U of A - Today

• The Library offers a free workshop on an Introduction to the Internet in the Science and Engineering Library Room 311 from 9 p.m. until 11 p.m.

  The workshop covers Internet terms, history of the Internet, utilities and resources. Participants should leave the class knowing how to access the World Wide Web using Netscape Navigator. Participants should be familiar with the Widows program.

• Career Services if offering a free workshop on resume writing from 8 a.m. until 9 a.m. Students are required to check in at the Career Services reception desk in the lower level of Old Main.

• The Hillel Foundation presents Jonthan Seidel to speak on "The Ethics of Speech in Jewish Tradition and Law," at the Hillel Center at 7 p.m. in celebration of Jewish awareness month.

• The University of Arizona Business and Professional Women present Judy Nolte Temple, director of UA Women's Studies Department, to speak on "What Great-Grandma Really Read: Victorian Romances," at noon in the Memorial Student Union's Tucson Room. There is a $2 charge for non-BPW members.

• The Flandrau Science Center and Planetarium presents "The Comets are Coming," a exploration into the nature and origin of comets at 7:30 p.m. At 8:30 p.m. the Lazer Light Show features music from Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon. General admission is $6 and $5 for students.

Donald Hakin of the Art Department designed the 15-foot, 2,800-pound stainless steel sculpture in front of the Memorial Student Union's main entrance in 1972, which cost $7,000.

The sculpture, an abstract concept of an Indian petroglyph's base, was intended to be filled with rocks and boulders but this never came to pass.

Today the figure appears to be standing in a shallow concrete bathtub.

Source: A Photographic History of the U of A