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volume twenty-two, mnnber twenty-five januai:y 10, 1993

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D irector/actor Bill Dlke will headline the program at the 22rrl

annual Dr. Martin D..rt:her Kin;J, Jr. dinner Jan. 18, sponsored by

the

IUIUI

Black student Union. '!he dinner is one of

three

major events on

canp.lS

that day to c::amnenorate the life of Kin;J, llx::ludin;J the annual Celebration Breakfast arrl the first Cllanoel.lor's SynpJSitnn.

'!he Celebration Breakfast will kick off the activities at 7:30 a.m. at the

Madame

Walker Urt>an Life Center, hosted by Cllancel.lor Gerald L.

Bepko. '!he event will feature a dramatization by the Black

'!heat.re

Workshop of the University of califo:mia at Berkeley, directed by

Margaret Wilkerson arrl titled "Dreams, the En:i or the Beginni.n;J."

'!he Cllancel.lor's Synpositnn, which will be an annual part of the Martin I.J.rt:her Kin;J ray tradition at :rurur, will run frcm 1-3 p.m.

at the University Place Conference Center arrl Hotel. It will focus on the life arrl thoughts of the civil rights leader with the theme ''Reconstructin;J the Kin;J Legacy," led by Clayborne carson, executive editor of the Martin D..rt:her Kin;J Papers.

'!he dinner will begin at 7 p.m. at '!he Westin Hotel arrl honors the legacy of Kin;J as well as prcm::.>tin;J brothertlood. at IURJI arrl in the Irrlianapolis carcm.mity. '!his year's theme is "A

Dream

Deferred •••

Does

It Explode?" Dlke, an award-wi.nnirq

TV,

iootion picture arrl theater director, has directed

such

films as "A Rage In Harlem" arrl "Deep Cover" arrl

nurnera.is

episodes of

TV

series such as "Miami Vice, "

¹¹

cagney

^&

Iacey" arrl "Hill street Blues."

^'As

an actor, he has co-starred opposite Anlold SChwarzenegger in the hit m:wies as "Predator" arrl "CClmnarrlo."

Tickets for the dinner are $15 for students, $25 for ccmm.mity

guests

arrl faculty. Co:rporate tables are available for $250.

Fhone reservations can be made Morrlay-Friday frcm 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

at 4-2279. -:Alicia Dean

earl.sen

A ^{nne Pyburn may}

^not

^can:y a whip or wear a hat like Irrliana Jones, or battle mystical forces, but the anthropology professor will help lead a discussion into the value of archaeology in the city at the Jan. 13 session of the Urban

Agerrla

series on the Circle.

Pyburn, state archaeologist Rick Jones arrl Jean

Spears

of the

Ransan

Place Neighborhood Association will team up on the presentation of

"Irrlianapolis Archaeology in the Public Interest: Ransan Place" frcm ooon-1 p.m. in conference roan A of the Associated Group headquarters, 120

Morn.noont

Circle. '!hey will discuss the excavation project planned

next

sununer in the well-kncMn

^Ransan

Place neighborhood. arrl what they hope it will teach about the

past

of the city's African-American

ccmm.mity. All are welcane,

there

is no fee arrl brown-bag lunches are

encouraged. Beverages will be provided. '!he

Urban Agerrla

series is

sponsored by the IOI.IS

Researd1

Center.

T ^{he fifth}

^armual

Janus Ball, a gala to benefit the Hei:'ron School of

Art

arrl Gallery, will feature the theme of "Janus, Jarrus"

this year arrl will be held Jan. 30 at the Athenaeum

'Dln1ers

Club, 401 E. Michigan st. It will run fran 6:30 p.m.-midnight.

Guests

will atterrl in costurres,

dressed

as twins, pairs or opposites. A silent auction of an eclectic oollection of chairs will kick off the event.

'!he

night also will include dinner, dancin;J arrl a costume parade.

'!he ball is open to the public rut reservations are limitai. Tickets oost $75 each for general admission, $100 each for patrons arrl $800 for Corporate tables seatin;J eight. For

ioo:re

call Rita Fordyce at Herron, (317) 920-2403. - Alicia Dean

earl.sen

N aninations for 1993 Experience Excellence Recognition

Awards

are due Jan. 29.

Aey

full-time faculty an:vor staff nanber is eligible to receive an award, rut must be naninatai

by

a fellCM faculty/staff nanber. Six faculty arrl six staff

nanbers

will be honored for their service on behalf of the university.

