Staff Reports
Arizona Daily Wildcat
October 29, 1997

Today on Campus

• Let me guess, you want to see an afternoon matinee. In that case, make sure you check out today's Math Movie. Mathematician George Poyla stars in "Let Us Teach Guessing," describing the process by which mathematics was created. The film will begin at 4 p.m. in Room 202 of the Family Consumer Resources building.

• Learn to compute probabilities by attending "The Uneasy Relation Between Probability and Quantum Mechanics" at 3:30 p.m. in the physics and atmospheric sciences building. UA's William Faris will present this colloquium to explain the notions of consistent history and decoherence and their role in recent interpretations of quantum mechanics.

• Help save the mountain gorilla. How? Chief Scientific Director at The Dian Gorilla Fund, H. Dieter Steklis of Rutgers University, will present "The Mountain Gorilla - Do We Know Enough About Them To Save Them?" This discussion will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Anthropology building.

• A collaborative exhibit of art by Diane Mansfield Colligan, accompanied by a poetry reading by Charles Gillispie, will be take place at 5 p.m. in the Arizona Gallery of the Student Union to demonstrate "The Relevance of Beauty."

-compiled by Kate Longworth