i -- . . The Daily Utah Chronicle, Monday, October Page Three 14, 1985 EVENTS Please submit items for Events weekdays between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. two days before HEB la jn. Mechanical Engineering Seminar, "The Mechanical Engineering publication. Items should be typed or Facilities and How to Use Them," JTB legibly written on white paper or on a form Rm.101. Noon Women's Resource from the Chronicle office, 240 Union. Center Sack Lunch Seminar, "Multiple Please include date, time and place. Roles of Women," Karen Fisher, Union Tomorrow section may be deleted when Rm 293. Noon ASUU Challenge news space is limited. For quick University Lecture, Jack Anderson, syndicated of Utah calendar information anytime, call columnist, Union Ballroom. Noon Law Seminar, "Practicing Law With Your Today Conscience," Law Conference Room. Noon Marriott Library r, Club presentation, lp.m. meet at the general reference desk. Biology conference room. 1:30p.m. Noon Update on Nicaragua, Union Free health screening for new students, 4 p.m. Marriott Student Health Service, Bldg. 44. Little Theatre. 3 n Tour, meet at the general p.m. Marriott Library Drop-I- n Tour, Library Drop-I581-U.of- 1 U. Pre-Den- tal Drop-In-Tou- reference desk. 4 p.m. Seminar'Sexual Selection and Biology Specifica- tion in Hawaiian Drosophilia," Kenneth V. Kaneshiro, Biology Rm.212. 7p.m. International Folkdancing, Union meet at the general reference desk. 4p.m. Bioengineering Seminar, ''Thermal Analysis Techniques of Biocompatible Materials,' Dennis LeTendre, Perkin Elmer Corp., MEB Rm. Ballroom 7:30pm Musical Theatre, 2078. 4p.m. Chemical Engineering Graduate Seminar, "Applied Research in "Charlie," Kingsbury Hall. Tomorrow the Processing Industries," Donald A. 9:55a.m. Books and Banter, "GovernDahlstrom, MEB Rm. 2037 4:30p.m. the renewed ing Ungovernable Gty," by PMT DinnerTheatre Special, East Ted Wilson, OSH Rm. 255. 10a.m. Panorama Room 5:30p.m. Davis r, Marriott Library meet at County Band Day, Rice Stadium the general reference desk. 11a.m. 7p.m. Campus Recreation Outdoor Adiabatic "The Program pre outing meeting for "MounSeminar, Chemistry Semiclassical tain to Bicycling Deep Creek Mountains and Approach Dynamics," Rex Skodje, University of Colorado, 102 the Pony Express Trail" Building 420. Drop-InTou- -- Expert says tax change will be slow from page one "When you make anything more the Senate now because 22 Republican in 1986. senators are up for take not to going "They're any chances of having uncertainty in people's minds about what is going to happen with tax reform," he said. Carlson said it is now probable the U.S. Senate will slip to ion expensive, you have less of it. And if you have less investment and less home ownership, you have less growth and a lower standard of living in the future. This will cripple the country," he said. The Treasury Department is at fault because it assumes tax changes will not affect behavior of consumers, said Carlson. The department assumes people will continue to buy at the same level. Carlson said no tax reform bill will pass Democratic leadership in 1986. He said tax change will probably be piecemeal. "We'll have piecemeal, small, digestible evolutionary types of tax change to help with the deficit." Hinckley Institute has political internships There are no set deadlines for the quarter-lon- g internships. Bae Gardner, by Dee Naquin Staff writer Most students wanting to earn college credit consider lectures, notes and readings. The Hinckley Institute of Politics offers some alternatives. Students interested in alternatives might consider doing an internship. The Hinckley Institute offers various internships in Salt Lake Gty and Washington, DC Internships are available in Salt Lake City with the Utah Legislature, the governor's office and different city offices. In Washington, D.C, students can serve internships with Utah senators, congressmen and different Senate committees. Although length varies, most internStudents perform ships are quarter-lon- g. diverse tasks, such as research, writing and attending briefings. A paper is usually required for the internship which gives a student three to five hours of college credit. Red Grooms, Washington, D.C Students participate in lectures, panel discussions, debates and briefings. Speakers at the lectures include members of Congress, White House and State Department staff, national news correspondents, foreign diplomats, Pentagon officials, and business and financial executives from both the domestic and international sectors. The deadline for application for Winterim is November. Gardener said students can call or stop by the Hinckley Institute with any questions about the internships. internationally recognized sculptor and painter, will give a tribute to New York City. His work is Wednesday, Oct. 23 at the University of social observation. Grooms studied at the Art Institute of Chicago and the Hans Hofmann School. His work is in the collections of most major American museums including the Whitney Museum in New York Gty. public lecture and slide presentation Utah. Grooms will speak at 3:20 p.m. in the Fine Arts Auditorium. He is best know for his sprawling, mixed -- media sculpture installations such characterized by humor and penetrating o D D D 0 6 D D D D D Columbus Day Special 1 12 Hoagie & Shell Pasta Salad Otter Expire D Hour: 859 E. 900 So. 11 t D '3' 101885 1 m. to 10 p.m., Mon. thru Sat. (801) WHY SETTLE FOR NO SERVICE WHEN YOU CAN HAVE FAST, FULL, QUALITY SERVICE! 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