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BREAST CANCER. IS BEING DISCOVERED IH MORE AND MORE WOMER. One in every 10 women are affected, a 17 percent increase in the last 10 years. The increase may reflect early discovery; still, not enough women are having screening mammography. To help educate people about

this problem, St. Margaret's Diagnostic Breast Center at Wishard Hospital joins the American Cancer Society in Breast Health Awareness Week," April 4-7. You are urged to make an appointment now for a

screening mammogram, which can detect breast cancer before you can feel it and provides a baseline for comparing and diagnosing changes in your breasts in the future. At St. Margaret's the screening mammogram is

$50, about half the cost of other facilities. This is a routine breast exam for women without problems. If problems are suspected, the Center also has breast ultrasound and "diagnostic mammography," which are not included in the $50, but are often covered by insurance. In addition to the mammogram, women should have their breasts examined by a

physician every three years if they are from 20-40 years old, and

yearly after that. Self-breast exam should be done every month and the Center can show you how. You do not need a physician's referral for the screening mammogram. (You will be asked for a physician's name to whom results can be sent.) Appointments are available 8 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Call 630-MAMO (630-6266).

SEX, AGING, BURNOUT AMONG SERIES TOPICS Men and women on campus are invited to free talks at noon

in the Women's Health Awareness Series in April and May.

series with "Teens and Sex, How to Handle It" on Apr. 11.

calling Cathy VanMeter, 4-1621. Other talks include:

in University Hospital, C261, Dr. Diane Breshear begins the

You are asked to register by

April 21--"Exercise and Pregnancy" with Mary Jo Brock, RN, MSN April 27--"The 'Best' Fast Foods" with Kathy Ousley, RD

May 3-- "Codependence and Burnout" with Leslie Olek, RN, MSN

May 9-- "The Climateric-The Transitional Years" with Dr. Robert Rogers May 23-- "How to Cope with Aging Parents" with Dr. Diane Breshear

DUBLIN ¹ S CORER. CRUISE 0¹ BRIER TO SPKAIC. HERE OR "ARAB-ISRAELI RELATIONS TODAY"

on Apr. 7 at noon in Bus/SPEA Building, Room 4095. O'Brien is an internationally known historian, author and diplomat and an authority on religion and nationalism.

He is pro-chancellor of Dublin University and has written "The Siege: The Saga of Israel and Zionism" and "God Land: Reflections on Religion and Nationalism." He has been at IU Bloomington for three weeks as the 1988 Simona and Hart Hasten Visiting Fellow in Jewish Studies. His lecture at IUPUI is sponsored by the Office of International Programs. All are welcome. For more, call 4-2081.

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SPOUSES WELCOME TO HELP PLAN THE FUTURE

If good fortune holds, you will get to retire--someday. Whether it is near or far,

Personnel invites you and your spouse to make it a good one by learning all you can in the one-day financial planning event, "Designing your Financial Future." I t is at the School of Nursing on Apr. 22, beginning at 8:30 a.m. Personnel is providing presentations on retirement plans, taxes, the best place to live and more. There is no charge and no registration and you can attend any or all sessions. The schedule is:

PERF Retirement--Room 112, 8:30-10 a.m. and 1-2:30 p.m.

TIAA-CREF Retirement--Room 212, 10:30 a.m.-noon; Room 212, 1-2:30 p.m.

Social Security--Room 242, 12:15-1:45 p.m. and 2:45-4:15 p.m.

Blue Cross Health Ins.--Room 217, 10:30-11:30 a.m. and 1-2 p.m.

Maxicare Health Inc.--Room 218, 10:30-11:30 a.m. and 1-2 p.m.

New Tax Law--Room 210, 8:30-9:30 a.m. and 10:30-11:30 a.m.

Choosing a Financial Planner--Room 226, 9:30-10:30 a.m.

Should You Sell the House and Go Condo?--Room 226, noon-1 p.m.

