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Pacific Review March 1973 Pacific Alumni Association University of the Pacific Scholarly Commons Pacific Review University of the Pacific ubP lications 3-1-1973 Pacific Review March 1973 Pacific Alumni Association Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/pacific-review Part of the Higher Education Commons Recommended Citation Pacific Alumni Association, "Pacific Review March 1973" (1973). Pacific Review. 234. https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/pacific-review/234 This Newsletter is brought to you for free and open access by the University of the Pacific ubP lications at Scholarly Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Pacific Review by an authorized administrator of Scholarly Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ., . .. •, . • • 1' .• •• •"' -- PACIFIC REVIEW UNI VERSITY O F T HE PACIFIC MARCH, 1973 PACIFIC REVIEW- Volume 7, No. 5, March 1973 Published by the University of the Pacific, 3601 Pacif ic Ave., Stockton, CA 95204 nine t imes a year; OctOber through June. Editor : Jack White. Entered as PACIFIC DAYB MARCH 9& 10 ~,r::= second class mai l at the Post Office, Stockton, California. University of the Pacific campus in 1924 • r----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------; PACIFIC DAYB MARCH 9& 10 •• .• • • OPEN HOUSE AND DISPLAYS development and a demonstration ot IRVING MARTIN LIBRARY (4)-Exhibit of 10 AM TO 4 PM., MARCH 10, 1973 holography; a type of three dimensional Pacificana showmg the development of the All schools, col leges and departments within photography using lasers Room · B1 and B6. Stockton campus See time sch dule (2 p m.) • the University of the Pacific will hold open house See time sch dule (9 30 am) for sp cial for pec1al event featuring special displays and exhibits, in addition program STUART LIBRARY (4)-Display of the john Muir to various public spec1al events . In each case, Psychology (29)-D monstrat10n of an1mal Papt:r~. Bob Bast1an Cartoons and Califorma faculty, staff and students will be available to surg ry, Room 11, Demon tration of learnino M1 ion Photograph e t1me schedule answer quest1ons and provide counseling for techniques with animab, maze d1splays, etc (noon and 2 p rn ) for ·pecial v nts. • prospective students, and information for parents, Room b, Hypnos1 demon tration , see t1me ALUMNI HOUSE (71) Roger Berry art di play. • alumni and friends. Following is a list of open chedule (10: 0 am , 1 p m and 2:30pm ) for COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT PROGRAM (18)­ houses. The numbers shown correspond w1th specific times. Scholarshlp and financ1al a1d mformation and locations on the Campus Cu1de A central in­ Religious Studies (B)-Counseling in Room 117 di play formation center is located m the lobby of Robert See t1me schedule ( 10 a.m.) for special events Various other departments will be available • E Burns Tower (1) RAYMOND COLLEGE (55)-Art Show, Ten-Year for general mformat1on They will be repre ented Alumn1 Reunion and Wine and Cheese at designated area adjacent to the Anderson Y Tasting (1 30 to 4 p m), Common Room . (18) . Included will be. GraduateS hool, Univer ity • COLLEGE OF THE PACIFIC ELBERT COVELL COLLEGE (47)-Art Display; College, Admis ions Office, Fmanc1al A1ds Off1ce, Art (34)-Exhlbltlon of student work, mcludmg Student demonstrations of musiC and dances Alumni Asso iation Career Counseling ceramic demon trat1ons, woodwork1ng, from Venezuela, Columb1a, Mexico, Peru and Anderson Y al o will be hostmg a STREET photography and jewelry Central America, Slide presentations on the FAIR with various tudents and vendor offenng • Audio-Visual Services -Open House, see time Costa R1ca Program, life in Covell College and their crafts for sale m the same area chedule 11 ~nd 1 ~) or special events. Latin Amenca. See t1me schedule (1 30 p m.) Biolog1cal SCI nee U1splays of Local ln- for specific events. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS (Unless marked w1th an ast risk (*) all events are open to the ~brat Anunals (Room 216), Histolog1cal CALLISON COLLEGE (44)-Room 123, Mana Shao public) Sl1des, (Room 221), omparable Botanical d monstrat1on of Chine e brush painting and D1splays, (Room 217); Microbiology Display , all1graphy; Main Lobby, Dr 0 . Boyd Mathias FRIDAY, MARCH 9 (Room 209); Electncal Equipment Displays, d monstratmg phys1cs teaching equ1pment 10:30 a.m. Motorcad to C1ty Hall (Room 224) including dancing lasers, sw1nging art, 2 00 p m. Mardi Gras events on campus. Business Administration and Economics (17) - elliptical table, tc., Hallways, tudent 8 00 p m Art Land Qumtet Counselmg 1n Room 232 See tim schedule (9 photography taken dunng the 1973 Winter SATURDAY, MARCH 10 a m ) for sp cial event Term; Room 119, Leonard Humphreys' di play 8 to 10 a m - Pancake Breakfast 1n the And rson Morris Chapel (8)-0pen all day of japanese Woodcuts, Atnum, from 10 a m Dming Hall (19) Sponsored by Ander on Y Chemist') (6)-"Cheml'itry m Action" showmg to noon, All n Wilcox d monstrat1on of Raku Pnce $1 50, Adults, 7Sc, und r 12. 