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IU Outdoor Adventures offers classes, workshops\nIU Outdoor Adventures will offer a rock climbing class Saturday designed for beginners as part of a series of classes for beginning and intermediate rock climbers. \nParticipants in these programs can expect to build a solid foundation of skills in the field of rock climbing. The beginning class covers basic skills such as climbing movements, knots, belaying and an overview on equipment. \nThe cost is $50 per session for students. Another beginner class will be offered June 17.\nIU Outdoor Adventures will also hold a Wilderness Steward Backpacking Program Sunday. The training program will teach students basic skills of backpacking and builds to a three-day backpacking trip to the Red River Gorge, Ky., which may be attended by participants with instructor approval at a cost of $105 for students and $150 for non-students.\nParticipants will receive a certificate of completion from the Wilderness Education Association and will be offered the opportunity to participate in a seven-day backpacking trip to Grand Teton National Park, Wyo., with instructor approval. This trip costs $350 for students and $500 for non-students.\nSunday's workshop, titled Leave No Trace, will cost $35 for students and $50 for non-students. For information on times or to register for both of these events, contact Greg Martz at gamartz@indiana.edu , call 855-2231 or visit the Web site at www.imu.indiana.edu/iuoa/index.html .\nIT Training holds graphic design workshop\nInformation Technology Training and Education will hold a workshop on preparing graphics for the Web from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Sunday in the Indiana Memorial Union, Room M088.\nThe workshop, titled "Fireworks: Optimizing Graphics for the Web," will help those with a basic knowledge of fireworks applications improve their abilities in graphic design.\nAlso being held by IT Training are workshops focusing on the applications Endnote, Word, Access and user-friendly Web design. \nFor more information, contact IT Training at 855-7383 or visit the Web site at http://ittraining.iu.edu/iub .\nHigh school students to train at School of Music\nThe School of Music will hold a summer music clinic this week for high school students. Students will participate in workshops taught by IU music instructors and live in University housing.\nThe workshops will culminate in a final concert held at the Musical Arts Center.\nFor more information on the final concert or the recitals that will be presented throughout the week, e-mail mlent@indiana.edu or pratts@indiana.edu or visit the Web site at http://www.iub.edu/~bands/clinic.html .\nLilly Library exhibition highlights coffee, tea, chocolate\nThe Lilly Library is presenting an exhibition highlighting coffee, tea and chocolate in the main gallery until Sept. 4.\nThe exhibition focuses on the ways in which the flavors have influenced society since their introduction. Highlighted are rituals, ceremonies and social interactions inspired by coffee, tea and chocolate.\nThe exhibition is free and open to the public. For more information visit the Lilly Library's Web site at http://www.indiana.edu/~liblilly .