Choosing a Retirement Community--Room 210, 2:30-3:30 p.m.

In addition, several personal counseling sessions are scheduled from 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Tax Deferred Annuity Programs is in Rooms 227 and 229. Estate Planning is in room 221. Your Benefits is in Room 228.

A wide range of literature about financial planning and leisure time will be available.

Call 4-8931 for more.

REVS IN I NOTES FROM HERE IN I THERE

Something to Celebrate--You can celebrate Spring, Passover, Easter, Buddha Day in Hawaii, Boss Tweed Day or Peter's Hollow Easter Egg Fight in Elizabethton, Tenn., where the hen that lays the hardest egg wins.

Editor's Note--A flurry of campus-wide activities makes it necessary this week to put several departmental seminars and meetings in the Campus Calendar only.

Future of Women--A conference "Women in the Year 2000: Utopian and Dystopian Visions" is Apr. 7-9. Call 4-4784.

Tickets $3--The Varsity Men's Glee Club of Purdue U. will perform a sacred concert on Apr. 10, 7 p.m., Broadway United Methodist Church. Call 924-4207.

Handling Chemicals--Instructors from the Inc., will teach an OSHA-related course, 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m., Bus/SPEA Building.

4-4501.

Indianapolis Center for Advanced Research (ICFAR),

"Chemical Hazards in the Workplace" on Apr. 16, For fees and more, call Continuing Studies,

Nice Going--Several of the more than 100 people who attended the recent teleconference,

"Racism on Campus," liked what they saw. Lillian Charleston, acting director of

Affirmative Action at IUPUI, scheduled the conference and is working on video copies for use at other times. The Conference Center did a great job with the satellite program, and the presenters brought up many "new" racism problems such as denial and refusal, and then gave ideas for solutions.

One Flight Down--The School of Medicine's Office of Fiscal Affairs is moving its offices 1n Fesler Hall from Room 318 to Room 207. The phone number is still 4-8282.

They Like Us--More than 60,000 people last year thought enough of IU to give us gifts.

They join other individuals who have given the University nearly $100 million in the past three years. Corporate gifts make up millions more. Don't forget. The donation you give to IU is partially deductible from your state taxes.

CELEBRATE SPRIBG WITH CAMPUS DANCE

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Nrune l all of us for a spring celebration dance on April 28, 8 p.m. to

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: m1dn1ght. Faculty, staff and students and their guests are l invited to listen and dance to the music of Al Cobine and his

15-piece band playing big band favorites and current hits.

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Total Amount the dance, apologizes for leaving out the word "staff" in its

$ brochure and hopes no one is offended.) Mail to LY 006A

ELIZABETH GROSSMAN, whose three decades on campus include 15 years as dean of the

School of Nursing, is retiring. Faculty, staff and students are invited to an open house to honor her on Apr. 11, 11 a.m.-2 p.m., NU 127.

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Learn to Drive--Anyone interested in learning to drive during Summer Session II is invited to call Joanna Osgatharp, 4-2824, for an application. The class is part of the Traffic Safety Education for Teachers course offered in the School of Physical Education and will be taught by students. The fee is nominal.

Space in Child Care--The IUPUI Child Care Center in the Mary Cable Building has a few openings for next fall. Director Beth Jeglum offers a state-accredited program to

challenge young learners. Children attend all day. Learn more at an open house, May 5, 6-8 p.m., or call 4-3808.

Finding Money--IU at South Bend is offering grant writing workshops on two Saturdays, Apr. 16 and 23, 9 a.m.-noon. For fees and more, call 219-237-4261.

Applause, Applause--Winners of the 1988 Slim-A-Than will be honored in a ceremony on Apr. 7, Univeristy Hospital patio, 2 p.m. Everyone welcome.

Five Plus One--Next in the Ensemble Music Society's season is Gilbert Kalish, piano, and the New York Woodwind Quintet playing at the Children's Museum, Apr. 6. Call 255-3469.

