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february 16, 1986

MUSIC AND TWO FORUMS MARK SPECIAL MONTH

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ocial Work, the Black Student Union and some gospel music enthusiasts and IUB have made special plans in honor of Black History Month, celebrated in February. A gospel music concert, "Black Presence is Evident in Gospel Music," is Feb. 22. It begins at 7 p.m. with a grand processional of several local and regional community and church choirs. The free public concert is in Lecture Hall, Room 100, and will feature the music of Stephen Coleman's Community Concert Choir and the Joy Chorale Choir of the Light of the World Christian Church, directed by Charles Clency. Also expected are the Evansville chapter of the Gospel Music Workshop of America and other groups.

A forum on the disintegrating black family is set for Feb. 24, 6 p.m., in the Roof Lounge of the Union Building. Sponsored by the Black Student Union, the forum will feature a panel that includes Dr. Woodrow Myers, commissioner, Indiana State Board of Health;

Richard Hope, Ph.D., chairman, Dept. of Sociology, and Monroe H. Little, Ph.D., history.

Also, Oliver C.S. Tzeng, Ph.D., Osgood Laboratory for Cross-Cultural Research, and Lavada Merriweather, M.S.W., Indianapolis Housing Authority. All are welcome.

Another forum, "Search for Excellence: Foundation for Social Work Practice in a Multicultural and Multiethnic Society" is planned in conjunction with Black History Month. The School of Social Work is sponsoring the forum set for Feb. 25 from 1-5 p.m.

in the school's commons. A reception follows. Keynote speaker will be Judy Rausch, director, Midwest Training Resource Center, Legal Services Organization, speaking on the subject, "Personal and Professional Reflections on Practice in a Multicultural

Environment." Earlene S. Moore, executive director, Community Centers of Indianapolis, Inc., will repond to the address. Gayle Cox, associate professor, School of Social Work, will respond to an addresss by Michael Priller, president, Community Services Group, Human Relations and Management Consultants. Representative William A. Crawford (D-Ind.), a ranking member of the House Committees on Aged and Aging, Governmental Affairs and Urban Affairs, will present closing remarks. All are welcome.

And, south of us, IUB is planning lectures, jazz music, special movies and theater. For a complete schedule of events, call Lillian Parker, chairman of the campus observance plannning committee, 812 335-4682.

In response to questions from faculty about buying academic apparel for use at Commencement'and other events, Alumni Relations on campus has arranged for an apparel rep to be on campus. Bill Young from Collegiate Cap and Gown Company will be in the Lilly Room of the Union Building on Feb. 24 from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. He can measure you, provide information on costs and order your apparel for arrival in

W,lijj,1~~- time for Commencement.

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NEWS 'H' ROTES FROM HERE ¹H¹ THERE

Life Givers--Bloodmobiles from the Central Indiana Regional Blood Center will be at the emergency entrances of Riley and University Hospitals on Feb. 21 and you are asked to stop by and give blood--8 a.m.-5 p.m. Ellen Carr from Riley's Child Life Services, would appreciate you calling her at Ext. 8723 to schedule an appointment for giving.

Students and Others--A Writing Center workshop, "Writing Toward an Audience,¹¹ is Feb. 19, 10-11 a.m., CA 427. Call Ext. 2049 for more.

Preview Re-Do--You can see the ¹¹before¹¹ in two of the houses in this year's Decorators' Show House, sponsored by the St. Margaret's Guild. The houses at 5019 and 5105 N.

Meridian will be open Feb. 22-23 and March 1-2 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Wishard Hospital will benefit from the $1 admission.

Physics--B.D. Nageswara Rao, Dept. of Physics, presents "Active-Site Structures of ATP-Ulilizing Enzymes" on Feb. 19, KB 125.

Fear of Heights?--People with a marked fear of heights are needed by the Dept. of Psychiatry for its study of biological and psychological factors in phobic anxiety.

Involves brief exposure to phobic situation; small renumeration. Call Dr. Denise Davis, Anxiety Project Director, Ext. 7422.

Biochemistry--William F. Bosron, Dept. of Biochemistry, will speak Feb. 17, 4 p.m., MS 321. Coffee/tea at 3:30 p.m.

