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CAMPUS UPDATE April 12, 1984: Page 3 New Events Now by Renee Kaschner This month at the Jesse Besser Museum there will be 3 new events which include Contemporary Glass/ Contemporary Prints Exhibition, Doug Tyler Holography Workshop, and the Dawn of Astronomy at the Sky Theatre. Contemporary Glass/Contemp- orary Prints is a new exhibition now showing at the Jesse Besser Museum through May 27, 1984. The glass section of the exhibit features works by the European Glass Artists as part of Michigan’s Glass Month activities this April. The glass art exhibited provides a general survey of approaches and styles in the use of glass as a med- ium of artistic expression. Accom- panying the glass art is a selection of contemporary prints from the Cantor Lemberg Gallery of Birm- ingham, Michigan. In addition to the traditional printmaking meth- ods of woodcut, lithography, silk screen and etching; works featuring cast paper, montype printing and die-cut imagery are also shown. The Jesse Besser Museum is open to the public Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Sat- urday and Sunday from 1:00p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and also Thursday a ° Whether you need a new car, a vaca- tion, college tuition, Soule Buble: or money for bill we're Showing At JBM evenings from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. For more information contact Eugene A. Jennaman, Assistant Dir- ector, Jesse Besser Museum. Phone (517) 356-2202. Doug Tyler Hologram Workshop is being offered in conjunction with Mr.-Tyler’s exhibition of holograph- ic art that is now on exhibit at the museum through April 29. For those of you who would like ‘to learn more about holograms, how. they are made and to actually make one, the museum will offer a two day workshop in holography, April 28 and 29, 1984. Instructor for the workshop will be Doug Tyler, assistant professor of art at St. Mary’s College, Notre Dame, In- diana. Participants in the workshop will study the holographic process that uses laser light to produce 3-D imagery and will make holograms under the supervision of the in- structor. The workshop will be held from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on April 28, and 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on April 29. Fee for the work- shop is $45.00. Advance registra- tion and full payment is required by April 18. No previous exper- ience in the visual arts or the holo- graphic process is required. This SERVING NORTHEAST MICHIGAN As near as Miller& Oldfield St. NBD Jipena Bank Member Epic tela with ~ New Librarian Charles Tetzlaff will assume the position as Director of Learning Resources this summer. He pre- sently holds the same position at Gogebic Community College. Tetzlaff received’ an associate de- gree from Montcalm Community College and a bachelor of science degree and a master of arts degree from Central Michigan University. He is currently working toward an ns of high school age or older. In the Jesse Besser Museum Sky Theatre's new star program, The Dawn of Astronomy, we journey back in time to discover why the pyramids and iF ‘were Central Michigan Universi ity Tetzlaff replaces Denny Muir who retired in December. The dir- ector of the Learning Resource Center. is responsible for the ad- built. Visitors will see the splen- dor of the newly raised pyramids and watch as the sun rises over the Heel Stone at Stonehenge. The incredible achievements of early “man in measuring the length of the here to share with our friends. That includes arranging a fast and easy credit union oan without putting you through the wringer. Credit unions exist to provide financial services to members on a nonprofit basis. So, whatever we do, we do for you. Getting a credit union loan is so simple you might be: surprised. You can arrange for some loans over the phone. In other cases, getting a loan is just a matter of a few questions. Right now, we've got the money to loan to our friends. So, consider the credit union for your next loan, We'll be happy to help—because that’s what friends are for. Alpena—Alcona Govermental Employees CREDIT | UNION J Getting the most by getting together. Workstudy Students are Eligible For Membership year, a concept of the zodiac, and predicting exactly how the sun and moon move in the sky are celebrated in the Dawn of As- tronomy. This can be seen at the Sky Theatre, Sundays at 2:00 and 4:00 p.m. March 11 - May 13. Tickets for the show are $1.00 adults, $.50 for students under the age of 18. For more information contact Eugene A. Jennaman, 356-2202. COMMISSION REPORT (Continued from Page 1) There is a lack of occupational supply and demand data, Robinson said. Initial research has shown overlap and duplication among pub- lic institutions in training students for certain occupations. “The Commission has concluded that a centralized data base cover- ing all areas of higher education should be developed and = main- | tained, as well as a uniform. accoun- _ting procedure. of the college libraty, the learning skills center, and the audio-visual department to indure a high level of public and technical services for the users. Poninencecte Finalized by Monica Jahnke C will be available on a first come. first serve basis beginning April 4,1984 from Doris Trupiano, Re- cords Office, Van Lare Hall. The cost is 30 cents a piece for the tra- ditional styled announcements. sal Pridnia, State Representative, stu- dent speaker Timothy Gauthier, a student trio providing vocals, and Invocation and Benediction will be given by Reverand Charles Schultz, Hope Lutheran Church. 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