University Gazette, FEBRYARY 7, 2001

Call 2-1039 or 2-2224. http://www.unc.edu/depts/music/index3.html 2/15 UNC Wind Ensemble with Fred Kameny, piano. Stravinsky: Concerto for Piano & Winds. Aud, Hill. 8 pm.

WILLIAM S. NEWMAN ARTISTS SERIES

Call 2-1039, 2-2224 or http://www.unc.edu/depts/music/index3.html

2/16 The Peabody Trio. Works of Shulamit Ran, Ravel, Brahms. Aud, Hill. 8 pm. $

NORTH CAROLINA SYMPHONY

2/17 Tchaikovsky: Romeo and Juliet Overture; Stravinsky: Suite from Pulcinella; Sibelius: Symphony No. 2. Memorial Hall. 8 pm.

CAROLINA UNION FILMS

Call 2-1449 for privilege card; 2-2285 for info. Aud, Student Union.

2/9 Breakfast at Tiffany's. 7 pm. Love and Basketball. 10 pm.

2/10 Love and Basketball. 7 pm. Breakfast at Tiffany's. 10 pm.

2/16, 17 Almost Famous. 7:30 pm., 10 pm. $

MOREHEAD PLANETARIUM

Call 549-6863 for show times or 2-1236, http://www.morehead.unc.edu/ No public shows Mon, Tue. $

* "Supernova!" Opens 2/10. 1:30 pm. Premier only is free for UNC employees & up to three guests.

* "Extreme Weather."

* "Search for the Edge of the Universe." Through 2/9.

* "Earth, Moon and Sun."

* "Once Upon a Universe."

* "Winnie the Pooh and the Golden Rocket."

* "Sky Rambles." The current night sky.

CAMPUS RECREATION

203 Woollen Gym. Call 2-1153, pomerant@email.unc.edu http://www.unc.edu/depts/camprec/ Gym/Pool privilege card required.

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EXHIBITS

ACKLAND ART MUSEUM

Wed-Sat, 10 am-5 pm; Sun, 1-5 pm. Call 406-9837 (tape), 6-5736 (voice), 2-0837 (TTY); ackland @email.unc.edu http://www.unc.edu/depts/ackland

* "Mass and Masterpiece: Celebrating the Eucharist in the Renaissance and Baroque." Through May.

* "Seasons of Paris," French art from the collection of the Ackland." Through 3/25.

* "Manuscript Illumination from the Jeanne Miles Blackburn Collection."

* "Touchstone: 200 Years of Artists' Lithographs." Opens 2/18-5/20.

ALLCOTT GALLERY

Hanes Art. Mon-Fri, 8 am-5 pm. Call 2-2015, http://www.unc.edu/depts/art

* Carmon Colangelo. "Re-Tracings." Through 2/8.

* In Chin Lee. Artist-in-residence producing ceramic vessels. Through 2/9, studio demonstration 2/8.

* "Jazz: Visual Evidence." John T. Scott & Douglas Vogel. Opens 2/9-3/3.

NORTH CAROLINA BOTANICAL GARDEN

Totten Center: Mon-Fri, 8 am-5 pm; Sat, 9 am-6 pm; Sun, 1-6 pm.

Call 2-0522 for uninterrupted viewing.

* Art at the Garden. "Flora & Fauna." Mixed media work by Ruth Brunstetter. Through 2/28.

WILSON LIBRARY

Mon-Fri, 9 am-5 pm; Sat, 9 am-1 pm, Sun, 1-5 pm.

First (Ground) Floor

* The First State University.

* Changing Views.

* Examples of Early Photography.

Second (Main) Floor

* History of the North Carolina Collection.

* "In His Own Hand."

* Pin-Backs and Broadsides: North Carolina's Political History

* Bayard Wootten: Images of the South, 1930s.

* North Carolina Gallery Collection: Sir Walter Raleigh, UNC history, rare bird prints, Eng and Chang, plus historic rooms.

