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A WEEKLY INFORMATION SHEET 12 APRIL, 1985

Deadline for copy 12 noon Monday Distributed each Friday. Editor: Giles Pickford, tel. (042) 270073

HELPING IN THE PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT

A substantial research project, examining the processes involved in helping and being helped is in its second year. The project which is currently funded by a Uni- versity Research Grant, is conducted by Associate Professor Linda Viney, Dr. Rachael Henry and Dr. Beverly Walker. The initial aim is to develop a model depicting the various aspects of the help giving/help getting relationship. Following the trialing phase, it is hoped the model can be tested out in the various real life helping professions. An ARGS submission has been prepared, which if fruitful will assist in realizing this goal.

At present the Department is seeking assistance from people who could devote a few hours to enable data collection. All information is confidential and respond- Associate Professor Viney ents are primarily asked to retell some experiences where they have helped somebody or received help be interested in participating, know someone who from someone. While we are looking for subjects of all could, or if you would just like some more information ages, we are finding it most difficult to locate subjects please contact Levinia Crooks, ext. 3640 Ph. 270640, in the 15-18, 30-50 and 60-80 age ranges. Should you or come to room 106 in the Psychology Department. *******************************************************************************************.******

GRADUATION SPEAKERS Friday, 3rd May 2.30 p.m. Education The following speakers have been confirmed for the Occasional Address: Professor Grant Harman, Head, Graduation Ceremonies being held 1-3 May, 1985. Centre for Administrative and Higher Education Studies, University of New England. Wednesday, 1st May 10.30 a.m. Engineering, Metallurgy and Education ANOTHER $15,000 FOR MULTICULTURAL STUDIES Occasional Address: Emeritus Professor G. Brinson. Multicultural Studies has won another grant of $15,000 Wednesday, 1st May 2.30 p.m. from the Department of Immigration and Ethnic Affairs. Arts and Mathematics Occasional Address: Emeritus Professor G.E. Roberts, The grant will be used in collaboration with the Centre Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Macquarie University. for Studies in Literacy in investigating the effects of the relationship between first language illiteracy and second Thursday, 2nd May 10.30 a.m. language acquisition. Commerce, Creative Arts and Industrial Studies Occasional Address: Dr. Martha Cleary, Project UNIVERSITY CHURCH SERVICE Manager of ICI, member of the Commission for the Future. (See article on page 2) The Annual Church Service for Tertiary Education will be held in St. Michael's Anglican Cathedral on Thursday, 2nd May 2.30 p.m. Sunday, 5 May 1985 at 7.15 p.m. The guest speaker Arts and Science is Barry Newman BA, MSc, PhD, Senior Lecturer in Occasional Address: Mr. Frank Hambly, Secretary, Education at the University of New South Wales. All Australian Vice-Chancellors' Committee. staff, students, graduates and members of the Friends are welcome. Friday, 3rd May 10.30 a.m. Education Occasional Address: Dr. Peter Wilenski, Chairman, Commonwealth Public Service Board. COMMISSION FOR THE FUTURE 'It is essential that individuals feel able to exercise meaningful choices about careers, working life, approp- The appointment of Mr. Phillip Adams as the Chairman riate and relevant education, use of leisure time and all of the newly established Commission for the Future has related matters.' been announced by the Minister for Science, Mr. Barry Jones. 'I am confident the Commission will achieve its aims and restore power to the powerless, reduce apprehension Mr. Adams is Chairman of the Australian Film Comm- about the future and add to the nation's strength,' Mr. ission, a film maker, advertising director, author and Jones said. columnist. 'Finally, I am delighted that the Commission for the 'He is a genius as a publicist and communicator. Mr. Future, like the Human Rights Commission, is one of Adams' gifts as a controversialist will assist the Comm- the first bodies of this kind in which the majority of ission to stimulate widespread public debate,' Mr. Jones members are women.' said.

The other members of the Commission for the future (CFF) are:

*Mr. Robyn Williams, Executive Producer of the ABC Radio 'Science Show'. Mr. Williams is also a trustee of the Australian Museum: 02-3390211.

