Museum to offer art show
Five new exhibits will open at
the University Museum of Art on
Sunday and remain on view
through February 25.
Admission is free to the
Museum, which is open from 12 to
5 p.m. daily except Monday when
the Museum is closed.
Four of the new shows are the
winning entries in the third an
nual competition sponsored by
the Museum's Statewide Services
Division.
This is the first time the
exhibitions have been on public
view, according to Antonio Diez.
director of Statewide Services.
The four shows are 21 sculp
tures by Enk Gronberg. art in
structor at the University of
Nevada in Las Vegas: a large
collection of photographs of
hobos and accompanying com
mentaries by Michael Mathers,
who lived with a group of hobos
for a year to record their way of
life; 13 ceremonial textiles by
Barbara Setsu Pickett, Portland,
showing new weaving
techniques: and a group of 20
black and white ink drawings by
Michael Ware, native Oregonian,
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depicting coastal and other
scenes.
The artists won $1,000 prizes in
the competition, in which there
were 250 entries. Funds were
provided by the National En
dowment for the Arts through the
Oregon Arts Commission, the
University and private agencies
The competition was held last
May at Meier & Frank’s in
downtown Portland.
Also showing in the Museum’s
Focus Gallery through February
25 will be woven sculptures by
Michael Walsh of Eugene.
Foreign students • . .
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However, according to some
participants of the conference,
persons who are believed to be
••subversive” by immigration
officials find themselves subject
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terpretation when it comes to
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expression on the part of the
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of free speech. He asserted tnat
both the University and the
Foreign Student Office would
uphold the foreign student’s right
to free expression.
Obot believes that foreign
students should be aware of their
rights but they should stay within
their limitations.
The constitutional guarantees
of individual freedom and
security are applicable to aliens
as well as citizens. Aliens are
entitled to confrontation and
cross examination of witnesses.
They are allowed to have counsel
but the INS does not provide
counsel to those financially
unable to pay for it. Aliens have
protection against unreasonable
search and seizure and they have
the right not to incriminate
themselves.
In cases involving failure to
maintain non-immigrant status,
the government lawyer must
prove with substantial evidence
that the student is working or not
attending school
Any student having difficulties
should immediately contact the
Foreign Student Office.
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