1 h 1stry faculty and pottery firing; Room 113, sl1de presentation of 9 a m -"The Social Responsibility of Business," a tud nt e tun chedule (10 a.m. and 2 student act1v1ties in japan See time schedule Round Table discussion conducted for p.m.) for spec1al Chemistry Magic Show. (1:15 p.m., 2.00 p.m., 2·30 p.m., 2:45p.m) for busines men by the Business Admtnistration Communication Arts (17)-Coun elmg in Room special events. and Economics Department-Th Cold Room 24, orth Hall Special displays and exhibits of CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC (2)-Contmuous (19)-*Pacific Alumni Association Board of Winter Term ProJeCts in the Far East and mu ical performances throughout the mor­ Directors Meettng-Aiumni House (71). Japan , Hong Kong and Ta1wan See time nmg Mmi-Concerts 1 p.m, 2 p.m , 3 p m , m 9· 30 a m - Cooperative Physics Instructors schedule (11 am., 1 p m. and 2 p.m) for Creek Theatre (3). Program - Pre 1d nt's Dtntng Room (18) - sp Clal ev nts for debate and . KUOP-FM SCHOOL OF EDUCATION (41)-Counseling in School of Education Workshop for teach rs (hourly on the half-hour) Room 208. See time schedule (10 a.m.) for and coun elors-Aibrtght Auditorium (44) Communicative Disorders (17) Free hearing tests, special event. 10 a m -"School of Dentistry Continuing Educa­ demonstration of VOCOM eqwpment wh1ch SCHOOL OF PHARMACY (68)-Tours all af­ tion Program -Room 106, Rotunda (69) - slow down or speeds up speech elec­ ternoon, see time schedule (11 am and 1.30 McGeorge School of Law, " The Legal Profes­ tronically, Evoked Response Audiometer p m ) for special mornmg program Street SIOn and the Public" -Room 105, Rotunda demonstration measuring hearing through Drug Analysis Equipment, Cancer Research (69) - Foreign language Demonstration bram wave activity Exh1bit, Electro-physiology Demonstration Class -Language Laboratory, Third Floor Drama (69)-Exhiblts and displays. See time us1ng brain implants, Heart mach1ne Knole Hall (5) --Raku Pottery Demon­ schedule (10 a.m., 2 p.m. and 8 p.m.) for demonstration. stration. Learn to make a ceramic pot and special events and shows SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING (26)-Speech watch 1t being fired-Atrium, Wendell Phillips English (5)-Counseling in Room 206a. See time heanng-hearing substitution equipment, rap Center (44) schedule for special event on Friday evening. with a computer, computer art, student 10 to 11 a. m - Physical Education Demonstrations Geology and Geography (30)-Mineral and fossil project displays including a digital clock, egg Weight Training-We1ght Room (42)-Canoe displays, map displays, informal discussion on launchers, Rube Coldb rg devices, also and Kayak Demonstration - Kjeldsen Pool the energy crisis in Room 6. jumping water and popping wheel. See time (62A)-Folk Dance Demonstration-Dance History, Sociology, Political Science (40)­ schedule (noon and 1:30 p.m) for special film Studio (42). Counseling in Room 206. showings. 10 to noon - Art Department -Woodworking and Mathematics (34)-Demonstration of Math SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY (69)-Continuing CeramiC D monstrations (34) -Conservatory Programs and Math Vocat1on displays, Room education program for dentists. See time of Music "Concert Continuous" (2) Master of 5. sch dule (10 a.m, 1.30 p m and 2·10 p.m.) Ceremonies-Or. Preston Stedman, Dean. Modern languages (5)-Demonstration of foreign for specific programs Also displays Participating groups in order of their ap­ language teaching (Spani h, French, Russian, pearance. Wind Ensemble, Dave Goedecke; German, Japanese) in Language Laboratory. SCHOOL OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (26)-Tactile Brass Ensemble, George Meredeith; Wood­ See time schedule (10 a.m. and 2 p.m.) for hearing substitution system display. wind Ensemble, Don DaCrade; Opera Theatre, specific events. Room 302B. McGEORGE SCHOOL OF LAW (69)-" The Legal Frederick Gersten; A Cappella Choir, Warren Philosophy (B)-Counseling, Room 203. See time Profession and the Public " Van Bronkhorst. - Workshop for Church •schedule (noon) for specific event. Workers With Youth -Sears Hall (8). 1. Ques­ PACIFIC MARINE STATION (6)-Salt water Physical Education and Recreation (42)-Exhibits, tions Youth Ask-Prof Kathleen Shannon; 2. aquanums, marine fossils . tours and demonstrations. See time schedule Dynam1cs of Croups-Prof. Walter L. Nyberg; (10 am , 11 a.m , 1 p m., 1:30 p m to 3:15 COWELL STUDENT HEALTH CENTER (67)-0pen 3. Reflection on the New Morality-Prof. p m ) for speci fie events for tours all day The Univ rsity computer Robert W Blaney, 4 Revolutions of th Th1rd Physics (68)-Exh1b1ts will mclude a film hewing center also is located m this build1ng and it World and American Youth-Prof Jam s a chemical react1on that demonstrat s cell will b open to vi itors all day Conway -~ <(.. r-,r .. 1·-.-.. ,.. , • --- •@ . ·- .. ' ~l JL.,.,.., .. -.. J 10:30 a.m.- Hypnosis Demonstration, Dr.
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