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SKILLS COURSE FOR WOMEN Women's Center 3 East Market, Iowa City 353-6265; 353-6266 The women's center is currently teaching a course on self-defence, taught by women who are into karate and judo. They are trying to set up classes in auto mechanics and general financing; if you have either knowledge or interest in these areas, contact them. The important thing is to pull yourself up by your own hair, to turn yourself inside out and see the world with fresh eyes. Marat from Marat/Sade ACTION STUDIES PROGRAM 303 Jefferson Bldg (Dubuque and Washington St) 353-3610 Mon.-Fri. 1-5pm The University of Iowa's free university which emphasizes relevant, student-sensitive courses in a way which minimizes redtape and bureaucratic procedures. It allows the student to initiate and coordinate credit and non-credit courses; it gives the faculty the opportunity to experiment with course material which might eventually be used in their department and it aids in the departments by allowing them to try out a course without expending any funds since the Action Studies Program supports the cours economically. When the budge allows, course coordinators who qualify for work-study aid will be given work-study employment. Moneys can also be appropriated to student coordinators who qualify for work-study aid if budget allows. Persons wishing to receive credit must register and obtain the appropriate departmental course cards at registration. This requires tuition fees. Course taken for no credit are free. Examples of courses for Fall semester, 1971-72: (A) for credit- the Socialization of American Women; Introduction to Contemporary Fantasy Literature; History of Non-Violence (Historical Background of Contemporary Issues) (B) no cred it- Foraging (Wild Foods); Short Course in Self-Defense, Discrimination Against Women Within The University Community, The teachings of Baha'U'liah. The Action studies program has a wide selection of publications ranging from Women's Liberation to War in its "Orange Crate Library." CRAFTS IOWA MEMORIAL UNION CRAFT CENTER Iowa Memorial Union 353-3119 Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. Provides instructions and materials for crafts. Classes include jewelry, metalsmithing, ceramics, life drawing, painting, batik, tie dye, macrame, photography, silk screening, wood carving, weaving and basketry. A users card costs $6 for students and student spouses, and $10 for the general public, for a semester. In addition, the classes cost $6, but those who are already familiar with a craft can use the facilities without taking a class. Anyone who is qualified and enthusiastic can apply to be a teacher. Registration dates for classes are the same as those of the University. Classes start three weeks after registration. IOWA CITY CRAFT GUILD 1515 Jackson Ave. $12.50 annually for use of house which holds equipment for weaving, ceramics, metal work, hobby crafts and jewelry making. Lessons offered in the above areas, pretty cheap. RECREATION CENTER CLASSES Classes for adults and children in photography, hobby crafts, drawing and painting, and ceramics. There are two ten week sessions starting in September and January. The classes cost between $5-$8 and registration is open two weeks before the beginning class date. COMMUNITY MARKET CATALOG 849 Edkin Street West Chester, PA 19380 The groups who compose the "community" are individuals, families, groups, cooperatives, communes and communities who are trying to create a better life for themselves and others. Economically oppressed people and people who want to create an alternative life style are well represented. To support themselves they make quality items to sell. This catalog is a medium for others to learn about these people and their products. THE NUT SHELL 331 So. Glbert Iowa City 337-5884 Inexpensively handmade items by local people. Pottery, paintings, macrame, jewlry, custom designed clothes, etc. all sold on consignment. Support your local artists. PAGE 38
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SKILLS COURSE FOR WOMEN Women's Center 3 East Market, Iowa City 353-6265; 353-6266 The women's center is currently teaching a course on self-defence, taught by women who are into karate and judo. They are trying to set up classes in auto mechanics and general financing; if you have either knowledge or interest in these areas, contact them. The important thing is to pull yourself up by your own hair, to turn yourself inside out and see the world with fresh eyes. Marat from Marat/Sade ACTION STUDIES PROGRAM 303 Jefferson Bldg (Dubuque and Washington St) 353-3610 Mon.-Fri. 1-5pm The University of Iowa's free university which emphasizes relevant, student-sensitive courses in a way which minimizes redtape and bureaucratic procedures. It allows the student to initiate and coordinate credit and non-credit courses; it gives the faculty the opportunity to experiment with course material which might eventually be used in their department and it aids in the departments by allowing them to try out a course without expending any funds since the Action Studies Program supports the cours economically. When the budge allows, course coordinators who qualify for work-study aid will be given work-study employment. Moneys can also be appropriated to student coordinators who qualify for work-study aid if budget allows. Persons wishing to receive credit must register and obtain the appropriate departmental course cards at registration. This requires tuition fees. Course taken for no credit are free. Examples of courses for Fall semester, 1971-72: (A) for credit- the Socialization of American Women; Introduction to Contemporary Fantasy Literature; History of Non-Violence (Historical Background of Contemporary Issues) (B) no cred it- Foraging (Wild Foods); Short Course in Self-Defense, Discrimination Against Women Within The University Community, The teachings of Baha'U'liah. The Action studies program has a wide selection of publications ranging from Women's Liberation to War in its "Orange Crate Library." CRAFTS IOWA MEMORIAL UNION CRAFT CENTER Iowa Memorial Union 353-3119 Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. Provides instructions and materials for crafts. Classes include jewelry, metalsmithing, ceramics, life drawing, painting, batik, tie dye, macrame, photography, silk screening, wood carving, weaving and basketry. A users card costs $6 for students and student spouses, and $10 for the general public, for a semester. In addition, the classes cost $6, but those who are already familiar with a craft can use the facilities without taking a class. Anyone who is qualified and enthusiastic can apply to be a teacher. Registration dates for classes are the same as those of the University. Classes start three weeks after registration. IOWA CITY CRAFT GUILD 1515 Jackson Ave. $12.50 annually for use of house which holds equipment for weaving, ceramics, metal work, hobby crafts and jewelry making. Lessons offered in the above areas, pretty cheap. RECREATION CENTER CLASSES Classes for adults and children in photography, hobby crafts, drawing and painting, and ceramics. There are two ten week sessions starting in September and January. The classes cost between $5-$8 and registration is open two weeks before the beginning class date. COMMUNITY MARKET CATALOG 849 Edkin Street West Chester, PA 19380 The groups who compose the "community" are individuals, families, groups, cooperatives, communes and communities who are trying to create a better life for themselves and others. Economically oppressed people and people who want to create an alternative life style are well represented. To support themselves they make quality items to sell. This catalog is a medium for others to learn about these people and their products. THE NUT SHELL 331 So. Glbert Iowa City 337-5884 Inexpensively handmade items by local people. Pottery, paintings, macrame, jewlry, custom designed clothes, etc. all sold on consignment. Support your local artists. PAGE 38
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