Fonn.s are available fran the Associate Dean of the Faculties office,

AD

126, arrl must be campletai arrl

:rettuned

to that office

by

the deadline. '!he awards will be p:resentai April 30 at the Olancel.lor's Honors Convocation. For

ioo:re

call 4-8974.

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N aninations are due

by

Jan. 15 for the 1992-93 FACEI' (Faculty Colloquitnn on Excellence in Teachin;J) awards, to be p:resentai next May. FACEI' naninees must be full-time tenure-track faculty nenbers (includin;J librarians) on any IU

canp.IS. '!he

program was initiatai to honor arrl recognize IU' s

IOOSt

exemplary teachin;J faculty arrl to encourage teachin;J excellence

by

fonning a network of distirguished IU scholar-mentors. For

ioo:re

on the nanination procedures arrl what info:nnation is needed to :recarnrooni another faculty nanber for recognition, call Dean Eileen Berrler at IU Bloomington, 5-2809.

SPIRrrUALITY .AND HFALING-Renowned medical

:researchers

Karen Olness arrl Dean Onrish will lead a discussion of the healin;J powers of the mini arrl body Jan. 27 in a session entitled "Psychoneuroinmrunology: Hocus Pocus or Treabtent?" '!he event will run fran 8-11 a.m. in the University Place ballroom. '!he event involves the

departnents of medicine, pediatrics, family practice, psychiatl:y arrl OB/GYN.

ClIIID ARJSE SEMINAR-Health-care arrl child-care professionals are invitai to take part in an eight-hour seminar Jan. 15 at the Irrliana state Fairgrourrls, focusin;J on

"Clrild Abuse & Public Awareness." Registration begins at 8 a.m. with the event runnirg fran 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Presenters

of the seminar include the Clrildren in Crisis

Research Center

arrl C.A.R.E. (Consultin;J, Advocacy,

Resources

arrl Networkin;J

Education) •

'!he

oost is $75 in advance arrl $90 at the door. To sign up or for registration info:nnation, call 271-2665.

HIS'IORY OF MEDICINE--Ophthalioologist Eugene Helveston will be the featured speaker

at the Jan. 18 session of the John Shaw Billin;Js History of Merli.cine Society,

djsa.JSSin;J "'!he History of strabisnrus SUrgery."

'!he

meetin;J is open to the public

arrl will begin at 4 p.m. in the Emerson Hall auditoritnn.

T'AI arr OI'UAN CI.ASS-Anyone interested in atterrling a beginner's class in the ancient m:rli.tative exercise T'ai Chi <ll'uan will be able to see a free derconstration of it Jan. 12 at 7:15 p.m. in the Ambulato:cy care Center in UH 2005. laura stone, director of the T' ai Chi. Cll 'uan Association of Irrliana, will give the de.roc>nstration, which will be followed by infonnation about the class that will start Jan. 19 arrl run for eight weeks from 7-8 p.m. on 'l\lesdays. '!he cx:>St of the class will deperrl upon how

many

people sign up. For m:>re, call Sherril Adkins at 4-1037.

roS'I'ER

CONI'EST-All faculty, staff arrl students are invited to atterd the

Annual

Scientific Poster Session hosted by the School of Medicine student Research

Ccmnittee Jan. 14 from 5-7:30 p.m. in the glass display hallway of the Conference Center. '!he contest is open to all secorrl-year students who did active research this past sunmer.

FOND

FAREWELLS~lenn

W. I:rwin awanl winner Robert

J.

Hartpence will be honored at a farewell reception Jan. 15 from 2-4 p.m. in the University Place ballroam. He is retiring from his jab as the assistant director of building services, a post

he has

held since 1983. '!hose interested in atterrling should RSVP by Jan. 12 ('l\lesday) by calling 4-2668 ••• Adeline Wilson is retiring from the Department of Medical arrl Molecular Genetics after 14 years of service, arrl will be honored at a reception Jan. 26 from 3-6 p.m. in MF 405. Eve:cyone is welccme.

HONORS/AWAROO- 'lhree national writing c:arrpetitions recently

earned

L.E. McCullough of the School of Music a trio of secorrl-place awanls. He received the recognition from the Arizona Authors Association Literacy Contest, the Pine Grove

Press

Short Stacy Cc:mpetition arrl the Canadian Maplecon Science Fiction Writing Contest.