All for $10--A meal of persimmon salad or peanut soup, bacon-wrapped chicken with

asparagus, sweet potato casserole, stewed okra, cheese cornbread and orange/raisin cake is offered in the lunch, "Tidewater," served Apr. 4 in the Lockerbie Fare Restaurant. For reservations, call Lois Altman in Restaurant, Hotel and Institutional Management, 4-7649.

Southern Culture--Before the term ends, you will enjoy a drive to scenic Bloomington to catch opera, art and music. Many concerts are free, including Dominic Spera's jazz ensemble's presentation on Apr. 4 at 8 p.m. There's lots more. Call 335-MUSE.

Grant Packets Ready--Application packets for Fulbright Scholar Faculty Grants for lecturing and research abroad will be available after Apr. 10 by calling Ann Kratz, Research and Sponsored Programs, 4-8285.

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LIBRARY TO EXPAND THIS SUMMER

It is hardly a secret that the IUPUI library needs more space for books and studying. So, this summer, the eastern half of the library¹s lower level will be renovated to accommodate map cases and microforms, now housed on the second floor. This temporary step, needed to alleviate the overwhelming space crunch in the library until a new building can be built, will result in closing the library cafeteria May 6. Renovation work will begin shortly

thereafter. The western half of the seating area will remain in place and will include expanded vending machine services.

SCOTT SHOWERS APRIL FAVORS ON MC DORALD HOUSE

All .during April when you buy specially marked packages of Scott paper products, part of

the money you spend will be donated to help build the new wing on our Ronald McDonald Bouse. If you will cut out the black bar area, the universal pricing code, and send it to Scott before June 30, one more nickel will be donated. Local grocers and the Scott Paper Company are joining forces with consumers for the third consecutive year to help raise more than $1 million for Ronald McDonald Houses and children¹s charities. Diana Haugh, chairman of the fund raising committee for the House, hopes you will buy products that will benefit the patients and families who use the facility on our campus.

GIFTED AND TALENTED CHILDREN IN GRADES 4-10 NEXT FALL CAN REGISTER FOR YOUNG SCHOLARS

IUPUI¹s Young Scholars Program begins its sixth summer of concentraed, two-week

educational endeavors designed to assist young people in exploring and developing new ideas in a hands-on, university setting. Topics include writing, chess, myths and mon$ters, computer skills, drawing, physics, Greek, law, TV production, Roman culture and physical fitness. Program director is Miriam

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Langsam; the courses are taught by faculty. Sessions are July 11-22 or July 25-Aug. 5. Space is limited and filled as applications are received. Enrollment ends July 20. For applications and more information, call 4-2660.

POSITIONS AVAILABLE

ASSISTANT/ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, pharmacology. Faculty, School of Medicine, full-time, to participate in pharmacology course for sophomore med students and advanced courses for graduate students. Desire active research program with emphasis in molecular biology;

other areas of expertise will be considered. Rank and salary negotiable depending on qualifications and experience. Begin Aug. 1. Send CV and three letters of recommendation to: Dr. P.G. Iatridis, Northwest Center for Medical Education, 3400 Broadway, Gary, IN 46408.

ASSISTANT/ASSOCIATE REFERENCE LIBRARIAN, science and engineering library. Will be responsible for providing reference services. Primary responsibilities will include reference desk, inter-library loan, online searching and bibliographic and end-user instruction. Reports to the head of public service, science and engineering library.

Requires master¹s or higher ALA-accredited degree, familiarity with searching BRS or DIALOG, ability to work well with people, excellent oral and written communication skills and meet requirements of a tenure-track position. Salary depends on qualifications;

minimum for assistant librarian, $20,470. Send letter of application and resume with four references to: Barbara B. Fischler, director; University Libraries, 815 W. Michigan St., Indianapolis 46202.