*Dr. Martha Cleary, Project Manager of ICI (Australia)'s Planning and Development Department: 03-665711. OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE *Dr. Shirley Smith, Associate Professor, School of Education in the University of New South Wales. An Occupational Health and Safety Committee has now been established by the University. In accordance *Professor Peter Mason, Foundation Professor of Physics, with the requirements of the relevant N.S.W. State Act, Macquarie University: (Dial 602). the Committee membership consists of Union and University representatives. The current membership *Ms. Jan Owen, President of the Youth Affairs Council is: of Australia and an active member of youth link. 1. Union/Association nominees: *Professor Leonie Sandercock, Professor of Urban FAUSA: Dr. A.H. Jakubowicz Studies at Macquarie University. Professor Sandercock Lecturers Assoc.: Ms. J. Steel is also the Chair of the National Research Fellowship P.S.A.: Ms. K. Harney Advisory Committee. Mr. T. Jones Mr. P.G. Wood 'Commission members represent an unusually strong M.W.U.: Mr. E.M. Young combination of skills and experience./ Mr. Jones said. Buildings & Grounds Employees' Representative: Mr. I. Mitchell 'The aim of the Commission for the Future is to focus on and inform Australians about the options each of us 2. University representatives: will have to choose about the future. In a period of Dr. M. Guilhaus (Chemistry) almost unprecedented technological change many people Dr. N. Kyle (Education) feel confused and alienated. Dr. R. Lilley (Radiation Safety Officer) Mr. Y.W. Wong (Civil & Mining Engineering) 'Our new technological environment makes many Mr. M.S. Wong (Buildings & Grounds) people feel powerless. If we cannot understand the opportunities, and the threats, how can we make effect- 3. In attendance: ive choices for ourselves or democratic decisions as a Ms. H. Kamenos (Personnel Officer) community?' Mr. R. Whitton (Safety Officer)

'The Commission will not be a policy making body, nor Peter Wood has been elected Chairman until the end of will it be advising government, at least not directly,' June, 1985. the Minister said. Early meetings of the Committee will centre on discuss- 'Its work will be addressed to the community at large. ions of the Committee's role within the University. We hope that the media, schools, local government, Other matters already under consideration include a unions and business will use the Commission as a valuable Safety Policy and access to the campus by emergency resource.' vehicles. Copies of the minutes of each meeting will be available for perusal in all departments, schools and 'Discussion papers and audio-visual material will be other units. published by the Commission as a means of stimulating public debate. It will also promote seminars and dis- Members of the Committee are available to discuss any cussions, especially in areas particularly threatened by aspects related to Occupational Health and Safety on change.' Campus.

'The Commission for the Future will not be pushing a Reg Whitton, the Safety Officer, is also available to line. Its emphasis will be on explaining future scenarios, discuss these matters. pointing out the range of options opened by new tech- nology and then saying to the people of the community: "You must choose for yourselves," said Mr. Jones.

2 friendirr NOTICE OF MOTION TO AMEND THE ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION

Campus Community This is to give notice that the Membership Committee, with the approval of the Board of Directors of the Interface Friends, has resolved to move at the Annual General Meeting of the Friends that the Friends Articles of Association be amended so that the Membership Comm- DECLARATION OF 1985 ELECTION RESULTS ittee can be renamed the Community Involvement Committee. Board of Directors: Nominations for the elected positions on the Board The motion is therefore that:- closed at 5 p.m. on Friday, 29th March, 1985. There were four nominations for the four vacancies on the Board and therefore the following members are de- "Subject to the approval of the University Council, clared elected:- article 17 be amended by the deletion of the words Alderman Frank Arkell 'Membership Committee' in line 3 and the sub- Mr. Malcolm Booth stitution of the words 'Community Involvement Mr. John Peedom Committee'." Mr. Graham Roberts THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY GRADUATION EVE Graduates Committee: CHAMPAGNE RECEPTION. Nominations for the elected positions on the Graduates Committee closed at 5 p.m. on Friday, 29th March, 1985. There were three valid nominations for the three Tuesday 30th April, 1985 at 6.30 p.m. in the Union vacancies and therefore the following members are Common Room. declared elected:- Alderman Keith Phipps - Chairman There will be a charge of $5.00 per head (except for the Mr. David Henderson - Deputy Chairman 1985 graduands) for those attending the Reception. Ms. Bev Ring - Secretary