EIECI'IONS/AProINIMENI'S~ulie

'!baden, head coach of the Irrly Syndlro synchronized swinnning team, recently was selected as an apprentice coaching education carrlidate for u.s. Synchronized swimming, Inc. 'lhaden also was appointed to the editorial board of that organization's

new

national magazine

Synchro •••

Bianca 01ambers of the School of Nursing

has been

appointed president-elect of the Association of canmunity Health

Nurse

Educators ••• Richard steinberq of the econanics department

has

been elected ex>-president of the Association for Research on Non-Prof it organizations arrl Volunteer Action.

PRCM'.JI'IONS--'Ihe Sdlool of Science recently

named

three people to associate dean positions. '!hose chosen included Kathryn Wilson of biology arrl Clifford Dykstra arrl Gordon Fricke of chemist:cy. Wilson will deal with faculty developtent arrl

operations, Dykstra will help harrlle graduate studies arrl special projects, arrl Fricke will work with external affairs for the school.

PRESENI'ATIONS--'Ihe first-ever Iatin American Congress of Medicine arrl Science AJ;:plied to Sports in late November arrl early December featured Stanley SUrrle:rwirth of the chemist:cy faculty at the Coltnnbus campus. His presentation dealt with U.S.

efforts

toward ch:ug

abuse prevention.

MEDICAL

MNl'DR>

DEPRESSION S'IUDY-People who have recovered from a major depressive illness are needed for a study bY the Institute of Psychiatric Research. '!he study will last up to eight weeks with

two

overnight studies. Volunteers will be paid. For m:>re about qualifications to participate or for m:>re infonnation, call 4-1037 arrl ask for

depression study 277.

N ^oted theologian

Robert

Franklin will

be the keynote

speaker for

the

fourth

annual

Josei;:h Taylor Synposium Feb. 8 at

the

Conference Center. '!he event will fcx::us on the theme

"Li.beratin;J Visions: '!he Public Mission of Black Olurches."

Franklin, director of the Program for Black Olurch studies in the can:iler School of 'lheology at Eroc>ry University in Atlanta, will

be

joined in key roles in the one-day event

by

David Wills of Amherst College an:i editor of the African-American IX>cl.Inentary Religious History Project. '!he event

honors

Taylor, the first

dean

of

the

School of Liberal

Arts

an:i a lorg-ti.ne c:x:mtributor to the In:tianapolis ccmnunity. '!he synq:x:isium will begin at 9:30 a.m.

an:i

nm through

4 p.m. , an:i is presented

by the

School of Liberal

Arts

an:i the roLIS

Research

Center. Reservations are required an:i

can

be

made

by

callin;J 4-2458. Taylar

G rants frcm the Irrlianapolis Fourrlation have

been

awarded to the

IURT.I

University Libraries, alorg with libraries for the School of Dentistry, the School of Iaw-Irrlianapolis an:i the School of Medicine. '!he libraries are joint recipients of a pair of Fourrlation

grants

totalirg

irore

than $226,000. one grant, for $194,500, will

be

devoted to exx>perative collection builc:lin;J an:i will help the libraries offset the risirg cost of books. '!he other grant, 'iNOrth $32,400, is for carcp.lter 'iNOrkstations

an:l software

which will allOVI printed

inf o:nnation to

be

distributed to other libraries usirg existin;J pione lines. Articles can

be

scanned into a canpit.er, then sent to other libraries like faxes, only with higher print quality.

MAI.CDIM X FEA'IURED IN llX>RMARRS IRllWI

B ookMarks will plunge headlorg into the new year Jan. 13 with a presentation of ''Menories of Malcolm X," a disaIS.Sion m:xierated

by He:nnan

Blake, vice chancellor for urrlergraduate education.

'!he event will begin at 4 p.m. in IE 104

an:l

will feature a shOVlirg of film of Blake with Malcolm

X

in 1963. '!he autabiogra?iy of the civil rights leader is am:>rg the 1993 BookMarks selections for the

canplS

reac:Iin;J

program. '!he event is

co-sponsored by

BookMarks, the Sociology Club, the School of Liberal

Arts an:i

the Dean's student Advisory Board.

