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Show The Daily Utah Chronicle, Tuesday, October Page Three 15, 1985 Female writing to be studied Wednesday, Oct. 16, the Women's Resource Center will present, "Writing and the Female Experience: A Dialogue." Panelists will include Peggy Batten, Marilyn Kry si, Stephanie Pace and Nancy Roberts. This panel of women writers w ill discuss topics pertinent to women's writing, including how being female affects writing style and nuance, why women tend to devalue their own work, and why one panel member is no longer writing. The presentation will be followed by a discussion with audience members is no longer writing. The presentation will be followed by a discussion with audience members. Stephanie Pace is a University of Utah faculty member in the English department, and teaches classes on women's writing. Nancy Roberts also teaches women's writing classes and workshops on campus and in the community. Peggy Batten is a published writer now teaching in the U.'s philosophy department. Visiting writer Marilyn Krysl is the author of several books of poetry and collected short stories, and is the director of the creative writing program at the University of Colorado. Students, staff and faculty, as well as the general public, are invited to attend, and admission is free. The program begins at 7:30 p.m. and will be held in the Women's Resource Center, Rm. 293 of the Union Building. Ancient water sheds light on quakes William T. whose chemical of Parry, lima. A memorial to University pfeuto t) studies of samples of ancient water is shedding new light on earthquake hazards of the Wasatch Front, will discuss his findings in a lecture Thursday, Oct. 17. Steve Of dlta of Utah sociology professor Glenn M. Vernon, that was left by one of his students. he was teaching. According to accounts repeated by students who witnessed the heart attack, Vernon's classroom was as usual informally arranged for discussion. He had just completed a chalkboard version of the paradigm some students say had come to symbolize his entire academic career. One student completed Vernon's paradigm with the message, "God be with you Dr. Vernon. We loved you." "He was doing what he loved doing and I don't think he would have chosen to die any other way," said another student. "He actually may have been teaching death and it it it it 65-year-- long-tim- e laughing and loving... every minute of it! futile' "Kerft professor was a veteran of the U.'s sociology old program and is recognized both locally and nationally for his work and publications. He was the author of seven books, including Human Interaction, Sociology of Religion, Sociology of Death and Sociology of Yesterday, today and tomorrow have never felt better. Tuesday, October 15. 1985 7:30 p.m. Mormonism. or Vernon was also a of Social Psychology. He is survived by his wife June, three Treasure Mountain Middle School Gym co-auth- children, eight grandchildren, tment of Geology and Geophysics' Distinguished Lecture Series. Presents two hours of singing and dancing and dying when he died." The geology and geophysics will speak at 4 p.m. in 103 James Fletcher Building as part of the depar- Hip wMi f(B&0 Sociology professor suffers fatal heart attack in class Glenn M. Vernon, a University of Utah professor and chairman of the sociology department, died Friday following a massive heart attack suffered during a class Parry, professor Tickets: two studentsenior citizen $5.00 adult $7.00 brothers and two sisters. Funeral services for Vernon will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the East Millcreek 10th LDS Ward,3640 S. 3510 E. Friends may call at the ward one hour prior to the service. ". ($1.00 off if purchased before Oct. 15th.) Available at Kimball Art Center, the YarrowHoliday Inn The Facts DO YOU WANT I it it it T Q gj H ,4 It it it Series 40 advanced calculators The powerful Hewlett-Packar- d are expandable. Versatile. Reliable. Soft Facts Hard Facts Thousands of software The most recent addition to the family, the has programs are available. HP-41C- $ Timer Module o Extended Functions Module n Enhanced Text-Fil- e Editor n And More! D it it a it it it at it it it it it it it it it $298.00 HEWLETT PACKARD Students receive a 10 discount on calculators with current U M-- F: 30 Sat: of U 10-- 3 I D. Tues. nights: until 7:30 p.m. VisaMastercardAmerican OF UTAH f : 0 H H g J p g t B S ' CREATIVE AND ORGANIZED, EXPERIENCED AND RESPONSIBLE, APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE AT ASUU OFFICE. R O J Q H g Express UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE UNIVERSITY ASUU IS PLANNING THE PARTY TO END ALL PARTIES AND WE NEED HELP: P X, built-i- n a R ' CAMPUS M .. . . :.- - 8 |