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APRIL 1988

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4 BIOCHEMISTRY SEMINAR: "Molecular Aspects of Muscle Development," Steven

Konieczny, Dept of Biology, Purdue U, 4pm, MS 326, for information 274-7151 NEW EMPLOYEE HEALTH INSURANCE INFORMATION: 2pm, Union Building Mezzanine NURSING CONTINUING EDUCATION: Advanced Neonatal Nursing, April 4-15,

9am, $250, NU 337, for information, 274-7779

5 MEN'S BASEBALL: Metros vs Ball State U, 1pm, for information 274-2725

WOMEN'S SOFTBALL: Metros at St. Xavier College, 3:30pm, for information 274-2725 BIOCHEMISTRY: "Structure and Regulation of Type 1 Phosphoprotein Phosphatase,"

Anna DePaoli-Roach, Dept of Biochemistry, Interdepartmental Molecular Biology Group, noon, RR 138, for information 274-2241

MEDICAL GENETICS SEMINAR: "The Neural Crest," Raj-Rajendra A. Patel, 4pm, Riley Research - Room 138

MICROBIOLOGY & IMMUNOLOGY: "Class II MHC Molecule as a Signal Transmitter to the B Cell," Gail A. Bishop, Dept Microbiology & Immunology, School of Medicine, 4pm, MS 205

6 PHYSICS SEMINAR: "Open Magnetic Orbits in Monovalent Metals", Albert W. Overhauser, Dept of Physics, Purdue U, 3:15pm, KB 125, 38th Street Campus, for information 274-6900

CHEMISTRY SEMINAR: "Pharmacology of Neuronal Na+/K+ Channels," Charles Schauf, 4:30pm, KB 231

PHYSIOLOGY & BIOPHYSICS SEMINAR: "Changes in Arteriolar Diameter and Tissue PO 2 during Muscle Contraction in Hypertensive Rats," Matthew A. Boegehold Dept ~f Physiology & Biophysics, 4pm, MS 205, for information 4-7772

7 MEN'S NCAA DIVISION I SWIMMING & DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS: April 7,8,9, for information, 274-3364

MEN'S BASEBALL: Metros at Marian College, 1pm, for information 274-2725

WOMEN'S SOFTBALL: Metros at Manchester College, 3pm, for information 274-2725 MICROBIOLOGY & IMMUNOLOGY: "Immunobiology of Gonococcal Infection in Human

Fallopian Tube Organ Cultures," Morris B. Cooper, Dept Microbiology

& Immunology, Southern Illinois School of Medicine, 4pm, MS 205

8 MINORITY STUDENT SERVICES: Leadership Conference, 7-9pm, Hoosier Room, for information, Robert Bedford, 274-4239

IU TRUSTEES MEETING: Friday-Saturday, Fort Wayne

NURSING CONTINUING EDUCATION: "Review Course for Oncology Nursing Certification," multiple faculty members, NU 337, for

information/registration call 274-7779

MEDICAL CONTINUING EDUCATION: "Diabetes Update," Vigo County Public Library, Terre Haute, for information, 274-8353

AGD HOOSIER CONCEPT 80'S: Presentation of the previous assignment in Endodontics, 8:30am, School of Dentistry, for information, 255-5579 WOMEN'S SOFTBALL: Metros at U of Southern Indiana, 3pm, for info 274-2725 9 AGD HOOSIER CONCEPT 80'S: Basic Sciences, L.I. Goldblatt & faculty

April 9-11, 8:30am, School of Dentistry, for information, 255-5579 MEN'S BASEBALL: Metros at Taylor U, lpm, for information 274-2725

WOMEN'S SOFTBALL: Metros vs VALPARAISO U, 1pm, for information 274-2725 10 MEN'S BASEBALL: Metros vs ROSE-HULMAN, 1pm, for information 274-2725

WOMEN'S SOFTBALL: Metros vs TRI-STATE U, 1pm, for information 274-2725

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APRIL 1988 (continued)

