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Writing contest scheduled
International Publications ts sponsoring a creative writing contest
tor short stones humorous essays or other snort pieoes between 250
and 1,000 words
The new national college poetry contest ts offenog $400 in cash
and book prizes and tree pnntmg tor aH accepted poems m the Aroeri
can Collegiate Poets anthology
The fourth collegiate creative writing contest tor short creative
works offers a total of S600 m cash and book pnzes tree editona
service and free copies of College Contemporanes Magazine
Contest deadline is April 25 For rules and official entry form, send
self-addressed stamped envelope to: International Publications. 4747
Fountain Ave Dept C-3. Los Angeles Calif 90020
News writer to speak of
Moscow experiences
The EMU Cultural Forum will
present Robert Kaiser a foreign
correspondent for the Wash ngton
Post Wednesday at 7:30 p n\ in
the EMU Ballroom
Kaisers talk will focus on his
nree-year experience tn Russia
where he was the Moscow cor
respondent for the Washington
Post from 1971 through 1974.
Kaiser was bom in Washington
D C. in 1943 He graduated from
Vase and took a masters degree at
the London School of Economics
He has worked for the Washing
ton Post in various capacities
since 1963. first as a part-time re
porter while stiH in college, later as
an irregular correspondent from
London, a city reporter. Saigon
correspondent and, from 1971 to
1974. chief of the Moscow bureau.
His first book Cold Winter.
CoW War a history of the Tru
man Doctnne appeared in 1974
His most recent book. Russia,
the Peopie and the Power," was
published in 1976. and is about his
residence in Moscow, with his
personal observations and in
terpretations of Soviet life. His ac
count is an in-depth study as well
as a sensitive recording of the
unique socio-cultural environment
in Russia.
Kaiser s journalism has been
published in Esquire, New York
Magazine. The Observer of Lon
don, and many other journals In
1974, he was awarded the Over
seas Press Club's pnze for the
best foreign correspondence of
1974
asian amencan student union presents:
a martial arts demonstration
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Architect to give
design lecture
Beverty Willis, president of the
California Council of Architects,
wi# be at the University today to
deliver a lecture on "The Use of
Technology in Design and Office
Procedure " The lecture is open to
the public and will be held at 7:30
p.m. in Room 177, Lawrence Hall.
Willis is a partner in the San
Francisco architect firm of Willis
and Associates, known for its use
of sophisticated computer tech
nology as a part of office design
procedures. She is particularly in
terested in education for future
practice based on technological
innovation.
Housing, community head
to discuss internships
The Wallace School of Com
munity Service and Public Affairs
(CSPA) invites all students in
terested in exploring careers, in
ternships or projects in the field of
housing and community de
velopment to a discussion at noon
today in Room 221 Hendricks
Hall.
Bob Wynia, director of the Lane
Health planners to meet I
Western Oregon Health Sys
tems Agency, a health planning
body responsible for the review of
Application forms available
Application forms for the Todd-Wengert Memorial Award are avail
able in the Office of the Chinese and Japanese department in 308
Friendly Hall.
A stipend of approximately $150 will be awarded to an outstanding
student majoring in Asian Studies with an emphasis on Chinese. The
recipient will be announced by May 15, and the deadline for applications
is May 1.
The award is the result of the combination of two Memorial En
dowments in the University Development Fund. The Victor Todd
Memorial, in honor of the former resident engineer at the University in
1936, was initiated by a brother who had lived in China for more than 20
years.
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health proposals in 12 western
Oregon counties will hold a public
meeting on planned expenditures
by Sacred Heart General Hospi
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The meeting will be held at 7
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Arab students
present lecture
Hasaan Alnoti. an instructor at
the University of California at Los
Angeles, wiH speak on Palestine
and the Current Middle East
Status' tonight at 7 p.m. in the
EMU. room to be posted
Alnoti is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Cairo and the University
of Paris. He has his Ph D. in
French literature and is the author
of two books on French contem
porary literature and theater in the
19th Century
briefs
meetings
rue Southern Africa Uberaion Support Commit
tee meet today at 3 30 p m in the EMU. room to
be posted Everyone oho warts to work toward the
victory ot the liberation forces n southern Africa
and dropping the charges aganst the 23 arrested n
Johnson Hal ts welcome to attend
The Campus Zen Fellowship «l meet tor med
iator today from 2 30-3:30 p m m the EMU (room
to be posted)
The Ethnic Studes Resource Center wtl hold a
meeting at 12:30 p m in Room 21 PLC Bring
ideas and suggestions Everyone s welcome1
LECTURES
Rabbi Alan Berg from Temple Beth Israel m
Portland wil give a talk entitled 'The End of the
American Jewish Community today at noon in the
EMU (room to be posted)
The talk is part at a lecture senes sponsored by
the Jewish Student Union.
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