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T the IDA Gallery (Rine Arts Phase Ll Building) Is Having Asror YORK Monday, l-Sunday, March 1982 ACTIVITIES March 7, EMERGENCY SERVICES CENTRE .3333 ART GALLER I ES D I SPLAYS 't The IDA Gallery (rine Arts Phase ll Building) is having a Group Show of Photographs by York Photography Students, March l-5, The exhibit is on view from l0:00 a.m.-5 p.m. weekdays. '" trMy Peace" is the title of an art and poetry exhibit by Jewish and Arabian chi ldren which wi I I be on display in the Founders College Art Gallery (2nd floor) March l-5 as part of rrThe Jewish Experience" week of events. The display is open from 9:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. daily. '! Winters Col lege Gal lery is presenting paintings by Andrew Vanderwal and Pam Swingler March 2-5. The gallery will be open daily from l0:00 a.m.-l:00 p.m. ,! The Glendon Col lege Gal lery presents rrThe Constructed Surface", an exhibition of fibre works, by Helmut Becker, Susan Warner Keene and Cherie Moses until March 28. The gal lery is open from l0:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., l4onday through Friday, from 5:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. Thursday evenings, and from 2:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Sunday afternoons. Monday ll:00 a.m. - The Jewish Experience - [Jewish Student Federation] a week of special events with today's asror'il ll:00 a.m. - "lsraeli Society" with Gabi Reisman, former editor of Marariv l2:00 noon - films on lsraeli society l:00 p.m. - discussion with lsrael i students 2:00 p.m. - "Opportunities in lsrael" with Randy Speigel, Hebrew University and Shimon Arbel, Technion Institute - the above will take place in the Bear Pit, Central Square 12:00 noon - Guest Speaker - lYork Women's Centre] "Women in Transition" with Judith Golden - Room 102, BehavioilGTTElE?e Bu i I di ns 4:00 p.m, - Biology Research Seminar -'rHeat shock genes in yeast, Drosophila and mice" with Dr. L. Moran, @ - Room 320, Farquharson Building 5:00 p.m. - Entertainment - [Bethune CollegeJ poetry, wit, songs told and revealed by loan Davies, Tony Woolfson, Roger Kuin and Donald Summerhayes - Normans, Bethune College 8:00 p.m. - The York Theatre Company,Presents - "The.Way We t/orkrr, an evening of improvisations and dramaeffiis$2.00-GradStudio,BethuneCollege Tuesday ll:00 a.m. - The Jewish Experience - lJewish Student FederationJ todayts events are as follows: ll:00 a@ lsrael for the Summer - Bear Pit l2:00 noon - film - "Community Action on Behalf of lsrael'r - Room 140, Central Sguare l:00 o.m. - "The Rise of Anti-Semitism-Echoes of the 1930's" with Morley Wolfe, Ben Kayfetz - Bear Pit 2:00 p.m. - fiIm - on the Holocaust - Bear Pit 2:30 p.m. - "Technology and Halacha" with Professor Zerev Lev - Room 140, Central Square l2:00 noon - Creative Writing Reading Series - featuring Christopher Levenson, poet, translator and author mon Room, Founders College l2:00 noon - Film - [York Womenrs Centre] "Rosie the Riveterrr- Room 102, Behavioural Science Building 2:00 p.m. - Research Proqram in Strateqic Studies Seminar Series - "The Warsaw Pact" with Aurel Braun, ijnivers in Col lege J:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. - Guest Speaker-[social Science Division] Mr. Jim Webster, Manager of Decision Support Services, IBM C;nada, will discuss 0ffice Automation and Data Security - part of a Computer Consciousness Class, with extra seating available - Faculty Lounge (5872)r Ross Building 4:00 p.m, - Mathematics Colloquium - "Estimations and Tests in Mu'ltiple Linear Regression Models" with ProfessffiityofGuelph-RoomS205,RoSSBuilding 5:00 p.m. - Win!e1r Coll:ge lpglry_Bgglj - featuring James Gronau, Andy Payne and Robyn Butt - Senior Common Room, Winters College 8:00 p.m. - Film-[C.y.S.F., Jewish Student Federation] "The House on Chelouche Streetrr- Room L, Curtis Lecture Hal ls 8:00 p.m. - The York Theatre Company Presents - see Monday's listing at 8:00 p.m. Wednes da y ll:00 a.m. - The Jewish Experience - [Lewish Student Federationl todayrs events are as follows: ll:00affiksatZionism''withRev.JohnStanleyGrauel l:00 p.m. - 0pportunities in lsrael - Kibbutz Programs - Bear Pit, Central Square l2:00 noon - 2:00 p.m. - Jazz in Bethune Series - featuring the Keith Blackley Quartet - Junior Common Room, Bethune College YORK ACTIVITIES (contrd) Wednesday (cont'd) l2:00 noon - Mclaughlin Lunch-Time Series - "Does Canadars Defence Policy Contribute to World Peace?r' with Dr. Thomas Traynor, Education Advisor, Canadian Forces Command and Staff College - Senior Common Room, Mclaughl in College l2:OO noon - Discussion [York Women's Centre] "Women and Education'r with Anne Carson, Franka Andriana and SusEnn-S-peakman, all of York University - Room 102, Eehavioural Science Building l2:00 noon - 2:OO p.m. - Guest Speaker [..tohn White Society] Mrs. Grace Hartman, National President of C.U.P.E. will discuss