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Show Page 8 Forum September 30, 1983 Alumnus Begins 1983-8- 4 Residents Programs Distinguished A Westminster alumnus and a From Tanner distinguished Professor of Mathematics, Leslie R. Tanner, will return to Westminster as a part of the Distinguished Residents Program, Oct. 3 through 7. Tanner, now a professor of Mathematics at the College of Idaho, is scheduled to speak to classes at Westminster during the week of Oct. 3, according to Martha Springer, assistant director of the Distinguished Residents Program. Springer said that the Distinguished Residents Program hosts persons who are distinguished in their fields for the purpose of complementing and enriching the academic programs at Westminster. Tanner graduated with a bachelors degree in Mathematics from Westminster in 1958. He received his masters degree in Mathematics from the University of Utah in 1966 and his Doctorate in Mathematics from the University of Georgia in 1974. CLASSIFIEDS taught Mathematics at Westminster. Tanner has also taught Mathematics at Jamestown College and the University 1958-196- 2, of Georgia. While at Westminster during the first week of October, Tanner will speak to Logic, Math and Computer Science classes. Visitors are welcome to attend the classroom discussions and may obtain Tanners schedule from the Arts and Sciences office in Foster Hall, Room 209, according to Springer. workTanner also plans to conduct a in Oct. who Students enroll shop Geometry, and participate in the workshop will be eligible to receive one semester hour of credit, according to Springer. More information on the workshop can be obtained from Professor Bruce Bemis or from the 4-- 7. Registrars Office. 532-RAP- E. Flight training Ground schools. Fly for for business for career. Allan Aviation fun School. Call 544-049- after 6 p.m. 5 Win Two Free Dinners Compliments of ASWC at your favorite restaurant. Weekly drawings. Contact an ASWC Cabinet Member for more details. Roommate Wanted: 2 bedroom in Murray. $100 per month plus 7 Call Bob after 9 p.m. apartment 12 utilities. 263-131- Phi Beta Lambda Students Compete Gary Kanski attended the Utah Phi Beta Lambda competition in St. George last spring expecting only to have the opportunity to see how these competitions work. Instead, he took third place in Business Administration and received an invitation to compete in Phi Beta Lambdas national competition. Phi Beta Lambda, the collegiate counterpart to Future Business Leaders of America, annually holds state and national competitions among its member colleges and universities in a wide range of business-relate- d fields. Westminster College business club members competed for the first time last year. Alan Rogers, associate professor of accounting, said Westminster would have done even better last year, had more than four people competed. Rogers graded tests for the Accounting Competition. I have students who would have aced the accounting tests. The winners (at the competi Rape Crisis Center Volunteers are needed to help with crisis intervention. Both men and women are needed to work with victims and family members. Commitment of 16 hours per month. Training begins Oct. 7. Call tion) scored around 90, said Rogers. Rogers sees the Phi Beta Lambda competition as a good selling tool for Westminster. Not only does the competition demonstrate the quality of Westminsters business program, but many of the competitors in Utah attend two-yecolleges and are looking for a school where they can complete their education, said Rogers. Kanski agreed. He also pointed out that Phi ar Beta Lambda provides invaluable contacts with members of the business community and much of the competition involves real world situations. Next years competition will be held at the Utah Technical College in Orem, April 27-2- The 1982-8- 3 Ellipsis is available, without charge, to those who were registered last year. Pick up yours in the Arts and Sciences office (Foster 209). Earn $500 or more each school year. Flexible hours. Monthly payment for placing posters on campus. Bonus based on results. Prizes awarded as well. 800-526-088- 3. Place Classified Ads in the Forum Cost to students, 10$ per word. To 20$ per word. Call Kathy Hammond. Ext. 291. non-studen- ts, Looking For More Room To Live? 8, 1984. To qualify for attendance at the competition, students must join Phi Beta Lambda and the Westminster Business Students Association. Membership is open to all business majors. Dues are $20, payable by Oct. 7. Read our Classifieds Featuring CTA '' tU Salon... Kv' -- 1. V Full service hair Salon 2. Make-u- p 3. Nalls A -0 Av 4. Tanning Salon A (A service oriented all in one location) center, CTA 4S36 Si PUu ZW m20 wr? (Son Z7Z-9- S por Offe- 0 fO p.T.A i V L WITH 'I r- M Wly THIS '"(MT OK EspUesDcccUft!. HAiJU. OJutmaJu-u- fl IMS r.T.A I , I V |