FINAILY ••• Noel ()Jerden 'Walld

like to remird eve:r.ycne about the

ranplS

calemar,

that

useful

tool far both peq>le with events to plblicize am

those

lilltlo like to participate in new am dlalleD_J.inJ events. Usin;J the calemar is voluntary am an

exrell.ent way

to

mach

peq>le m

ranplS -

but

:yai need

to let Noel know about up:nnirg events! If

:yai

have infm:matim about plblic ar special events far h.iln to use, sern ^{i t} to calemar Central in

the Intenlal.

<hrmmicatiais office, UN 115 ar fax i t to h.iln at 4-3322. Far

DDre,

call h.iln at 4-2323.

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Monday January 11

SAFETY TRAINING: for all non-hospital employees, bloodborne pathogens, 8:30-9: 15am; general safety, 9:30-llam; chemical hygiene, I lam-Noon, UN Roof Lounge, information 274-2005

NEW EMPLOYEE ORIENT A TION: for full-time non-hospital employees, l-4pm, UN Roof Lounge, information 274-4596

METROS MENS BASKETBALL: at Indiana Wesleyan U, informa- tion 274-0622

Tuesday January 12

METROS WOMENS BASKETBALL: vs College of Mt. St. Joseph, 7pm, PE Gym, information 274-0622

Wednesday January 13

ANESTHESIA/MEDICINE GRAND ROUNDS: "Endocrinology in the ICU," Bart Chamow, Johns Hopkins U, 8am, Wishard Myers Auditorium, information 274-8438

STAFF COUNCIL: 3-5pm, UN Roof Lounge, information 274-2215 BOOKMARKS PROGRAM: "Memories of Malcolm X," showing 1963 video, Vice Chancellor Herman Blake, 4pm, LE 104, information 274-4371

PHYSIOLOGY SEMINAR: "Depression ofEDRF Responses During Diabetes and Hyperglycemia," Glenn Bohlen, Physiology/Biophysics Dept, 4pm, MS 326, information 274-7772

CHEMISTRY SEMINAR: "NMR and IR Studies of Proteins," Eric Oldfield, U of Illinois--Champaign-Urbana, 4: 15pm, KB 231, informa- tion 274-6872

Thursday January 14

PSYCHIATRY SEMINAR: "Age-Dependent Alterations in Striatal Dopaminergic Systems," Jay R. Simon, Psychiatry Dept, Noon, PR Conference Room, information 274-7325

ROTC CHANGE OF COMMAND: ceremony and promotions, 2:30pm, LE, information 274-2691

FACULTY COUNCIL: LS 116, 3:30-5:30pm, information 274-2215 PHYSICS SEMINAR: "Detecting Light with Light," Gautam Yemuri, Physics Dept, 4pm, LD 3006, information 274-6900

METROS WOMENS BASKETBALL: at Indiana U Southeast, information 274-0622

METROS MENS BASKETBALL: at Transylvania U, information 274-0622

Friday January 15

PSYCHIATRY GRAND ROUNDS: Topic TBA, speaker TBA, 1lam, Carter Hospital Auditorium, information 274-7325

INTERNATIONAL COFFEE HOUR: 4-6pm, International House (Warthin), information 274-5024

Saturday January 16

METROS WOMENS BASKETBALL: at Taylor U, information 274- 0622

METROS MENS BASKETBALL: vs Taylor U, 3pm, PR Gym, informaton 274-0622

NAT A TORIUM EVENT: Mid-States Quad Swim Meet, also Jan 17

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Monday January 18

MARTIN LUTHER KING

Jr.

COMMEMORATION: banquet, keynote, Bill Duke, film director, 7-lOpm, Westin Hotel, information 274-2279

EMPLOYEE BENEFIT SESSION: for all full-time employees, l-2pm, UN Roof Lounge, information 27 4-4 596

CAREER/EMPLOYMENT WORKSHOP: for all faculty, staff, students, alumni, Interviewing Techniques, 3-4pm, BS 2010, information 274-2554

HISTORY OF MEDICINE SEMINAR: "History of Strabismus Surgery," Eugene M. Helveston, Opthalmology Dept, 4pm, EM Audito- rium, information 274-8577

Tuesday January 19

CAREER/EMPLOYMENT WORKSHOP: for all faculty, staff, students, alumni, Resume Writing, 6-7pm, BS 2010, information 274- 2554

METROS WOMENS BASKETBALL: at U of Indianapolis, 5:30 and 7pm, information 274-0622

Wednesday January 20

DENTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION: Successful Computerized Marketing and Management of the Dental Practice, Donald R. Schmitt, Prosthodontics Dept, Barry Freydberg, Deerfield IL, 9am-4:30pm, NIFS, information 274-7782

