University Woman’s Club
The University Woman’s Club will host its annual Christmas luncheon Dec. 11 at
11:30 a.m. at the Athens Country Club. Entertainment will be provided by the A.C.E. Flute Trio.

Call Diane Box (543-9729) for more information about tickets, which are available for purchase.

Electronic purchasing
The responsibility of managing the Purchasing-Campus Entry System was transferred
Dec. 1 from the Administrative Services Division to the Procurement Office. The new data custodian for the Purchasing-Campus Entry System is Annette Evans. To request access to the system, complete the access form, which can be found on the administrative forms Web site (www.busfin.uga.edu/forms).

Send the access form to: Annette Evans, Procurement Office, 301 Business Services Building, Campus Mail 4223. To request account additions or modifications, the departmental responsible person should contact Evans by e-mail (amevans@uga.edu).

Questions about using the Purchasing-Campus Entry System should be directed to Angela Varnes (542-7075; avarnes@uga.edu) or Barry Coleman (542-7083; ccole@uga.edu) of the Procurement Office.

Tree ordinance debate
Students in ENGR 4630 (Design of Residential Structures) will debate the recently passed tree ordinance for Athens-Clarke County Dec. 8 at 12:30 p.m. in the Driftmier Engineering Center Auditorium.

Cook’s Holiday
Campus Catering will host its annual Cook’s Holiday Feast Dec. 15 and 16 in Georgia Hall on the lower level of the Tate Student Center. The luncheon will be served from 11 a.m.-
2 p.m. Price is $10.95 per person. 

The menu for this year’s luncheon is available online (www.uga.edu/foodservice/holiday). Ticket s also may be ordered online. For more information, contact Marie Powell, catering manager, by phone (542-1856) or e-mail (mariemp@uga.edu).

Class schedule
In order to equalize class sessions for fall semester, the university will operate on a Friday class schedule on Tuesday, Dec. 6.

Researchers seek volunteers for marriage, prayer study
UGA researchers are seeking volunteers for a study aimed at finding the best ways for African-American couples to keep their relationships strong and to reach the goals they have set for themselves.

Volunteers should be African-­American adults between 21 and 45 years of age who: have a mate (of any age or race) who is also willing to participate; are legally married and living with the mate or planning to marry within 12 months; are willing to pray and to have others pray for them as a couple; and are willing to spend one Saturday and one Saturday morning in an educational program.

Couples can expect to be interviewed four times in a one-year period. The interviews will focus on health and well-being, daily routines, marital relationship quality and marital interaction.

After the first interview, couples may receive information about ways to make their relationships better or be invited to take part in an educational program in which they will learn how to strengthen their relationship and improve their ability to handle challenges that face all couples.

Each couple will receive $50 for each of the first and second interviews and $100 for each of the third and fourth interviews.

Couples are encouraged to enroll before Dec. 21. Contact LaTrena Stokes by phone (425-3230) or e-mail (latrena@uga.edu).

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