The Graduates Committee sits for a two year term so the Tickets will be forwarded on receipt of a cheque. No above hold office until the first Graduation Ceremony ticket is needed for the Annual General Meeting. in 1987. RSVP before 13th April, 1985, to Giles Pickford, Membership Committee: Friends Office. Telephone 270073 or 270082. Nominations for the elected positions on the Member- ship Committee closed at 5 p.m. on Friday, 29th March, 1985. There were ten valid nominations for the 20 HERITAGE WEEK PUBLIC DINNER FOR vacancies on the Membership Committee and therefore MR. MAL BRYCE the following members are declared elected:- Category The University's main contribution to Wollongong's Heritage Week 1985 is to host a visit to the City by Alderman Frank Arkell (Chairman) - Unspecified Dr. Sultan Aly (Deputy Chairman) - Ethnic Groups Mr. Mal Bryce. Mr. Bryce is Deputy Premier and Min- ister for Industrial Development, Small Business, Tech- Mr. John Bell - Unspecified nology and Communication in . Mr. & Mrs. Efrem Bonacina - Unspecified Miss Ethel Hayton MBE - Founders of the University He is an excellent after-dinner speaker and has agreed Mr. Peter Kell - Unspecified to attend a dinner at the University at 7.00 for 7.30 Mr. Bill MacKenzie - Religious Groups p.m. on Tuesday 16th April, 1985 at the University Dr. Winifred Mitchell - Unspecified Union. He will speak on 'Heritage and Technology'. Alderman Keith Phipps - Graduates of the University Mr. Arthur Raymond - Combined Service Clubs You can book at the University Union by Friday 12th April. Enquiries can be made at the F, iends Office, Because there are 10 vacancies remaining on the Member- ship Committee, nominations will be accepted up to phone 270076 or 270082. the time of the Annual General Meeting when an elect- ion will be held, if necessary, for those 10 vacancies. GRADUATES COMMITTEE — NEXT MEETING

Meetings of the Graduates Committee of the Friends The vacancies are in the following categories:- Number of the University are open to all graduates and members of staff. Unspecified 5 Aboriginal Community 1 The next meeting will be held at 6 p.m. on 24 April, Industry and Commerce 1 1985, in the Friends Board Room. Public Service 1 Staff and Students of the University 1 Unions 1 10

FAREWELL TO DOREEN TURNBULL

Doreen Turnbull. Friends Secreatry from 1983-85, will be farewelled at the Friends Annual General Meeting. For that problem in the "too hard basket" consult Those wishing to bid her a happy retirement are invited the experts through Uniadvice. Enquiries to Peter to attend the AGM and the reception that follows. Sophios on (042) 270076.

3 General Notices A MESSAGE FROM LIZ HILTON

IMPORTANT DATE FOR STUDENTS International House phone numbers are 3784 or 299711 (two lines). Last Day for withdrawal from Session One subjects: Friday, 19th April, 1985. The 'student' numbers listed on page 102 of the Internal Directory were not current when the University took over the House in 1980. UNESCO INFORMATION The present subscribers to these numbers are The Australian National Commission for Unesco believes understandably irate with constant calls. One that an important part of its work is to keep the public couple are invalids and are very distressed. well-informed about Unesco. I appeal to all users of the Internal Directory to Unesco has as its primary role the fostering of inter- delete the two student numbers from page 102. national co-operation in education, science, culture and communication.

The Australian National Commission for Unesco advises ACCOUNTANCY CAREERS WEEK APRIL 22-26,1985 the Federal Government on policy towards the Organ- (for final year students) isation. It also provides a link between Unesco and national bodies interested in Unesco's fields of endeavour, The Accountancy Careers Week will be held from Arpil co-ordinating Australian participation in international 22nd-26th this year. The programme for the week is as and regional activities. follows:-

Should you require information about Unesco, and the Monday April 22 - State Bank part Australia plays in the Organisation, the Commission's Westpac Bank public affairs officer, Mr. Andrew Symon, will be glad Coopers and Lybrand to assist you, telephone (062) 896437. Tuesday April 23 - Kembla Coal and Coke Commonwealth Bank UNIVERSITY OF WOLLONGONG UNION Australian Taxation Office Australian Audit Office Graduation ball will be held at the Union this year on Saturday, 4th May. Why not make up a party of friends Wednesday April 24 - ANZ Bank and celebrate your graduation at the Ball - a great even- Deloitte Haskins and Sells ing is assured. Arrangements are as follows: National Australia Bank I.B.M. Tickets are $14 each

Dancing from 7.00 p.m. to 1.30 a.m. in the Union Hall Thursday April 26 - Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Co. Four course gourmet dinner which wilJ be served prompt- A.M.P. Society ly at 8.00 p.m. If you would like an interview with any of these employ- ers, please register with Marion Allen, at the Counselling 1986 SUMMER SESSION Centre (western extension of the Union Building).

