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Wine Tasting Seminar-USO course discusses good va lues, proper storage and where in San Diego 10 find fine wines. Wed . evenings 7-9, Ocl. 1-29. Board Room, De Sales Hall. USD . Info: 293-4585 .

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Harvey- Elwood P. Dowd li kes good company and liquor and is haunted by a six-foot rabbi1 , in the drama by Mary Chase presented at USD in the Cami no Thea1er Oct. 16, 17 and 18 at 8, Oct. 19 at 2:30. Ticket info: 291-6480, exl. 4241 or 4261.

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nG USO f ashion Show: "Choice '80," spon- I so red by the USD Auxiliary, at the Town and Country Convention Center. Bullock's Mission Valley will present Fall Fashions. Luncheon begins at 11 :15, fashion show at 11:30 and at 12:30 a social hour. Tables will seat eight; tickets are $18 per person. Pro- ceeds to benefit USD Financial Aid Pro- gram. For reservations, ca ll 224-1579 or 223- 1333. -

USD Breakfast Seminars- USO School of Bus- iness begins fifth year of early morning seminars on business topics. Sessions every Fri. 7:30-9 am at Executive Hotel, Board Room, 1055 First Ave. Regis1er for series or individual sessions at 293- 4585 . Oct. 3: " Meeti ng Japan's Challe nge." Oct. 10: "Solving Rising Business Costs ." Oct. 17: " The Economic Outlook." Oct. 24: " Nonverbal Techniques for Enhancing Personal Power. " ~ 31: ·"Estate Planning Techniques: Where i1 Goes After You Die."

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"Choice '80"-USD Auxiliary Fashion Sho';', 1i & Country Convention Center. Bullock s ~ :;;on Valley 10 present fall fashions, Oct. 9. Ticket info. and reservations, call Mrs . Streicher 244-1579 or Mrs. Cabana 223-1333. Proceeds benefit USD Financial Aid Program.

USD Founders Gallery- Retrospective exhibit of paintings and etchings by Dorothy Stratton thru Nov. 5. Open weekdays 10-4. USD, Alcala Park . 291-6480 ext. 4261 .

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OCT 9 1900 'Harvey' The University of San Diego Players will pr es ent the play "Harvey" on Oct. 16, 17 and 18 at 8 p.m. , and on Oct. 19 at 2 :30 p .m . Performa nces will be in Camino Theater on the USDcampus.

•!Solving Rising Business Costs" will be the subject in the second of the University of San D i ego's UPDATE breakfast seminars on Friday, October 10, from 7:30 to 9 a .m . at the E xecutive Hotel in downtown San Diego. The speaker is Dr . Denn is Briscoe, USD Assistant Professor of Management. UPDATE is a se ries of eight seminars designed for women and men in business and sponsored by USD 's School of Business Administration every Friday morning through November 21. Advance registration is required . Series tickets and group rates are available, and single sess ions may be at- tended at a cost of $15 each. " Everyone says that employees are the key to the success of the ir organizations," Dr. Briscoe states . " We intend to present a managerial and organizational system that effectively uses the abilities of employees to reduce costs, increase productivity and im- prove employee satisfaction." UPDATE is cospon- sored by USD's Office of Continuing Education. For registration and information, call 293- 4585.

Solution to business costs offered "Solving Rising Business Costs" will be discussed a t the University of San Diego's Upda te breakfast seminar from 7:30 • 9 a.m l:<,nday, Oct. 10, at the Executive Hotel. The speaker is Dr. Dennis Briscoe, a USD assistant professor of management. Advance registration is required. Series tickets and group rates are available. Single sessions cost $15. For information, phone293·4585.

Poets tough The University of San Diego tries to put aside the frustration of a 20-17 loss to Occidental last week as it entertains Wnittier College at 7:30 Saturday night on the Torero field. USD looked to have Oxy beaten but bowed when the Tigers scored two touch- downs Lri the final five min- utes. Whittier, also a loser last week - to Azusa-Pacific 14-6 - will be out to re- " verse last year's outcome, a 21-14 Torero victory earned in the game's last 30 sec- onds. Quarterback Peter Jenke, running back Dwayne Jones and wide re- ceiver Rick Nila are the Poets' top offensive weap- ons. Steve Loomis, who took over at quarterback in the second quarter last week and preceded to complete 12 of 22 passes, is expected to handle the Torero attack, bulwarkea by Joe Henry, who had 88 yards running and added 36 more on 7 pass receptions against Oxy.

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USD ANN~IJNCES NEW CIVILIZATION CENTER

Founders Gallery - Works by Dorothy Stratton will be on display through Nov. 4. University of San Diego. 298-4127.

The University of San Diego has established a new course of stndies, the Center for the Study of Lateralizations. "Lateralizations is an approach to the study of civilization from the perspective that many institu- tions cut arpA•s state, national and international geopolitical lines," said USD president Dr Author E. Hughes. The center i~ u .. .:er the direction of a husband- and-wife anthropology team, Drs. Burt and Ethel Aginsky, Hughes said. They have been mvolved for many years in the study of lateralization. Hughes said examples of lateralizations include the universal involvement in such activities as the Olymp1c Games and religion and the current world rnterest in the oil industry.

BOOK BEAT: The liveliest au- tumn entrant in the California book publishing boomlet is Don- ald Ackland, a returning native. B rn a third-generation Califor- nian near Santa Barbara, Ack- land went East and served as edi- tor-in-chief of Time-owned New York Graphic Society. Awed by book sales figures in California, he returned a year ago to base in Los Angeles as Rosebud Books. A big illustrated history of Los An- geles, due this month, is to be followed next year by one on San Diego by Ray Brandes, of USD, and Larry Booth, curator of our city's historical photos collec- tion. Ackland is signing writers now for a "Best of San Diego" guidebook like a Los Angeles vol- ume for which columnist Jack Smith has done an Introduction.

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Noontime Concerts will feature a guitar recital by John Lyon , Wednesday, October 15 , 12:15 p. rn. , French Parlor, Founders Hall, USD. Free. 291-6480 x4296.

_USO Wednesday Concert - Guitarist John Lyon will perform Wed. at 12 :15 p.m. in the French Parlor of Founders ' Hall, 291-6480 ext. 4261.