Canadian labour relations - Moot Court Room,Osgoode Hall Law School I2:15 p.m. - PEM Film - "The Eagle Has Landedrr- Room C, Curtis Lecture Halls 3:00 p.m. - Concert - lt4usic Department] featuring the Lower/Stegeman/Montgomery Trio with music for two violins and piano - Room F. Curtis Lecture Halls 4:00 p.m. - Chemistry Seminar Series -rrSynthesis of lsquinoline Alkaloids" with Professor D.B. MacLean, McMaster University - Room lll, Petrie Science Bui lding 7:30 p.m. - Films/Musical IC.Y.S.F., Jewish Student Federation] lsraeli films and the lsraeli musical i'KazablSfrn---T6ifr_Td7, stedman Lecture Hal I s Thu rsday ll:00 a.m. - The Jewish Experience [Jewish Student Federation] today's events are as follows: ll:00 a.m. - Ethiopian Jewry - slide presentation Il:45 a.m. - "Song of Raduita", Rumanian Jewry - film I2:15 p.m. -rrSyrian Jewry" - with Maxine Blendis - Bear Pit, Central Square l2:00 noon - Guest Speaker lYork fJomen'.s Centre] 'rlJomen and Healthil with York Professor Shelley Romalis - Room mZ;-B=eE loTral Science Building l:00 p.m. - 2':00 p.m. - Brown Bag Lecture Series - [Founders Collegel 'rWilderness: A Therapeutic Environmentrrwith Professor lrene Klein - Senior Common Room, Founders College 2:00 p.m. The Schevchenko Lectures from the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic - lstong College] Iectu ure" with: Mykhai lo Stelmakh, writer, poet and academic with the Academy of Sclences, Ukrainian S.S.R.; Petro Osadchuk, poet; and lhor Dzeverin, Professor of Literature of the Academy of Sciences, Ukrainian S.S.R. - Sylvesters (Room 201), Stong College 4:00 p,m. - Physics Seminar Series - "From Picosecond Laser Spectroscopy to Femtosecond optical Shutters viathe@Liquids,'withG.Kenney-WaIlace,UniversityofToronto'Room3l7, Petrie Science Bui lding 4:30 p.m. - Bethune Act of Creation Series - Anthony Wilden and Ronda Hammer of Simon Fraser University's schoolffitheiraudio-visua|production''TheChorusLine'',which examines the development of the chorus line in films from the 1920s to the present; discussion to follow - Bethune College Gallery /:00 p.m. - Poetry'Reading - [Atkinson CollegeJ Pier Georgio di Cicco, Canadian editor and poet, author of The Tough Romance and Flying Deeper into the Century will read from his work - Fellows Lounge (004), Atkinson Col lege Fr i day 9:00 a.m. - 3.:15 p.m. - Special Education Symposium - lCentre for Continuing Education] "The Gifted Arc(Affective,Resffi.RuthBanks,Director,0ptimumEducationa|Consu|- tants - fee is 925.00 with a reduction for members of the York community - registration outside Room 038, Administrative Studies Bui lding 9:00 a.m. - ):15 p.m. - Reading Symposium - [Centre for Continuing Education] "Writing in the Elementary Years" with Dr. Aviva freedman;-Tarleton University - fee is 925.00 with a reduction for members of the York community - registration is outside Room 038, Administrative Studies Building ll:00 a.m. - The Jewish Experience lJewish Student Federation] final day with events as follows: ll:00 a.@fs of Judaism - slide presentation ll:30 a.m. - The Jewish Festivals - sl ide presentation I2:15 p.m. - "The Joys of Judaisrn - with a Perspective on Purim" - Bear Pit, Central Square l2:00 noon - Guest Speaker lYork Women's Centre] 'rlnternational \,lomen's Day" with Mariana Valde - Room I 02, BefrEiTdETIc-Tence Bu i I d i ns l:00 p.m. - Graduate Program in Physical Edugatiorl.gglloquium -'rAdaptations of Cardiac Muscle to 'Exercis oom 214, Stong Col lege 2:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. - lntroduction to SAS Ilnstitute for Behavioural Researchl 2nd in a series of 3 sessions with todayT!-6i-iZE-El-l6TJow-s: The PR0C Step: Executing SAS Procedures; Creating and Storing SAS Data Sets, MERGE, SET and UPDATE; Basic SAS J.C.L. - Room N201, Ross Building 2:00 p.m, - Psychology Colloquium - "The gender variable in psychotherapy" with York Professor Shake Toukmanffiioural Sicence Bui lding J:00 p.m. - Guest Speaker [Glendon Political Science Department] The Honourable Robert Kaplan, SolicitoT-tEiffiT-oT Canada, will give a talk - Room 204, York Hall, Glendon College 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. - Fortnightly Seminar - [Graduate Program in PhilosophyJ "Marx, Engles-and the Froblem of DistributJGJilTJErltiTI- York Prr:fessor Bryan Davis - Faculty Lounge (S872) Ross Bui lding Sa tu rday ll:00 a.m. - l:00 p.m. - Guest Speake.r [Atkinson Collegel Jim Coutts, until recently Principal Secretary to Prime Minister TiGESu an? presently a Fellow in the Faculty of Administrative Studies, will give a talk entitled "Decision Making in Ottawa" - coffee will be served - Room D, Stedman Lecture Hal ls 2:10 p.m. - Chaucer Day [Atkinson College] with events as follows:2:10 p.m.-3:00 p.m. - Coffee; ::00 p.ill:31J6-Flm. - Dramatic reading of the Miller's Tale by members of the Atkinson English 6"p"rlm.nt;3:45 p.m.-4:10 p.m.
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