* "A Kind of Magic Door:" Thomas Wolfe at the University of North Carolina, 1916-1920. Through 2/14.

Fourth Floor

* Wax to D.A.T.: A History of Sound Recording.

TATE-TURNER-KURALT

Mon-Fri, 8 am-5 pm; Sat-Sun, 1-5 pm. Call 2-5857 for more info.

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H.E.E.L.S. FOR HEALTH

115 Women's Gym. Call 2-2348, http://www.ais.unc.edu/hr/es/

Gym/Pool privilege card required unless noted by *

SPECIAL EVENTS*

Registration required. Cornwell Rm, Fetzer.

Facilities

Call 2-1153, http://www.unc.edu/depts/camprec/

SPECIAL ACTIVITY CLASS

How to Be Your Own Personal Trainer

2/13 5:15-6:15 pm. Cornwell Rm, Fetzer.

H.E.E.L.S. Fitness Center

Mon-Fri Noon-2 pm; 4-7 pm.

Mon-Fri 6:15-7:30am.

Mon, Wed 12:15-2 pm. 4:30-9:30 pm.

Tue, Thu 12:15-2 pm. 3:30-9:30 pm.

Fri 12:15-5:45 pm.

Sat, Sun 1:15-4:45 pm.

Fetzer/Woollen Gym

Mon-Thu 6 am-10 pm.

Fri 6 am-9 pm.

Sat 10 am-5 pm.

Sun 1-8 pm.

Student Recreation Ctr

Mon-Thu 6 am-midnight.

Fri 6 am-9 pm.

Sat 10 am-8 pm.

Sun 1-10 pm.

Fitness/Aerobic Classes

Call 2-4772 for SRC classes.

Lunch time, 12:10-12:50 pm, SRC

Mon, Wed Low Impact Gym A

Tue, Thu Stretch & Tone Gym B

Fri Step Aerobics Gym A

Special Class 1-1:45 pm, SRC

Reservation required no more than one day in advance.

Tue, Thu Cycling Gym B

Evening, 5:15-6:15 pm, 112 Women's Gym except as noted.

Mon Relaxation & Yoga.

Mon, Wed Water aerobics Bowman Gray or Kessing pool.

Tue Step & Tone.

Wed Power Yoga.

Thu Low Impact & Tone.

Ongoing Opportunities*

* Wednesday Wellness Program.

* Individual fitness assessment.

* Personal training.

* FitPlus incentive program.

* Resource Center.

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LECTURES

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8

Neuroscience Center/Neurobiology "Neuronal Phosphorylation in Brain Development and Degeneration." Li-Huei Tsai, Harvard U. Lineberger plaza level conf. 12:30 pm.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9

School of Journalism & Mass Communication Nelson Benton lecture. Draggan Mihailovich, 60 Minutes II producer. Aud. Carroll. 11:30 am.

Environmental Sciences & Engineering "Arsenic Contamination of Groundwater in Bangladesh." Rick Johnston. 133 Rosenau. 2 pm.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12

Computer Science "Managing Thread-Shared Hardware Resources on Simultaneous Multithreaded Processors." Susan Eggers, U. Washington. 011 Sitterson. 4 pm.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13

College Lights Lectures "What Do Pythagoras, Bach, and Fourier Have in Common? A Demonstration of the Interplay of Physics and Music." Laurie McNeil & Brent Wissick. Hill Alumni Ctr. 3 pm.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14

Program on Aging "Happy Valentine's Day: Heart Disease Screening for the Older Adult." Nansi Greger-Holt. 238 MacNider. Noon-1 pm.

Program in Molecular & Cellular Biophysics "Spectroscopic Studies of Ultrafast Electron Transfer in Photosynthesis." Stefan Franzen, NCSU. 308 Venable. Noon.

