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lems which have so greatly ab
sorbed the creative energy of
all our people." Allman said.
"The second thing is that
Gene McCarthy's campaign to
take his position to the Ameri
can people has been enthusias
tically received. The present ad
ministration can no longer ig
nore the momentum of this cam
paign." he added.
Norman Stoll, a Portland at
torney who was heading the
Johnson campaign here, said
in reaction to the President's
statement. This proves that the
President is a great American
and is dedicated to the pursuit
of peace ”
He added that Johnson, by
removing himself from the poli
tical arena, has also refuted the
accusations of political expedi
ency which his opponents have
claimed.
Stoll said that he "knew Pres
ident Johnson intended to seek
re-election. It must have been
an agonizing decision to make,
but the President had the cour
age and wisdom to make it."
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WEEKLY CALENDAR OF EVENTS
All meetings held in the Student Union unless otherwise indicated.
MONDAY
3-Legged Basketball Tourney, Wl'S
Week April 1-6
Ugly Man Contest WL'S Week April 1-6
Red Hot Professor WL’S Week April
1-6
8:00—EEII fommittee
9:00—Student for a Democratic Society
Peace Corps Representatives
12:00 Noon—Phil Delta Phi
Speech and Hearing Clinic—Faculty
Club
ASUO Cabinet
Discussion Group—Uses of Leisure
Time
Faculty Seminar—Faculty Club
2:00—Tony Milazzo "Child Develop
ment Specialist"
3:00—3-Legged Basketball Tournament
WUS Week April 1-6 — Gerlinger &
.Men s P.E.
4:00—April Fools' Day Meeting
7:00—IEC Executive Meeting
Folk Guitar Lessons
Course Base Comm.
Mock Political Convention Delegation
Sorority Skits WUS Week—Mac Ct.
Orides Business Meeting—Gerlinger
1st. Fir.
7:30—Human Rights Educating Comm.
Folk Dance—Gerlinger Annex
Special Public Convocation on the
Kerner Report
8:30—University Party Delegation
Chairmen Meeting
9:00—Friars
CCC Student Mobilization Meeting —
Gerlinger 2nd Fir.
TUESDAY
3:00—University Comm, on Curriculum
9-00—Peace Corps Representatives
12:00 Noon—University Theatre Execu
tive Board
OSEA—Emerald Chapter No. 88 Exec.
Board
TUESDAY
Faculty Advisory Council — Faculty
Club
Dean’s Advisory' Committee. College of
Liberal Arts—Faculty Club
Student Recital: David Ruberg, Organ
—Central Lutheran Church
International Law Club
Alpha Kappa Delta
1:00—Professor Roy Gladston Lecture
School of Education
2:00—HET Student Gov't.
EMU Budget Hearing
3:00—Feynman Messenger Lectures —
Film "The Relation of Mathematics
to Physics"—123 Science
Varsity Baseball: University of Puget
Sound—Eugene
3:30—SAB House Council
4:00—Band Auction WUS—EMU Ball
room
7:00—Eugene Symphony Orchestra.
Bernard Gilmore. Conductor—Music
Recital Hall
Classical Guitar Lessons
Peace Corps Modern Lang. Aptitude
Test
7:30—Kick-off Dance WUS—EMU Ball
room
Peace Corps Movie: "Land Resettle
ment in Kenya”
8:00—World Around Us Series The
Bahamas From Top to Bottom” —
150 Science
WEDNESDAY
9:30—Scandinavian Seminar Discus
sions
10:00—Peace Corps Modern Language
Aptitude Test
11:00—U of O Moms
12:00 Noon—Christian Student Fellow
ship
Political Science Staff
4:00—Peace Corps Modern Language
Aptitude Test
Reverand Walter Ong English Dept.
Lecture Series—180 PLC
ASUO Corps Movie: "Land Resettle
ment in Keny'a”
University Faculty Meeting—150 Sci.
Minor Court
WEDNESDAY
5:OOAsklepiads Business Meeting
6:30—WRA House Council
University Parts Convention — 180
PLC
COS Cabinet
7 00- Bridge Club—Faculty Club
Folk Guitar Lessons
Peace Corps Modern Language Apti
tude test
Film Mirage—YD also 9:00—150 Sci
Friends for the Museum Tasting Dinner
7:30--Peace Corps Movie: 'Land Re
settlement in Kenya”
Outdoor Program Spring Organiza
tional Meeting—207 Chapman
University Singers, Max I). Risinger,
Director
Dr. Michael Moravskik, Prof of •
Physics. "Are Scientists Objective?"
Browsing Room Lecture
8:00—Philosophy Club Lecture
THURSDAY
7 00—Student Publications Board
8:00—University Comm on Curriculum
10:00—Peace Corps Modern Language
Aptitude Test
HEP Allen
12:00 Noon—Executive Committee on
Gerontology
German Language Table
Librarianship Faculty—Faculty Club
2:00 -EMU Budget Hearing
2:45—Safety Conference
3.00—Mrs. Werdna Wyatt C. S.
Varsity Baseball: Pacific University—
Forest Grove
3:30—University of San Diego—Law
School
4:00—Turtle Races WUS— Hello Walk,
EMU
Prom Steering Committee
Peace Corps Modern Language Apti
tude Test
S T O P. Tours IEC
6:30—Documentary Film “Miss Goodall
in Africa” also 9:00—150 Science
Baptist Student Union
Chess Club
7:00—- Political Science Club
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CO-OP STORE
THURSDAY
ASL'O Senate
Peace Corps Modern Language Apti
tude Test
7 30— Viet Vets Business Meeting
"History in the Epitaph of a People;
Folklore Is Their Soul; by Barre
Toelken-.Graduate Center
Joint Meeting of Alumni and Moms
and Dads with Pres. 1 'trimming
8:00—E-UCMA Concert
The Fantasticks—Arena Theatre
9:00— Black Student Union
FRIDAY
High School International Relations
League Conference April 5-6
10:00 Peace Corps Modern Language
Aptitude Test
12:00 Noon Russian Language Table
Bureau Govcrnamental Research Stall
Luncheon
Institute of International Studies
I)r Fritz Lipmann The Rockefeller
University Dept of Chem—123 Sci.
3:45- -Varsity Tennis: Washington State
University -Eugene
4:00—Car Destruction Derby WUS —
Gate 8 Hayward Field
Lacrosse: Catlin-Gable—Eugene
Peace Corps Modern Language Apti
tude Test
8:00—The Fantasticks—Arena Theatre
SATURDAY
9:00—Nursing Corps Language Aptitude
Test
1:00—Varsity Baseball: University of
Portland—Portland
1;15—Varsity Track: University of
Washington Seattle
2:00 - Peace Corps Language Aptitude
Rugby: San Francisco Touring Team
8:00—WUS Week Dance—Mac Ct.
Test
The Fantasticks—Arena Theatre
Little Concert Series: Paul Olefsky,
Cellist Music Auditorium
SUNDAY
2:.3() & 8:00 Sunday Feature Movie:
Diamond Head”
7.00-—(iiicst Recital: (»eorgc* Damp, Or
„ f3'1 ('‘‘otral Lutheran Church
/ oo & .) l.» Fniversity Film Society:
Shakespeare Wallah**—Uni. Th.
All items must be turned in to
M101 of the EMU by 9 a.m. Thurs
day to be included in this calendar.