Submissions are invited for courses to be considered for A seminar on Employment Interviews and Applications inclusion in the 1986 Summer Session Programme. will be held at 12.40 p.m. on Wednesday April 17th in the Union Boardroom. David Williams, Personnel Consultant, will present the seminar. Faculty and Departmental Chairmen and Heads of Schools have recently received a circular setting out NEWS FROM THE DANTE ALIGHIERI SOCIETY details of the information required in submissions. The University of Wollongong Union Film Group will Emeritus Professor Geoff Brinson is the academic be screening on Saturday, April 13 Rossi's 'Carmen' with coordinator of the programme and he is available to Placido Domingo and on May 11 Federico Fellini's discuss aspects of the programme. Suggestions and ideas 'E La Nave Va' (to be confirmed). Union Hall, Uni- for the session would be welcome. versity of Wollongong, commencing 7.30 p.m. * * * Submissions should reach Peter Wood no later than 30th April, 1985. Saturday, June 1, 1985 in the Union Hall of the Uni- versity of Wollongong at 8.00 p.m. the world renowned soprano, Carmel Ferlisi Byrne, will present in concert STAFF CLUB 'I Grandi Veristi Italian' Nell'Opera E Nella Musica Da Camera', accompanied by David Vance. Admission As from Monday, 15th April, lunches will be available free. at The Club five (5) days a week - Monday through to * * * Friday from 12 p.m.to 2 p.m. Irene Tognetti will be catering and there will be a wide variety of food avail- 'The Life and Music of Luigi Boccherini'. Arranged by able from light snacks to a main meal at varied prices. Nadia Kokot and presented by the Wollongong Chapter We would be pleased to see many more members make of the Dante Alighieri Society and the Department of use of The Club for lunches - come along yourself and European Languages of the University of Wollongong. bring your friends. Wollongong Town Hall Theatre, June 16, 1985, 8.00

4 p.m. Tickets $8.00; $4 concession. Tickets available as his journal informs us. Phillip, for his part, was des- from Jurgens. Yamaha 292379 or from the Dante Society/ patching reports and solicitations to Evan Nepean in Dept. of European Languages 270676. London. It is possible that Phillip gave Tench to under- stand that he had named the river after the Captain in * * * the N.S.W. Corps rather than after the Captain in the FI LEF Films - Italian films are screened the last Wednes- Marines who discovered it, but he would not have so honoured Nicholas Nepean if he had not been related to day of each month at the Fairy Meadow Fraternity the villainous bureaucrat. After whom, then, was Philip Bowling Club. Admission is free and the programme is really naming the river when he called it the Nepean? sponsored by the Wollongong F I LE F. Whatever Tench or Nicholas Nepean may have been led * * * to believe, the Governor was complimenting Evan Nepean, May 1st Special Illustrated Lecture by Gian Franco Cresciani at the Fairy Meadow Fraternity Blowing I trust that you will be permitted to publish this letter, Club, 8.00 p.m. on 'La Presenza Italiana in Australia'. even though some of my letters and all of my cartoons are now banned from Campus News. * * * Yours sincerely, Raymond Southall. There will be a national "Convegno" on L'Italiano in Australia at La Trobe University, Melbourne from 27 to 31 May. Both Italian and Australian scholars and dignitaries will be participating. 24th March 1985

* * * Dear Friend,

A number of the above experts from Italy will hold a As you would know 1985 is International Youth Year, a "Seminario per Insegnanti di Italiano" at Uni- major function of which is The 12th World Festival of versity under the auspices of The Frederick May Found- Youth and Students, to be held this year in Moscow. ation, Sydney University and the Italian Government on Between the 27th of July and the 3rd of August some- June 2nd and 3rd. Participants will include Profs. Baldel I i, where in the vicinity of 40,000 young people will gather De Mauro, Mazzetti, Serianni and Simone. For details. to discuss matters relating to the youth of today. read La Fiamma (end of May) or contact the Italian School Director at the It So Well, Mr. Sandro Adorni- The International Preparatory Committee has advised Braccesi. the Australian National Organising body for the festival that 50 places are available for the Australian delegation. The Wollongong committee has been advised that a number of positions will be available for delegates from this area.