Great Decisions ¹86--Virginia M. Liggett, longtime resident of Argentina and Puerto Rico presents "Focus on Argentina and Brazil" on Feb. 18, 7:30 p.m., Christian Theological Seminary.

Last Games--You can still see an IUPUI Metros basketball game. The Women play their last game at home with Franklin College on Feb. 22 at 4 p.m.; the Men play their last one with Marion, there, on Feb. 20 at 7:30 p.m. You all come.

Forum--Next in the Women's Studies Forum is Diane Barber, biology, presenting "Resolving Infertility" on Feb. 20, noon-1 p.m., CA 438. All welcome; bring lunch.

Need Glaucoma Patients--Glaucoma patients using Timoptic and one other glaucoma

medication are needed for a new drug being tested in a study directed by Dr. Louis B.

Cantor, assistant professor, Dept. of Ophthalomology and director of the Glaucoma Service at Wishard Hospital and I.U. The new medication, Metipranolol, gives hope that some patients may respond better to it than to other drugs. Accepted volunteers must be

available for visual examinations every two weeks at the Regenstrief Health Clinic during a two-mongh testing period. Patients will receive free eye exams, a free three-month's supply of their glaucoma medication and reimbursement for expenses incurred while

participating. Call 630-6795.

All Welcome--The next Rehabilitation Research Seminar, sponsored by the Dept. of

Psychology, features Marci Taylor, Ph.D., assistant professor, social work, presenting

"Participant Observation in a Psychiatric Residential Setting" on Feb. 21, noon-1 p.m., KB 054B. Bring lunch.

Lot News--Parking Services reminds us that Parking Lot #7 is closed for construction. It is suggested that we use Lot #1, north of Psychiatric Research; Lot #20, west of the Union Building, or Lot #59, south of the School of Dentistry.

Biology--Martin Bard, associate professor of biology, presents ¹¹A Mechanism for 60Hz Electric Field Bioeffects¹¹ on Feb. 27, noon-1 p.m., KB 357.

Half Off--Half-year memberships for the Union Building pool are now available by calling Ext. 7142. Pool hours are 10 a.m.-9 p.m., Mon.-Fri.; 2-9 p.m. on Sat. and 2-6 p.m. on . Sun.

IUB LISTS CAST FOR 'DON GIOVANNI'

The cast for "our" special performance of the opera, "Don Giovanni," has been announced by the IU Opera Theater, which is bringing us the opera as part of the "Music for

Indianapolis" series. The cast includes Victor Ledbetter of Georgia as the Don, Gregory Rahming of Florida as Leporello and Janet Williams of Detroit as Donna Anna. Also,

Previn Moore of Ohio as Don Ottavio, Jean Wilkinson of Arkansas as Donna Elvira, Bergthor Palsson of Iceland as Masetto, Yun-Yi Chen of Taiwan as Zerlina and David Langan of New Jersey as Commendatore. John Priddy will conduct the opera at Clowes Hall on Butler's campus on Jan. 18 at 8 p.m. Tickets are still available at Clowes and at all

Ticketmaster locations, including the natatorium. They range from $4 to $16, with discounts available for students, senior citizens and groups of more than 15.

EXILED SOUTH AFRICAN PASTOR TO SPEAK HERE

Rev. Maurice Ngakana, Lutheran pastor in exile from his country of South Africa, will lead a small group discussion on "The Struggle of Faith and Discipleship in South Africa"

on Feb. 17 from 5:45-6:45 p.m. in BR 160 and will give a free public lecture entitled

"Apartheid in South Africa: Situation and Responses" on Feb. 18 at noon, BS 3014. He was the general secretary for the South African Council of Church, Div. of Evangelism and Mission, and also served as a member of the All African Council of Churches and the World Council of Churches. Ngakana, who says if he were to go back to his country, "I would first have to make arrangements with a mortuary for my funeral," is sponsored by the Indianapolis Lutheran Campus Ministry. All are welcome.

