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Photophun Do you believe that outfit? Photos By Dean Hines But I got it at Bell's . . . Counseling Center To Offer Batch of Student Workshops . . . ‘Contrast’ Study By Dr. Andrade Is Published Dr. Marcel Andrade, associate pro fessor of Spanish and chairman of the Department of Foreign Languages, is the author of "Cultural Contrasts: Hispanic-North American" published in March by ;the Summer Institute of Linguistics, Ministry of Education, in ^ Ecuador. The institute, staffed by North American scholars, is affiliated with 10 U.S. universities. "My study represents many years of research and observation," said An drade. "The purpose of the book is the better understanding of North American and Hispanic peoples through the awareness of their dif ferences." Written in English and Spanish, the book includes an inventory of body language (gestures). It is available in the UNC-A bookstore. "Cultural Contrasts" is Andrade's fourth published book. Two Vampires Make One Week Two vampires for the price of one, which is to say absolutely free to students with I.D., will insinuate themselves into the gloom of Lipinsky Student Center's darkened auditorium three days apart. The films are separated by 57 years in order of creation, though both are faithfully drawn from the novel "Dracula," by Bram Stoker. A 1922 version directed by F.W. Murnau, with Max Schreck as the blood-gurgling count, will flicker into life, soundlessly, at 3 p.m. Thursday, April 17. At 6:30 and 9 p.m. Sunday, April 20, the latest "Nosferatu (The Vampyre)" will rise from his coffin with the help of everything modern film technology can muster for the event. This 1979 version of the deathless classic stars Klaus Kinsky and Isabelle Adjani and was directed by Werner Herzog. It was ranked among the 10 best films of the year. On Sunday, April 27, there will be two showings of "Grand Illusion," a masterpiece that has been called " the greatest anti-war film ever made." Screenings are at 6:30 and 9 p.m. Directed by Jean Renoir, the French film stars Jean Cabin, Pierre Fresnay and Erica Von Stroheim. The work -Turn To Page Seven- The University Counseling Center is offering a variety of workshops this spring and summer. If your group is in terested in participating in one of the following, contact the Center at exten sion 256. Times for workshops will be arranged with participants. HUMAN RELATIONS TRAINING: Personal behaviors that facilitate and hinder effective communication will be discussed. HUMAN SEXUALITY: This workshop takes a look at rela tionships and sexuality and will be geared toward specific participant in terests and questions. RESUME WRITING: The practical art of job searching begins with your ability to present yourself in writing The Resume. INTERVIEWING FOR JOBS: Program is very flexible, based on needs and experience of group. Con tent may include whom to interview with, how to prepare for interviews (research, writing, relaxation), what makes favorable impressions, what to expect and not to expect, discrimina tion, etc. STRESS MANAGEMENT AND RELAXATION TRAINING: Program is designed to teach par ticipants the basic principles of relaxa tion ("the regenerative function of physical and psychological rest") so that you can enjoy and more effective ly deal with work, recreation and in terpersonal relationships. ASSERTIVE TRAINING: Being assertive means saying what we think, want or feel while respecting the rights of others. The workshop will include discussion and role play to teach assertive behavior. SELF ESTEEM: This is a workshop to help focus on our positive qualities, strengths, and accomplishments in order to feel hap pier and more self-confident.
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