Great Decisions Lectures Series "U.S. and Iraq." Scott Ritter, former United Nations chief weapon inspector in Iraq. Carroll Aud. 7-8:30 pm.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15

Neuroscience Center/Neurobiology "The Molecular Interactions Governing Excitatory Synaptogenesis in the Central Nervous System." Richard O'Brian, Johns Hopkins U. Lineberger plaza level conf. 12:30 pm.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16

Environmental Sciences & Engineering "In Vivo Stability of Hemoglobin and Albumin Adducts Formed from Metabolites of Benzene and Naphthalene." Melissa Troester. 188 Rosenau. 2 pm.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19

Maternal & Child Health UNC & AHEC Teleconference. Katherine Hartmann. 207 Rosenau. Noon.

Odum Institute "Case Study Research." Catherine Lutz. 15 Manning. Noon-1 pm.

Computer Science "Virtualized Reality: 4D Digitization of a Time-Varying Real Event and its Application." Takeo Kanade, Carnegie Mellon U. 011 Sitterson. 4 pm.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20

Program in Molecular & Cellular Biophysics "Selection of Cogeners of the Ribosomal Peptidyl Transferase." Michael Yarus, U. Colorado. 408 Mary Ellen Jones. 11:30 am.

Great Decisions Lectures Series "International Health Crisis." James Sherry, UNAIDS; Kimberly Chapman.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21

Program on Aging "Outcommus Interruptus: The Pre$cription Paradox." Charles Reed, N.C. Department of Health & Human Services. 238 MacNider. Noon-1 pm.

Women's Studies "Women and Documented Truth in Colonial Peru." Kathryn Burns. Toy lounge, Dey. Noon.

Maternal & Child Health "Social Factors and Antenatal Care Use in Uttar Pradesh, India." Shelah Bloom. 1301 McGavran-Greenberg. 3 pm.

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MISCELLANEA

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

2/15 Roundtable Discussion on Accountability, led by Gail Jones. 212 Peabody Hall. 6 pm. Contact Anastacia Kohl at kohl@email.unc.edu

23RD ANNUAL MINORITY HEALTH CONFERENCE

2/16 "Race, Class & Environment: the State of Minority Health." 8 am-4:15 pm. Keynote address: Richard Moore, Southwest Network for Environmental & Economic Justice. 9 am. Call 6-4032, http://www.sph.unc.edu/oce Friday Ctr.

SPRING POWWOW

2/24 Registration deadline: 2/20. For information call Ben Hammonds at 914-0012 or benji@unc.edu

ADVENTURES IN IDEAS

Call 2-1544, human@unc.edu, http://www.unc.edu/depts/human 4:30 pm Fri-1 pm Sat unless noted. $

2/9, 10 "The Jazz Age, featuring a Performance of the Music of Louis Armstrong." Call 3-2787 or http://www.artscarolina.org

2/16, 17 "Europe in the Year 2001."

ACKLAND MUSEUM PROGRAMS

Call 406-9837 (tape), 6-5736 (voice), 2-0837 (TTY); ackland@email.unc.edu, http://www.unc.edu/depts/ackland

2/18 2001 Carolina Jazz Festival Kick-off Reception. 3-5 pm.

BULL'S HEAD BOOKSHOP

Call 2-5060, bullshead@store.unc.edu http://www.store.unc.edu/bullshead

2/20 Reaching for Higher Ground in Conflict Resolution: Tools for Powerful Groups and Communities. Reading by co-author John Stephens. 3 pm.

NORTH CAROLINA BOTANICAL GARDEN

Hours

Mon-Fri, 8 am-5 pm; Sat, 9 am-5 pm; Sun, 1-5 pm.

Piedmont Nature Trails: Dawn to dusk daily.

Call 2-0522, http://www.unc.edu/depts/ncbg/ Registration required & $ unless noted otherwise.

TOURS/WALKS/HIKES

2/17 Coker Arboretum tour, led by curator Andrea Presler. 11 am-noon.