LEARN ABOUT BURNOUT, DUE PROCESS AND LETTER FORMATS

The Office of Personnel is offering several workshops to all interested employees. The first, "Are You Burning Out?" is Feb. 18 from 1:30-3 p.m. in UV 200. Symptoms of burnout and ways to get back energy and enthusiasm will be discussed. Then on Feb. 20 from

9-11:30 a.m. in the Grissom/Lilly Room at the Union, the workshop "The Discipline Process at IUPUI" will explain and discuss termination, the grievance procedure and unemployment compensation. Finally, this month on Feb. 28 is "Formats for Letters and Memos" which will present various ways to handle written communication. To register or for more information, call Barbara Jones, Ext. 8931.

KORE NEWS 'N' NOTES

Lent--The Catholic Student Center invites all to special Lenten masses and events. In addition to Sunday Masses at 5:30 p.m., there are also Wednesday Masses at 5:30 p.m. and Listening on Wednesday from 9-10:30 p.m.--both through March 26. "A Resurrection for a Friday in February" is Feb. 28 from 6-10 p.m., and a Mass at 5:30 p.m. and a Seder supper celebration at 6:30 p.m. is set for Holy Thursday, March 27. Good Friday, March 28, offers a prayer service at 12:10 p.m. and the movie "Ghandi" at 8 p.m. Easter

celebrations include a Vigil and Mass at 11 p.m. at the Carmelite Monastery.

Seminars--In Biochemistry, William F. Bosron, associate professor of biochemistry, speaks on Feb. 17, 4 p.m., MS 321. In Physiology and Biophysics, Lynn R. Willis, professor, pharmacology and toxicology, speaks on Feb. 19, 4 p.m., MS 205. Chemistry presents Prof.

Kerry Thomas, U. of Notre Dame, speaking on Feb. 19, 4:30 p.m., KB 231. Chemistry also reminds you that Dr. Ulf Edlund, visiting professor from Umea University in Sweden, will be giving special seminars on several Fridays this month. For more, call 923-1321, Ext.

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Crisis Volunteers--People interested in volunteering for the Crisis and Suicide

Intervention telephone line can be screened Feb. 25 or Feb. 27, with classes beginning March 1. Call Mary Hoffmann, 269-1569.

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'MAGIGIAH'S NEPHEW' OPENS ON CAMPUS FEB. 21

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Lewis' classic tale, "The Magician's Nephew," will be presented by the IUPUI University Theatre beginning Friday, Feb. 21 at 8 p.m.

in the Mary Cable Building on campus. Adapted for stage by Aurand Harris, dean of American children's playwrights, "The Magician's Nephew" premiered at the U. of Texas in 1984 to rave reviews. This play, recommended for children of all ages over seven years old, is a tale about Digory, who in his search for a healing apple to help his dying mother, takes his friend Polly through magical worlds, until they awaken the evil Queen Jadis. They unintentionally bring her into the world of Narnia, a magical land where trees grow

before your eyes, that has been sung into existence by the good lion Aslan. All will delight in the land of talking animals and miraculous happenings as good battles evil. · Other productions of the play are on Feb. 22, 28 and March 1. Curtain is at 8 p.m. on Fridays, 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. on Saturdays. Tickets are $2.50 for adults, $1.50 for children. For a small fee there will be day care provided for children under seven. For reservations, call Ext. 2094.

Learning Resources reminds faculty of the special program planned for them,

"Teaching: Looking to the Future," this year's annual Learning Resources Committee Symposium. Special speakers and panels are scheduled at different locations on campus the day of the symposium, Feb. 21 from 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. The winner of this year's Edward C. Moore Award for outstanding teaching will give an address. For a schedule, call Pat at Ext. 7442.

RILEY SETS CLASSES FOR PARENTS

The Riley Child Psychiatry Clinic is offering classes in Systemic Training for Effective Parenting (STEP). Classes will be from 6-8 p.m. on eight consecutive Mondays beginning March 3. Cost is $5 each session. For information and registration, call Emma Lewis, Ext. 8162. Deadline to register is Feb. 27.

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ouring the Christmas break, Dr. Robert Shellhamer who was assistant dean for student affairs and professor of anatomy in the School of Medicine,

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lost his life in a car accident. His family wishes to thank all their friends and associates from the medical center who so generously gave them much needed support during their time of crisis.