LETTERS It is for this reason that we are contacting youth organ- isations and individuals involved with youth in this area, to announce that the committee is now taking nom- 215 Mt. Keira Road, inations for delegates to participate in the Festival as a Wollongong, 2500 member of the Australian delegation. 26th March, 1985 The delegation will leave Australia on approximately the Dear Editor, 20th of July and return 3 weeks later. It is hoped that after the Festival ends the delegation will be able to do a On 4th November, 1983, Campus News published a tour of some parts of the U.S.S.R. The committee has letter from me on the naming of the Nepean River. As been advised that the cost per delegate is $2,000 which the letter made plain, it was not a product of research covers return airfare and board and all meals. This but of idle reflection on a drive back to Wollongong amount is the responsibility of the delegate or their from the hospitable ward room of H.M.A.S. Creswell. organisation, but it should be noted that the committee Shortly afterwards I proceeded on study leave and be- will do everything possible to assist a delegate to raise came immersed in British painters of the late eighteenth their fee. century. The closing date for nominations is the 16th April and Returning from leave, I had occasion to investigate the the successful applicants will be notified within a fort- career of the Scottish painter Thomas Watling, a convict night. Please send your nominations to Ms W. Carr, whose painting of Sydney in 1794 is in the Mitchell 7 Madoline Street, Gwynville, N.S.W. For further Library. In the course of this investigation, I inadvert- information phone 296340 or 562863. ently found that my assumption that the Nepean River owed its name to Evan Nepean was contradicted by Yours in Peace Tench. Captain Watkin Tench discovered the river in R.J. Paterson, Assistant Secretary June, 1789, and his record of the discovery is the first 12th World Festival of Youth and Students account of Australian land exploration. According to Moscow, 1984 - Wollongong Regional Committee Tench, the river was flamed by Governor Phillip after Captain Nicholas Nepean of the N.S.W. Corps, the younger brother of Evan Nepean.

So much, it would seem, for idle reflection. However, UNIVERSITY OF WOLLONGONG I suspect Tench was mistaken. The year before Tench's discovery, King, en route to Norfolk Island, had named 1975 — 1985 a small island off its southern coast 'after Evan Nepean',

5 Seminars DEPARTMENT OF METALLURGY 1985 COLLOQUIA Wednesday 17 April -4.00 p.m. Further details about the seminars are shown on the Professor N. Kennon 'Campus News' noticeboard. "Shape Memory Alloys"

MATHEMATICS SEMINARS Wednesday 22 May - 4.00 p.m. Dr. N. Barnard, School of Far Eastern History, ANU Thursdays, 1.30 p.m., Room 204 Austin Keane Building "Ancient Bronze Casting"

April 18 DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY SEMINARS Dr. Chris Coleman, Department of Mathematics, Wollongong University All seminars are held in Building 18, Room 206.

May 2 Friday, April 26, 12.30 p.m. Dr. Chris Coleman, Dr. Stephen Pyne, Department of Chemistry, Department of Mathematics, University of Wollongong University of Wollongong "The Arachidonic Acid Cascade". May 23 Dr. Charles Ellen, Friday, May 3, 12.30 p.m. John Lysaghts Research Group, Port Kembla Dr. Michael Guilhaus, Department of Chemistry, University of Wollongong May 30 "Explorations of the Chemistry of gas phase ions Professor Nan Phan-Thien, with a versatile mass spectrometer of reversed geo- Department of Mechanical Engineering, Sydney Uni. metry".

DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY Convenor: Dr. P.G. Burton

