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You don't have to read tea leaves to determine the future. Attend Career Fair today in the Arizona Ballroom in the Student Union between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. This is serious business! More than 200 companies will provide information about employment and internship opportunities. Career Week runs through Thursday. Call Stephanie Bowers at 621-2036 for details.

Going to the doctor doesn't always bring the hum-drum blues. Arizona blues champion Lisa Otey will perform from noon to 1 p.m. at UMC's DuVal Auditorium. So hike on up to north campus - doctor's land - and enjoy a concert for free! Contact Nancy Guthrie at 626-7301 for more information.

The Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology is presenting another part of their seminar series this afternoon in Room 237 of the Biological Sciences West building. Rick (not Rock) Hudson will explain "Models of Altruism and Cheating in Slime Molds" at high noon. Kinda sounds like human behavior, doesn't it? Draw your own conclusions, or feel free to question Susana Noriega-Edmond at 621-1588.

Juan M. Restrepo, UA Department of Mathematics, sets up the circuits for "Stable and Unstable Solitary-Wave Solutions of the Generalized Regularized Long-Wave Equation" in Room 402 of the Mathematics building (where else?). Take a seat at 12:30 p.m. to join in this Program in Applied Mathematics PDE Seminar. Kathleen Leick has further information at 621-2016.

Relive your childhood today at the PTYS/LPL Colloquia. Well, sort of - the lecture is titled "Playing with Dali's: Assembling the DISR Field Panoramas." Okay, so you won't actually be doing anything even remotely related to your elementary school years, but it should still be fun. Bashar Rizk, LPL Research Associate, will speak from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. in Room 308 of Kuiper Space Sciences. For a breakdown of the lecture topic, call Pam Streett at 621-6963.

The Career Fair gets fashion conscious today from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. in Gallagher Theatre. Gale Duff-Bloom, president of marketing and company communications of JCPenney, will talk about "21st Century Retailing: The Customer, the Marketplace, and You" as part of the UA Retail Career Fair. Her presentation is sponsored by the UA Southwest Retail Center for Education and Research. Kim Brooke can answer your burning questions at 621-1715.

What happens when a student notices a comet hurtling toward Earth at tremendous speed? Chaos, of course! See how our government might deal with such a dilemma tonight at Gallagher Theatre. "Deep Impact" plays tonight at 7:30 and 9:50. Be dazzled by special effects for a nominal fee of $2.50.

The University Activities Board's Films Committee presents a different kind of potential destruction tonight at 7:30. "Reefer Madness," a 1937 propaganda film about the dangers of marijuana, will be showing in the Cellar for free. The film is renowned for its over-exaggeration of the side effects and damages caused by smoking the green leafy substance. Check it out - this is probably the only time you'll see a humorous take on marijuana here on campus.

Compiled by Kim Stravers