11 BIOCHEMISTRY SEMINAR: Edwin Krebs, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, U of Washington, 4pm, MS 326, for information 274-7151

BALL RESIDENCE HALL MEETING: 8:30pm, Ball Residence Main Lounge, for info 274-7457 FALL CONTINUING AND NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION: 9am-6pm, thru 4/15

MEDICAL CONTINUING EDUCATION: "Update Workshop in Echocardiography:

Coronary Artery Disease, Exercise Quantitation," April 11-13, Lincoln Hotel and University Conference Center, for information, 274-8353 NEW EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION: (Non-Hospital only), 2pm, Personnel

Conference Room, Union Building, 3rd floor, north wing

DENTISTRY: "Parathyroid Hormone Effects on Amino Acids Transport in Osteoblast Like Cells," John A. Yee, Dept of Cell Biology and Anatomy Texas Tech U, noon, DS 115, for information 4-8301

12 VISITING ARTISTS SERIES: Roy Sieber, Art Historian, Auditorium, Herron Museum Bldg., for information, 923-3651 Ext 25

NURSING CONTINUING EDUCATION: "Stress in the School Aged Child,"

8:30am, Signature Inn Castleton, $35, for registration, 274-7779

MEN'S BASEBALL: Metros at U of Indianapolis, 3pm, for information 274-2725 WOMEN'S SOFTBALL: Metros vs TAYLOR U, 4pm, for information 274-2725

DENTISTRY: ''Interaction of Muscle and Bone During Growth and Development,"

Lawrence P. Garetto, Dept of Biological Chemistry, U of Calif, noon, DS 115, for information 4-8301

PSYCHOLOGY: "Anger: The Misunderstood Emotion," Carol A. Tavris, Dept of Psychology, UCLA, 2:30pm, KB 031

13 RESIDENT'S HALL ASSOCIATION: RHA GARAGE SALE, BR, for information 274-7457 MEDICAL CONTINUING EDUCATION: "1988 Symposium on Mammography & Breast

Ultrasound," April 13-14, Lincoln Hotel & University Conference Center, for information, 274-8353

CHEMISTRY SEMINAR: "Conformational Effects in Organic Electrochemistry,"

Dennis H. Evans, U of Delaware, 4:30pm, KB 231

PHYSIOLOGY & BIOPHYSICS: "Evaluation of Reactive Hyperemia with Myocardial Contrast Echocardiography," William F. Armstrong, Medicine, 4pm, Ms 205, for information 274-7772

MANAGEMENT SKILLS SEMINAR: "Improving Management Skills," Business School, 9am, BS Bldg, for registration/information call (812) 335-0229

14 NURSING CONTINUING EDUCATION: "Depression: A Comprehensive Review of Diagnosis and Treatment," (Coprovided with Dept of Psychiatry, Multiple Faculty Members, April 14-16 and April 28-30, NU 337, for

information/registration call 274-7779

MEN'S BASEBALL: Metros vs MARION COLLEGE, 1pm, for information 274-2725 WOMEN'S SOFTBALL: Metros vs FRANKLIN COLLEGE, 4pm, for infomation 274-2725 15 UNIVERSITY THEATRE PRODUCTION: (thru 4/16) Bpm, for information 274-0557

HERRON GALLERY: Opening Reception, 10am-5pm, Herron Museum Bldg, for information Bill Grimes 923-3651 ext 26

REHABILITATION RESEARCH SEMINAR: 1pm, KB 054B, for information 274-6752 NURSING CONTINUING EDUCATION: "Through the Looking Glass: Options for

Converting your Burnout to Job Satisfaction," 8:30am, Quality Inn Castleton Suites, $50, for information/registration, 274-7779 PHARMACOLOGY/TOXICOLOGY SEMINAR: Craig Brater, 12pm, MS, A506, for

information 274-7844