Room G25, Building 1 (Metallurgy Building) AURISA CONFERENCE

Monday —4-5.30 p.m. — 15th April, 1985 The next meeting of the Australasian Urban and Regional Professor F.C. Gibson, John Curtin School of Medical Information System Association (AURISA) will be held Research, A.N.U. in on 26-29 November 1985. The theme is "The Biochemical Genetics of ATP Synthesis in "Land Information Systems, Planning and People". Escherichia col i ". The basis of the theme is that the comprehensive Land Information Systems evolving at all levels should not be Monday — 4-5.30 p.m. — 22nd April, 1985 considered as an end in themselves but should have as Professor E.O.P. Thompson, School of Biochemistry, their major objective the provision of real benefits to University of New South Wales. the community. It could be debated that the planning "Amino Acid Sequences of Globin and their use in process is the required bridge between the data systems Estimating Phylogenetic Divergence Points". and the people, and the means by which these real benefits will be achieved. Monday — 4-5.30 p.m. — 29th April, 1985 Dr. K.Y. Cho, Department of Microbiology, Uni- Papers will be welcome from all interest groups (e.g. versity of Sydney. Federal, State or Local Government, Utility or Services, "The Physiology of Mushroom Cultivation". Surveying, Mapping, Planning, Valuation, Remote Sensing, Academic or Research, Computing, Natural Monday — 4-5.30 p.m. — 6th May, 1985 Resources, Education, Census) on any perspective which Dr. E.J. Steel, Department of Biology, University of addresses the broad topics within the theme. Wollongong.

NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON VIETNAM For example:

The Australia-Vietnam Society is sponsoring a national components of land information systems and the conference on the theme 'Vietnam: Ten Years On', to integration of data within such systems. be held at the University of Wollongong over the week- • the changing information requirements and perspect- end July 6.7 1985. ives within urban and regional planning. • community attitudes to, and expectations for, land The conference will be opened by Dr. Stuart Harris, related information. Secretary of the Department of Foreign Affairs. information system technology and the user. The guest speaker at the conference dinner will be the foreign editor of the Sydney Morning Herald, Mr. Peter Intending authors are requested to provide a 200 word Hastings. synopsis by 30th April 1985.

The conference registration fee is $15 ($6 for students Manuscripts for inclusion in the conference proceedings arid pensioners); and the cost of the dinner is $20. will be required by 30th September 1985, to allow Applications and money should be sent to the Secretary, publication prior to the conference. AVS (Wollongong), P.O. Box 112, Thirroul, NSW 2515. Speakers, whose papers have been accepted for present- Further details are available from Dr. Healy of the History ation in the conference program, will be advised by 16th Department, ext. 3626. October 1985.

6 Abstracts and inquiries should be directed to: The Secretary, URPIS 13 Conference, C/- Land Information Concerts, Exhibitions Unit, Department of Lands, Box 1047 G.P.O. Adelaide, and Entertainment SA 5001, tel. (08) 2270046.

Further details about the conference are on the "Campus SCHOOL OF CREATIVE ARTS — ACTIVITIES FOR News" Notice Board. MARCH 1985

DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTANCY AND LEGAL Exhibitions — Long Gallery STUDIES Monday, March 25th to Sunday, April 14th The following is a list of seminars to be held in room John Baily A.M., Retrospective. Open to public - 10.00 19.2035 at 11.00 a.m. on the dates shown. to 1.00 p.m. and 2.00 - 4.00 p.m. Monday to Friday. Saturday and Sunday 2.30 p.m. to 5.00 p.m. May 10 Ferdinand Gul, "Public Perception of Auditor In- CITY OF WOLLONGONG SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA dependence" May 25, 8 p.m., Wollongong Town Hall

May 24 Antony Peebles, piano; John Wayne Dixon, conductor John Ryan, "The Monetary Model". Scarlatti - Keyboard Sonatas Grieg - Piano Concerto in A Minor June 7 Sullivan - Selections from 'Mikado', 'Gondoliers', Hai Yap Teoh - Topic to be advised. 'lolanthe', 'Yeoman of the Guard'

Tickets: Wilsons Record Bar, 118 Crown Street. FACULTY OF HUMANITIES SEMINAR THEATRE SOUTH PRESENTS "AND NOW WE Readers are cordially invited to attend a lunch time ANCHOR IN TWOFOLD BAY" seminar given by the Hon. Mal Bryce, Deputy Premier of Western Australia and Minister for Industrial Develop- This new play by Katherine Thomson premiered in ment, Small Business, Technology and Communication. Eden on 22 March.

Mr. Bryce is visiting the University of Wollongong for "Five years ago", said Des Davis, "we at Theatre South Heritage Week and the Seminar will be held on Monday decided that we wanted to do plays about the commun- 15 April 1985 at 12.30 - 2.30 p.m. ities that make up our region.

