Today on Campus

• "What is this Year 2000 phenomenon and why should I be concerned?" The 21st century is almost here, and year-2000 concerns relating to your workstation are addressed from 2 to 3 this afternoon. Expand the networks you use and the mainframes you access by getting a general overview of computer-related millennium issues in the University Main Library, Rooms A313-314.

• Devoting your paychecks to psychiatric help? Is it working? Nancy Carole Rybski will devote a discussion to "An Evaluation of a Family Group Therapy Program for Domestically Violent Adolescents." For information on this topic, be in Room 205D of the Family and Consumer Resources building at 1 this afternoon.

• Discuss what happens when you hit rock bottom and attend "At the End of Welfare: Single Mothers' Coping Strategies and Family Well-being." Kathryn Edin of the University of Pennsylvania will lead this talk in Room 415 of the Social Sciences building at noon.

• "A 'ball and chain-like' model for the chemical regulation of Connexin43" will be presented by Mario Delmar of the SUNY Health Science Center at Syracuse, New York. Join the lesson from 11 a.m. to noon in the Arizona Health Sciences Center, Room 5403.

• Mei Yu will discuss "An Experimental and Empirical Investigation of the FCC's Spectrum Auctions." If you think you can keep up with this economics lesson, show up at 9 a.m. in McClelland Hall, Room 401KK.

-compiled by Kate Longworth