MEDICINE SEMINAR: "Testing the Waters, Management of Pleural Effusions," Yeena B. Antony, Pulmonary Division, 8:15am, Wishard Myers Auditorium, information 274-8438

PHYSIOLOGY SEMINAR: Topic TBA, Keith March, Dept of Medicine, Krannert Institute, 4pm, MS 326, information 274-7772 CHEMISTRY SEMINAR: "The Neighboring Tin Effect: The Synthesis and Electrochemical Analysis of a-Stannyl Thioethers," Amanda Radspinner, IUPUI, 4:15pm, KB 231, information 274-6872

METROS MENS BASKETBALL: vs Indiana U Southeast, 7:30pm, PE Gym, information 274-0622

Thursday January 21

PSYCHIATRY SEMINAR: "Receptors and Alcohol Preference,"

William J. McBride Jr, Psychiatry Dept, Noon, PR Conference Room, information 274-7325

PHYSICS SEMINAR: "Atomic Force Microscopy: Exotic Invention or Practical Tool," Don Chernoff, Advanced Surface Microscopy Inc., Indianapolis, 4pm, LD 3006, information 274-6900

BOOKMARKS PROGRAM: "The Space in Candide: Voltaire's Vision," Didier Bertrand, French Dept, 4pm, CA 438, information 274- 4371

METROS WOMENS BASKETBALL: vs Shawnee State U, 7pm, PE Gym, information 274-0622

Friday January 22

HERRON GALLERY: Faculty show, works by Herron faculty members, M-F 10am-5pm, through Feb 19, information 920-2420 DENTAL CONTINUING EDUCATION: Radiology for Dental Personnel: Pre-exam Preparation, Thomas Razmus and Gail Williamson, Dental Diasnostic Sciences, 9am-4:30pm, also Jan. 22, DS, information 274-7782

IUPUI Internal Communications I UN Foyer I Fax 274-3322

PSYCHIATRY GRAND ROUNDS: Central State Hospital case presentation, presenter TBA, llam, Carter Hospital Auditorium, information 274-7325

BIOPHYSICS SEMINAR: "Molecular Interactions Between Receptors, G-Protiens, and Effectors," Heidi Hamm, U of Illinois, Chicago, 4pm, MS 326, information 274-7772 INTERNATIONAL COFFEE HOUR: 4- 6pm, International House (Warthin), informa- tion 274-5024

Saturday January 23 METROS MENS BASKETBALL: vs Indiana Institute of Technology, 3pm, PE Gym, information 274-0622

NATATORIUM EVENT: Olympic Confer- ence Boys Swimming and Diving Champion- ships

Sunday January 24 NATA TORIUM EVENT: 2nd annual GIMSA Fitness Series

Monday January 25 SAFETY TRAINING: for all non-hospital employees, bloodborne pathogens, 8:30- 9:15am; general safety, 9:30-llam; chemical hygiene, l lam-Noon, UN Roof Lounge, information 274-2005

NEW EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION: for full-time non-hospital employees, l-4pm, UN Roof Lounge, information 274-4596

NATATORIUM EVENT: BrebeufDual Meet

Tuesday January 26 CAREER/EMPLOYMENT WORK- SHOPS: for all faculty, staff, students, alumni, Job Search Strategies, 10-llam, BS 20110, also, Interviewing Technques, 2-3pm, BS 2010, information 274-2554

METROS WOMENS BASKETBALL: vs Northern Kentucky U, 7pm, PE Gym, informaton 274-0622

Wednesday January 27 COMBINED GRAND ROUNDS: Fetzer Institute, "Psychoneuroimmunology: Hocus Pocus or Treatment?", Dean Ornish, Karen Olness, Case-Western Reserve U, 8-1 lam, Conference Center ballroom, co-sponsors Medicine, Pediatrics, Family Practice, Psychia- try, Ob/Gyn Depts, information 274-2014 CHILD ABUSE FORUM: program TBA, 2- 3pm, Wishard Tudor Auditorium, information 630-6307

PHYSIOLOGY SEMINAR: "Proximal Tuble Sodium/Calcium Exchanger Gene Expression in Toxicity," Jesus Dominguez, Dept of Medicine/Nephrology, 4pm, MS 326, information 274-7772

CHEMISTRY SEMINAR: Topic TBA, James Reilly, IU Bloomington, 4: 15pm, KB 231, information 274-6872

Thursday January 28

FACULTY FORUM: discussion of new library, for all faculty, l-3pm, LE 101, information 274- 3855

PHYSICS SEMINAR: "Quantum Interference with Two Photons," Z.Y. Jeff Ou, Physics Dept, 4pm, LD 3006, information 274-6900

METROS WOMENS BASKETBALL: at St.

