little,
4p. m.
Geography: M. Monmonier, Syracuse, "Strategies
inComputer Assisted Map Design," 4050 LSA, 4 p.m.
Physics/Astronomy: Theoretical Seminar - P.
Rosen, Purdue, "Non-leptonic Charm Decays," 2038
Randall Lab; Special Seminar - D. Cohen, U. of
Illinois, -"Microwaves as a Probe of the Magnetic
Phase Transition in Nickel," 1041 Randall Lab.; both
at 4 p.m.
Int'l Night: Australian menu, League Cafeteria, 5-
7:15 p.m.
Guild House: Poetry Reading - C. Ennis, J.
Siegel, E. Haun, 7:30 p.m.
Social Work: J. Leland, U. of Nevada, "Alcohol
and American Indians," 3063 Frieze, 7:30 p.m.
Viewpoint Lectures: Bill Maudlin, "artoonist,
illustrated lecture, Rackham Aud., 8 p.m.
SUMMER PLACEMENT
3200 SAB 763-4117
Interviews: Register by phone or in person.
Camp Tamarack, Fresh Air Society of Detroit: In-
terview Thurs., Mar. 16, 9 to 5; Wed., Mar. 22, 9 to 12;
broad area of camp positions still open - waterfront
(WSI), arts/crafts, sports, etc.
SANS SOUCI
Large one and two bedroom furnished apartments
available for fall occupancy. Apartment includes
heat, free porking, and a large balcony or patio.
Locoted across from the University of Michigan
Stadium. Bus service to and from central campus
daily.
CALL 994-3955
Or visit the resident manager at
1036 SOUTH MAIN STREET, Apt. K.
Managed by
Reaume and Dodds
Management Company
Camp Sea Gull, Mi., Coed: Interview Mon., Mar.
20, 1-4; openings include arts/crafts, gymnastics,
cooks, dance, drama, tennis.
Camp Maplehurst, Mi., Coed: Interview Tues.,
Mar. 21, ito 5; counselors with specialty, waterfront
(WSI), arts/crafts, nature, sports.
Irish Hills Girl Scout Council, Mi.: Interview
Tues., Mar. 21, Ito 5; openings include cook, nurse,
waterfront (WSI), and general counselors.
Lisle Fellowship Program, Md: International ex
perience of living and learning in the states, Europe,
South America, or middle East; seminar held at Int'l
Ctr., Mar. 21 - 24; information meeting Mar. 21; for
info. and registration call or visit Int. Ctr.; call 4t
9310.
Camp Wathana, Camp Fire Girls, Metro Det,: In
terview Thurs., Mar. 23, 1-5; openings include Water-
front (WSI, riding (western), head maintenance,
worker, general counselors.
Cedar Point, Sandusky, Ohio: Interview Wed.,
Mar. 22, 9 to 5; last chance for personal interview;:
openings for waiters, waitresses, bostesses, rides,.
clerks, games, bartender, cashier, marina service,
office/clerical staff, etc.
Printo, Inc. Greenville, Mi.; Interview Fri., Mar,
24, 9 - 5; industrial engr., students who have com:
pleted junior year.
Camp Niobe, Mi.: Handicapped: Will interview
Fri., Mar. 24, 1 to 5. Of interest to special ed. student
ts; general and senior counselors needed.
Great Lakes Environmental Intern Program
Ohio: Openings cover 4 states. Must be enrolled or
completed Bachelor's or Master's degree in the'en-
viron,,field; detailsavailable; deadline Mar. 15.
Harry Diamond Labs., Md.: Student Trainee
Program - Openings for sophomores/juniors in the
fields of physics, electronics, mech. engr., and
nuclear engr.; further details available.
Grass Lake Community Schools, Mi.: Elementary
teachers needed for 6th grade beginning in May. Full
24 hours/day position; details available.
Furnas Electronic Co., Ill: Openings for
junior/senior students in indus., mech., elec., engr.;
Chicago residents preferred; details available.
Detroit Historical Museum, Historic Fort Wayne:
Openings for liberal arts, grads or ed. majors as in-
terpretive guides, depicting Civil War era at Fort
Wayne; details available.
Oil reserves at Siberia's S'amotlor
field are estimated at 14 billion barrels.
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