REWARD OFFERED Modern Vending, Inc. which provides food services on campus is

offering a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of a person or persons who burlarized the coin changing machine in the first floor canteen at Riley Hospital sometime on Jan. 26-27. Information will be kept confidential. If you have any information, please call Det. Max Reynolds, IUPUI Police, Ext. 7971.

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university calendar •

FEBRUARY

15 LAW SCHOOL ADMISSION TEST (LSAT), Law Bldg, for information 264-2459

LISTENERS THEATRE: Literary Smorgasbord, 8pm, SI 108, for information Michael Scott 264-8965 MEN'S BASKETBALL: at Marian, 3pm, for information 264-2725

MICM CHRISTIAN FACULTY CONFERENCE, Union Bldg Rooftop Lounge, 9am-Noon, for information 264-2585 NATATORIUM EVENT: Boy Scout Swimaree, Natatorium, for information 264-3517

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: vs. Oakland City College, 2pm, for information 264-2725

17 BIOCHEMISTRY SEMINAR: Human Liver Alcohol Dehydrogenase: Isoenz,yme Structure and Fucntion, Med Science 321, 4pm, for information 264-7151

18 JOB READINESS SEMINARS: Job Search Strategies, BS 2010, 12pm, for information 264-2554

fll.JSIC FOR INDIANAPOLIS: Don Giovanni, Clowes Hall, 8pm, for information IU Foundation 264-3711 MEN'S BASKETBALL: vs. Huntington, Here, 7:30pm, for information 264-2725

WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY

19 MICH FACULTY FORUM, Ball Residence Rm 160, 3pm, for information 264-2585

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CENTRAL INDIANA COLLEGE CAREER CONSORTIUM: Fourth Annual Interview Day, Convention Center/Hoosier Dome, 9am-5pm, for information Diane Matheny 788-3296

tEN'S BASKETBALL: at Marion, 7:30pm, for information 264-2725

INSTITUTE FOR HUMANITIES RESEARCH: HU11anities Seminar For Executives: Human Perspectives, thru 2/21, BS-SPEA Bldg, 2-lOpm, 2/21 9am-12pm, for information 264-2447

JOB READINESS SEMINARS: Successful Job Interviewing, BS 2010, 2pm, for information 264-2554 REHABILITATION RESEARCH SEMINARS, KB54, Noon, Speakers & Topics TBA, for information Gary Bond

923-1321 x360

FORUM ON C.Nl>US INTERRELATIONS (FOCI), AO Bldg, 103, lOam, for information 264-3963

UNIVERSITY THEATRE: The Magician's Nephew, Feb. 21-22, 28, and 3/1, Cable Bldg Theatre, 21-8pm, 22-10:30am & 2:30pm, 28-8pm, 3/l-10:30am & 2:30pm for information 264-2094

NON-ACADEMIC COUNSELING CENTER: STRESS/TIME MANAGEtENT WORKSHOP, l-5pm, for information 264-2548 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: vs. Franklin College, 4pm, for information 264-2725

BIOCHEMISTRY SEMINAR, Med Science 321, 4pm, for information 264-7151

IU FOUNDATION: Indianapolis Development Council, lOam, for information Lori Behrmann, 264-3711 JOB READINESS SEMINARS: Job Search Strategies, BS 2010, 2pm, for information 264-2554

RESIDENCE LIFE: BLACK HISTORY MONTH DANCE, Union Bldg, for information 264-7457 MICM FACULTY FORUM, Place & Time TBA, for information 264-2585

JOB READINESS SEMINARS: Successful Job Interviewing, BS 2010, lOam, for information 264-2554 JOB READINESS SEMINARS: Designing An Effective Resume, BS 2010, 3pm, for information 264-2554 NURSING CONTINUING EDUCATION: Oncology Certification Review, for information Charlotte Carlley

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FINANCIAL AID PRIORITY DATE, for information 264-4166

foEN'S TENNIS: at Wabash (Wabash & St. Joseph's), lOam & 12:30pm, for information 264-2725 NATATORIUM EVENT: IHSSA Boys' SwiRIDing and Diving Championships, for information 846-6601 UNIVERSITY THEATRE: The Magician's Nephew, Cable Bldg Theatre, 10:30am & 2:30pm for information

264-2094

university calendar, Administration Building, Room 136. Phone: 264-2101