Counseling Ser-vices staff will present a free depression screening. For details, call 2-6766. All are welcome to the lecture and the reception to follow it. With the second anniversary of Professor Rubin Rabinovitz's death while fishing in the Big Thompson Canyon, a scholarship has been established in his memory. The scholarship is established to honor Rubin for his erudition, integrity, enthusiasm, warmth and wit, and is intended to benefit committed students in need, as he was aided when he was a student.
All contributions are tax-deductible.
Those with questions may reach Ms. Gardiner at 492-8692. Those ideals include awareness and activism concerning women's issues, academic excellence, and an openness to life and true diversity of interests. To nominate someone for either of these awards, submit a letter of reference and support to Willard 134, Campus Box 103, by 1 November. The British Studies Center has an opening for a part-time graduate assistant. If interested, contact Teresa Nugent at 2-2723.