On Our Minds, November 1981

TOWSON STATE UNIVERSITY Baltimore, MD 21204 Volume 8, No. 2 November, 1981 on our minds a womens newsletter On Campus AT THE WOMEN'S CENTER The programs listed below are free and open to the public, All will be held in the Center, Media Building, Room 203, *****Wednesday, November 4, noon, Film and Discussion--Women's Pentagon Action, documenting the demonstration last year of 2,000 women at which several were arrested. Follow-up discussion will focus on non-violenct action and the up-coming "Return to the Pentagon," *****Tuesday, November 10, 12:30pm and 3:3Opm: Resume Workshop given by Alice Feeny of Towson State Univeraity's Placement Office. This workshop will focus on how to put together a resume, different kinds of resumes, how to take your accomplishments and pull out transferable skills. ***Wednesday, November 11, 3:30pm: Film, Rosie the Riveter, depicts the experience of Wage earning women during World War II through interviews and the use of United States government propaganda films, *****Wednesday, Noyember 18, noon and 3pm Workshop, Interviewing Techniques given by Alice Feeny concentrating on most often asked questions, formulation of answers, how to deal with salary and 'limited' job experience. ***Monday, November 23, noon, Management Workshop given by Bette Floyd of Towson's Counseling Center, How to get things done ard manage time successfully, *****Wednesday, December 2, noon, Film and Discussion on The Nestle Boycott dealing with the distribution of infant formula in the Third World, the effects on infants and the protest boycott against Nestle, the largest distributor. TEST ANXIETY WORKSHOPS The Counseling Center will be offering three, 3-session workshops on Dealing with Test Anxiety through hypnosis led by Hank Miller and Camille Clay. The Tuesday workshops will be held from 2:30-4pm and will begin October 6, November 3 and. November 24. For more information or to sign up call the Counseling Center, 321-2512. ON MATRIARCHY On Wednesday, November 4 Section 12, a socialist-feminist organization at Towson, will sponsor an anthropological discussion, "On Matriarchy," with Fran Rothstein, Anthropology Department, and Linda Thompson. The discussion will be held at the University Union, Room 309 at 7pm,