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Show PAt ;E 8 THE THUNDERBIRD TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 30, 1986 Master's program begins 86-8- 7 year llmtter-dloltu- w 79 NORTH MAIN CEDAR CITY. UTAH PHONE (801) 586-654- 9 w any cassette, tape or LP Expires October 30, 1906 Just because the Sun is fading doesnt mean that your tan has to! 12 sessions for $30.00! Single sessions $4.00! Unlimited sessions for one month $40.00! Good Oct.3 Nov.1. 1986 College Mens Haircuts only $5.00! Classes started today in Cedar City and St. George for individuals enrolled in the Southern Utah State CollegeUtah State University Master's Program in Elementary and Secondary Education. Registration for three Fall quarter classes can be completed at the first class session, while arrangements for an administrative internship are to be arranged on an individual basis, according to James M. Miller, dean of the SUSC School of Education. Education 666: Research for Classroom Teachers, starts Sept. 30 in Cedar. Miller is the instructor for the three-cred- it graduate class that is scheduled Tuesday at 6 p.m. in Old Main 309. Elementary and Secondary Education 615: Foundations of Curriculum, starts Oct.1 at 5 p.m. in room 205 of the Dixie Middle School. Education 654: Organization and Control, starts Oct. 2 in Cedar City, also scheduled at 6 p.m. in Old Main 309. The course is Iron County School instructor for the three-cred- it Clair Morris. J. Superintendent Master's program participants can earn yet another three credits for Elementary and Secondary Education 633, an administrative internship and onsite experience with a principal or school administrator. Arrangements for that program can be made by contacting Varnell Bench, associate dean of the USU School of Education, at 750-147Additional information about the program is available from or from Bench at USU. Miller at SUSC, 3. 586-780- 0, Women's Resource group offers fall slate of classes Classes dealing with biology, business, and communication as related to women's issues are being offered fall quarter by the SUSC Women's Resource Committee. it Available for credit or on a basis, the classes are and men all interested to individuals, women, students and open non-cred- T townspeople. Business 292 Women: The New Entrepreneurs, started Tuesday (Sept. 30 ). Taught by Harry Swanson, director of the it Utah Small Business Development Center at SUSC, the course deals with characteristics of the entrepreneur, and is a resource class on the how, why, when, what, and where of starting a business. Class will be held Tuesdays from 2 to 3 p.m. in Business 108. Communication 292 Gender and Communication, starts Oct. 1, taught by SUSC Forensic Director Suzanne Larson. The purpose of the class, she said, is to synthesize recent behavioral research examining the differences in communication patterns between men and women. Available for two credits, 'held Wednesdays from 3 to 4:35 p.m. in Business 102. Biology 292 Biomedical Advances in Human Affairs, starts Oct. 2, scheduled Thursday from 3 to 4 p.m. in Science 120. Dr. Joann S. Bowns, an associate professor of zoology, will discuss recent biomedical advances and the biological, social and psychological aspects of aging, then will lead the class in an exploration of the moral, ethical and biological values of the new technologies. The class is available for one SUSC credit. The Women's Resource Committee will sponsor six additional classes winter and fall quarters. A schedule is available by contacting Committee Chairwoman Betty Kingsford at 586-771one-cred- Call: Teresa Webb, Natalie Prince. Gary Prince, Amy Adams, or Mary Jane by Leah Jones Roper for details. Sculptured-Nail- s 36 West College Ave. 586-055- 7 WELCOME BACK SUSC STUDENTS FROM THE MUSIC STORE. 0. TINKS 925 SOOTH MAIN STREET (CEDAR SOUTH MALL NEXT TO SKAGGS) FEATURING: BAND & ORCHESTRA ACCESSORIES GUITARS SHEET MUSIC PIANOS & KEYBOARDS LESSONS AVAILABLE FROM A PROFESSIONAL STAFF OF MUSICIANS vj SUPERIOR AUTO PARTS 2C0 WEST 200 NORTH 6 O CEDAR CITY, 586-389- FAST SERVICE & LOW PRICES! WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF AUTO PARTS & ACCESSORIES FOR FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CARS & TRUCKS AUTO. PARTNER |
