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On Campus
Local groups support Wounded Knee
The Native American Student Union, the Native American
Student Association, the Eugene Coalition Liberation Support
Movement the Council of the Poor, the Vietnam Veterans Against the
War and Whitebird Clinic have affirmed their support of the In
dependent Nation of Oglala Sioux at Wounded Knee, South Dakota
They support the Nationwide march on the blockade surrounding
Wounded Knee to take place on Sunday, April 22. A caravan will be
leaving Eugene on Thursday evening to take badly needed food,
medicine, and other essential supplies to the Native Americans in
Wounded Knee.
They will be having a rally with Sid Mills, from Frank s Landing
in Washington, at noon on Saturday and a benefit barbeque on Sunday.
For further information call the Native American Student Union at
686-3723, the Eugene Coalition Liberation Support Movement at 343
8387, or the Council of the Poor at 688-7789.
Supplies can be taken to the Native American Student Union at the
University and to the Wounded Knee Support Group at 37 West 7th,
Eugene.
Workshops for Mature Women planned
Two workshops on Life Planning for Mature Women will be held
during the University Summer Session.
The first workshop will be scheduled for June 18-22 and will be
repeated from Aug. 6-10.
The workshops will allow mature women to explore their in
terests. abilities, and values, participate in small-group discussions
with other women, learn from experts the advantages and disad
vantages of volunteerism, work, or further schooling, and develop
skills in making personal and career decisions.
Women will participate in interest testing and receive in
terpretations of the tests from qualified staff members. The
workshops may be taken with or without college credit.
Pre-registration must be completed three weeks before the
workshop date so that vocational testing can be completed before the
workshop begins.
The workshops are being sponsored by the Oregon Center for
Gerontology with partial support from the Administration on Aging
and the Social and Rehabilitation Service of the U.S. Department of
Health. Education and Welfare.
Those wishing further information, including details cm fees and
housing accommodations, should write to Donna M. McKenzie,
Oregon Center for Gerontology, 1597 Agate St., Eugene 97403, or call
686-4307.
Celebration will honor Cinco de Mayo
A two day celebration will be held by Chicano6 at the University
and Lane Community College on May 4 and 5 in honor erf Cinco de
Mayo, commemorating the defeat of the French by the Mexican army
at Puebla in 1862 and the end of foreign imperialism.
La Fiesta de Cinco de Mayo will open on the University campus
May 4, starting at 12:30 in the EMU with a concert by Mariachis and
last throughout the day. On May 5, the celebration will move to the
LCC campus cafeteria area for the day.
Featured speaker for both days will be Robert 01mo6, Mexican
Amencan reporter for the Oregonian.
Events throughout the two days, including a dance on Friday
evening, and a Mexican dinner Saturday night, are free of charge and
open to the public.
Malarkey receives Fulbright lectureship
Dr. Stoddard Malarkey, associate professor of English and
director of English composition at the University, has received a
Fulbright Lectureship for the 1973-74 academic year.
He will leave in mid-September to be a lecturer in English and
American literature at the University of Jordan in Amman.
Malarkey is a specialist in medieval literature. He joined the
University faculty in 1965, after earning his Ph.D. degree at Oregon
and teaching at the University of California at Santa Barbara.
Bailey named voice chairer
Exine Bailey, professor of music at the University, has been
named voice chairer for the Music Teachers National Association for
the next biennium.
The University voice teacher recently attended the group’s
convention in Philadelphia where she was in charge of auditions for
high school and collegiate singers and participated in a panel
discussion.
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Town and Gown Dinner Dance slated
The Town and Gown Jewish Community Dinner Dance, April 28,
at the Thunderbtrd Hotel, will provide an opportunity for Jewish
people in the Eugene community to meet and get to know each other.
Cocktails, dinner and dancing to the Hi-Lows will fall under the $16.00
per couple charge Cocktails will start at 7 p.m., dinner at 8 p.m.
Tickets must be bought in advance. Tickets and further information
can be obtained by calling Peter Lewinsohn at 686-8331, or Mrs.
Jerome Maliner at 343-9968.