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Backpacking Whi Hollis Wednesday 7-8 p.m. RH Rm 305 Max. 25 mi^ ujurbe is aesigneu ror people in the beginning to intermediate range. Five classes will consist of learning about basic first aid, wilderness ethics, different types of equipment and food. The course will culminate in a weekend expedition. Your instructor is a certified Outward Bound instructor. The Computer Chris Weiss and John McDermott Monday 5:30-6:30 p.m. RH Rm 327A Max. 40 i nis is a ciass tor those who want to learn more about the computer itself ? its history, its impact on society, and its uses today and in the future, it will include a visit to the Computer Services Division Room, where the two instructors are employed. Eckankar icancsaii wamcK Monday 7:30-9 p.m. RH Rm 327B NO Max. This course of open discussion provides a study of the history, ancient techniques and teaching of Eckankar ? the science of total awareness. Some topics will be reachina nfhPr wnrlrlc thrnnnh . -? w w> w. ?W v/1 I V.I 1? VViyi I imagination, spiritual responsibility and reincarnation. Your instructor has been involved in Eckankar for the past 2 years and in other groups dealing with human potential and positive thinking. Basic ventriloquism E*0 udiy K. nan?un Tuesday 8-10 p.m. RH Rm 304 Max. 30 This course will present the basic skills of ventriloquism, including voice projection, manipulation of dummies, comedy, using puppets and other skills needed to put together your own routine. Backgammon Jeff van Dyke i utssaay o-/ p.m. RH Rm 305 No max. Beginners and advanced players learn to Improve your game for fun and profit. Learn where and when to move according to the best possible odds in your favor, learn to double the cube to your advantage ana most important, learn to win. Mixology Margie Robinson Sunday 2 p.m. Scoreboard Lounge HS8fiBHBBS8R8R?9S9liHBfiBSHEfiHfiHH8SBBEi This class Is back by popular demand! Margie is an experienced bartender and will cover the gamut of mixing drinks. You must be over 21 years old and there will be an additional $15 fee for students/$20for nonstudents. Astral Projection "The Out of Body Experience" Joeseph Fraccalvieri ill Monday 8-10 p.m. RH Rm 305 NO Max. This course is designed to familiarize you with this phenomenon and develop through lecture and exercises these physic abilities. This will mciuae ooay relaxation, altered states of consciousness and visualization. Joe Is a returning instructor and has had a lifetime of experience with these concepts. Bicycle Maintenance Roy Hall Wednesday 7-8 p.m. RH Rm 305 Max. 10 if you own a ten speed then this course will show you how to keep Your bicycle in prime shape. Repair and proper maintenance is essential to keeping your bicycle un une roaa. btuaents wm gain insight and information on the gearing system of their bikes. How to Buy a used Car Tomwarta Thursday 4-5 p.m. 2nd Level Blossom. Parking Garage Max. 40 If vou are or will be lookina for a used car, this course is a must. Your instructor will teach you all the important inside tips in buying the best used car without buying a lemon. Your worries of uncertainty about a car will be left behind if you take this course. waraaming Lee Cleveland Thursday 5-9 p.m. RH Rm 304 Max. 20 Wargaming Is a hobby designed for students with strategy in mind. The course will teach students to strategize in war games moving successively from easier to harder games each 'week. The last class will feature a battlefield of miniatures, tuui imsuu^lui noa been President of the USC Wargaming Society for the past 2 years. Yoga Mike Harmon Monday and Wednesday 7-8 p.m. RH Rm 327A Max. 30 This course will be primarily concerned with the study and practice of Hatha Yoga. This type of Yoga concerns itself with bodily postures and breathing control which will improve body condition, health and overall fitness. This course is an excellent form of self control for athletes and nonathletes alike. Your instructor nas practiced Yoga tor a years. introduction to India RaJarathriam Aluri Tuesday 8-9 p.m. RH Rrn 327B Max. 50 This course will allow students to explore India's social, cultural, religious, economic and political influence in the world. A series of lectures and individual tonics will be covered as India's influence in the world continues to increase. Human Safety Ray Cheficeni Tuesday and Thursday 6:30-7:30 p.m. RH Rm 327B Max. 20 Ensure your body's health and safety by learning to become better aware of your surrounding environment through campus orientations and vour human body through self realization and meditation. Family and its Role In society Ray Chekenl Tuesday and Thursday 5-6 p.m. RH Rm 327B Max. 20 This class will begin with an Introduction to the basis of the family and its structure, cover parent/child relations, responsibilities of parents, and the family and society. Ray has taught to adults at USC and individual families. Cain insight and unriprcf-anriinri tr? f-hio rr?lo anri im V I Vfl I I I CV/ tl I V/ ? V/IV Ul 1V4 II I I portance of the family unit. pggggpiggMMNHIi and enthuslasr I CAM I Bellydancing I Mary Louise Hough H Monday 6-7 p.m. Beginners 1 7-8 p.m. intermediates M mu WM icn Km jus : ; Learn a new exercise and dance f;.\ form with the ancient art of M Middle Eastern Belly Dance. !h| Beginning dance steps will in- j crease flexibility, poise and in- | troduce another culture, in- | termediate bellydance training. S] Instruction in use of veil and ad- 1 i ditional dance steps will be in- f j ciuaea. bring veil is yaras or pi chiffon) by second class. ' Motorcycle Main- 1 tenance |sj Mark Gilcotte and Tommy Cress f j Saturday 1 p.m. Ii Place will be announced p j This course will go over basic R j motorcycle maintenance, elec- j trical and mechanical repairs, and H tune ups. Also the safety aspect of |&| motorcycle will be covered. Both [ | instructors have extensive f ! knowledge based on over 10 years H of experience. i ! Clogging | j Time and Place to be Announced ; e I Karate jfj Time and Place to De Announced | i Registration | I When: Oct. 6-7 students H Oct. 8-10 open to all H Where: rhuu Lobby 2nd floor 10 E j a.m.-4 p.m. ; Activities Office 4 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. ; xEOinAV/DnM .CM im ? mu/ri -r p#.u?. - | Fees: $2.50 students (limit 3 courses) m 3.50 faculty and staff 4.50 public _ (fees are non- iS?!? C refundable) j .Sg recognize our 1980 1 1 (D io gave their time L L > n for the success of L Sl 7* -A?J"c -sltv program. rUSSell hOUSe 3