Lunch will be provided. Eden is one such community - with an exciting past, a lively present, and many, many interesting people Please RSVP to Mrs. Joan Hutchinson, on 3709 by with stories to tell. Thursday 11 April, 1984. Numbers strictly limited. In January of this year Katherine Thomson came to DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTING SCIENCE SEMINARS Eden and began researching the play. In February she was joined by actors and other members of the comp- A Computational Theory of Higher Brain Function. any. Out of the stories told to Katherine, out of the memories and lives of Eden and its people, Katherine and the company have created "And Tonight We Anchor Dr. Leslie M. Goldschlager, Basser Department of in Twofold Bay". Computer Science, University of Sydney. Theatre South proudly offers it to the people of the Friday, 19th April, 1985 12.30 p.m. Skylab South Coast. Come and see it when we play in or near your town. Abstract: A model which captures some of the com- putational characteristics of the brain. The model in- Eden provided the inspiration, but this play is for every- volves a vast number of processes which operate asyn- one who's ever lived in a small town, and everyone who's chronously in parallel. Capabilities of creativity, con- loved the sea." sciousness, self and free will are explainable within the model. Wollongong: April 10,11,12,13. Wollongong Town Hall Theatre. INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR ON ENVIRONMENT & 8.00 p.m. 21ST CENTURY April 26, 27 Woonona-Bulli R.S.L. Club. 8.00 p.m. 2 - 15 December, 1986, Orissa, India. April 28 Woonona-Bulli R.S.L. Club. 5.00 p.m.

Tickets available from: Theatre South offices (042) Job Vacancies 270705, Wilson's Record Bar and the Woonona-Bulli R.S.L. Club.

Details of the following positions are displayed on the WANTED — LOCAL PLAYS Campus News Notice Board situated at 49 Northfields Avenue. The lilawarra Playrights' Association are looking for plays (about 20 to 60 minutes long) for a Season of Newcastle Professor of Civil Engineering Local Plays at Workshop Theatre in September 1985.

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Please send manuscripts (with a stamped self-addressed YOUTH YEAR LUNCHTIME CONCERT envelope) to: Local Plays, P.O. Box 1, Wollongong East, 2500, by 1st May. Free 1985 International Youth Year Lunchtime Con- cert. Enquiries phone Leigh 297307. Tuesday, 16th April, 12.40 - 1.20 p.m. Common Room. THE PLAY THAT ROCKED BRITAIN Sandra O'Brien, piano competition place winner. 8 - 20 April — "The Man They Could Not Buy" — Organised by the University Union. A play about Keir Hardie, the Scottish miner who became the founder of the British Labour Party. Tour- CENTRE FOR MULTICULTURAL STUDIES ing Australia after a successful season in Britain. The Centre for Multicultural Studies invites you to Town Hall Booking office for tickets. $5, $3 concession. listen to Archie Markham, Caribbean Poet, who claims that "Some of my best friends are stereotypes". GRAHAM GALLERY Union Private Meeting Room. 2 p.m. Tuesday 16th Gallery I : April 14-28, 1985 — Paintings April, 1985. Edith Kouto - Landscapes of Mystery Vinh -N -Trieu - Watercolours of the Lotus Flower Scholarships and Prizes Gallery II April 14-21, 1985 In conjunction with Heritage Week a show- ing of Scenes of Illawarra by local artists Details of the scholarships and prizes below are displayed on the Campus News Notice Board situated at 49 Preview April 14, 11 a.m. Northfields Avenue. Application forms are available from the Student Enquiries Office. Graham Gallery, 135 Cordeaux Road, Kembla Heights. Hours: Sat and Sun 12-5 p.m. or by appointment Australian A.C.T. Bursary at Ursula College ANU phone (042) 715442. Federation of (5-1.6 refers) University SCHOOL OF CREATIVE ARTS Women

April Events: University of Grimwade Prize in Industrial Chemistry Melbourne ($2,000) Exhibitions - Long Gallery - University Entrance 4 April 22 - May 12 - Peter Shepherd 'More than a Portrait' Drawings and Paintings Advertisements

Concerts 8.30pm Music Centre University Entrance 4 April 26th - SCAW Ensemble Conductor Andrew Ford Advertisements in "Campus News" are repeated each Shoenberg Serenade Opus 24 week until withdrawn, OR, until new advertisements Shoenberg Nachtwandler/Kurt Weill. push the old ones off the end of the column, whichever Happy End. occurs first.

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