BOTANICAL ILLUSTRATION OPEN STUDIO

2/12 Identified fresh plant subject will be provided each week for artists, who will bring their own materials.

CLASSES/WORKSHOPS

2/8 Basic Botany. Herbarium curator emeritus Jim Massey covers basic principles of botany. 7-9 pm.

2/10 Salamanders of the Piedmont. Naturalist Bob Palmatier gives overview of North Carolina's salamanders. 9 am-noon.

2/10 Botanical Illustration for Beginners. Introductory class using watercolor techniques. 1-4 pm.

2/13, 15 Basic Botany. Herbarium curator emeritus Jim Massey covers basic principles of botany. 7-9 pm.

2/17 Botanical Illustration for Beginners. Introductory class using watercolor techniques. 1-4 pm.

2/20 Basic Botany. Herbarium curator emeritus Jim Massey covers basic principles of botany. 7-9 pm.

FACULTY COUNCIL MEETING

2/16 Assembly Rm, Wilson Library. 3-5 pm.

SEANC DISTRICT 19

2/20 psiler@email.unc.edu OWASA, Carrboro. 5:30 pm.

SCHOLARY COMMUNICATION WORKING GROUP

kotlas@email.unc.edu, http://ils.unc.edu/schol-com/programs.html 2nd fl conf rm, Davis. Noon-1 pm.

2/13 "Principles for Emerging Systems of Scholarly Publishing." Jinnie Davis.

Cancer Support Groups

* Bone Marrow Transplant. Call 6-7851.

* Breast. Call 3-9006.

* Caregivers'. Call 6-3097.

* Children with Parent or Sibling. Call 6-3097.

* Getting Your Bearings. Call 967-8842.

* Gynecological. Call 6-3097.

* Look Good ... Feel Better. Call 6-3097.

* Lung. Call 967-8842.

* Metastatic. Call 6-3097.

* Prostate. Call 6-3097.

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TRAINING

Health Sciences Library

2/13 ProCite. MAAC Lab. 9-11 am.

2/13 Introduction to Dreamweaver. Media Kitchen. 2-4 pm.

2/20 Introduction to PhotoShop. Media Kitchen. 2-4 pm.

IRSS Short Courses

jdrolet@irss.unc.edu, http://www.irss.unc.edu/irss/shortcourses/shortcoursesched.htm

Classes in 15 Manning

2/8 Finding Funding for Social Science Research. 3-4:30 pm.

2/13 Multi-Level Modeling Using PROC MIXED. 3-5 pm.

2/20 Evaluating and Pretesting Survey Questions. 3-4:30 pm.

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VARSITY SPORTS

Show UNC ONE card for free admission to all non-tournament events, except football & men's basketball. Call 2-2296, http://tarheelblue.com

BASEBALL, Boshamer Stadium

2/10 James Madison 1 pm.

2/11 James Madison 1:30 pm.

2/13 Coastal Carolina 3 pm.

2/14 William & Mary 3 pm.

2/21 High Point 3 pm.

BASKETBALL (MEN), SMITH CENTER $

2/10 Maryland 1 pm

BASKETBALL (WOMEN), CARMICHAEL

2/8 Clemson 7 pm.

2/14 Coastal Carolina 7 pm.

2/18 Florida State 7 pm.

LACROSSE (MEN) FETZER

2/18 Fairfield 1 pm.

LACROSSE (WOMEN) FETZER FIELD

2/17 South of the Border Tournament All Day

SOFTBALL, FINLEY FIELD

2/10 Elon 1 pm.

2/11 Appalachian State 2 pm.

2/15 Minnesota 2 pm.

TENNIS (MEN), CONE-KENFIELD CTR

2/13 Furman 2 pm.

2/18 South Carolina 2:30 pm.

WRESTLING, CARMICHAEL

2/11 Maryland 2 pm.

2/15 NC State 7 pm.

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