Francis College, information 274-0622 Friday January 29 EDUCATION PARTNERSHIP DISCUS- SION: for statewide universities reps, discussing Partnership for Statewide Education, 9am-Noon, LE 101 and CA, information 274-4477

PSYCHIATRY GRAND ROUNDS: "Alterna- tive Approaches to Alcohol Problems: Beyond AA and Inpatient Treatment," Thomas Johnson, Chief Psychiatry Intern, 1 lam, Carter Hospital Auditorium, information 274-7325

INTERNATIONAL COFFEE HOUR: 4-6pm, International House (Warlhin), information 274- 5024

NATATORIUM EVENT: Circle City Classic swimming meet, through Jan 31

Saturday January 30 METROS MENS BASKETBALL: at St.

Francis College, information 274-0622 METROS WOMENS BASKETBALL: at McKendree College, information 274-0622

Sunday January 31

IU BOARD OF TRUSTEES: (Winter seminar), Conference Center, through Feb 2, information (812) 855-9260

FEBRUARY 1993 Monday February 1

HERRON GALLERY: Faculty Show, works by Herron Faculty members, M-Th 10am-7pm, F 10am-5pm, through Feb 19, information 920- 2420

EMPLOYEE BENEFIT SESSION: for all full- time employees, l-2pm, UN Roof Lounge, information 274-4596

HERRON EXHIBITION: honoring Herron 90th anniversary, painting and sculpture of Herron faclty from 1902 through 1940s, TWFSa, 10am- 5pm, Thur 10am-8:30pm, Su Noon-5pm, through Feb 28, Indianapolis Museum of Art, 1200 W.

38th St., information 923-1331 Tuesday February 2

METROS WOMENS BASKETBALL: vs St.

Joseph's College, 7pm, PE Gym, informaton 274- 2725

METROS MENS BASKETBALL: at Grace College, information 274-0622

Wednesday February 3 SCIENCE STUDENT RECEPTION: "A"

students, 4-5:30pm, SL concourse, informa- tion 274-0626

Thursday February 4

CAREER/EMPLOYMENT WORKSHOP:

for all faculty, staff, students, alumni, Resume Writing, l lam-Noon, BS 2010, information 274-2554

FACULTY COUNCIL: LS 116, 3:30- 5:30pm, information 274-2215

PHYSICS SEMINAR: "Recent Results from Ground Base Gamma Ray Astronomy,"

Thomas R. Palfrey, Purdue U, 4pm, LD 3006, information 274-6900

METROS WOMENS BASKETBALL: vs Huntington College, 7pm, PE Gym, informa- tion 274-0622

Friday February 5 FA CUL TY DEVELOPMENT WORK- SHOP: " Cross Cultural Teaching," Ulla Connor, Mary Boyd, Robert Springer, ESL program, l-3:30pm, UN Roof Lounge, information 274-8880

INTERNATIONAL COFFEE HOUR: 4- 6pm, International House (Warthin), informa- tion 274-5024

NATATORIUM EVENT: Big 10 Quad Meet, through Feb 7

Saturday February 6 COUNSELING WORKSHOP: "Stress Management," for students and staff, 9am- Noon, registration 274-2548

METROS WOMENS BASKETBALL: at Quincy College, information 274-0622

Monday February 8 SAFETY TRAINING: for all non-hospital employees, bloodborne pathogens, 8:30- 9: l 5am; general safety, 9:30-1 lam; chemical hygiene, llam-Noon, UN Roof Lounge, information 274-2005

NEW EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION: for full-time non-hospital employees, 1-4pm, UN Roof Lounge, information 274-4596

JOSEPH TAYLOR SYMPOSIUM:

"Liberating Visions: The Public Mission of Black Churches," Presenter, David Wills, Amherst College, and respondents, 9:30- 11 :30am, Conference Center, Keynote, Robert Franklin, Emory U, l-2pm, Hotel Ballroom, Roundtables, 2:30-4pm, Conference Center, information 274-2458