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UN rep to speak in Allen
Calistus Ndkovu a UN representative from the Patnotic Front of
Zmoabwe wit oe speaKmc at the University R-iday. at 1 p.m in 221
Alien Hal1
Ndiovc w.l De speaking on Zimbabwe The Struggle tor Liberation
and iar's Smith s Settlement Tne Patriotic Front which has beer
engaged in armed struggle against the white-ruled Rhooesian 'egime
tor many years nas demanded full mapnty -jle tor the nation Known as
Zimbabwe by Afocar states
NdPvu was a political advisor to the Patnotic Front Delegation, m
the Geneva talks in 1976 ana 1977 aimed at bringing about a transition
tc majonty rule r the former British colony. Ndpvu is associated with
the Zimoabwe Afncan Peoples Union CZAPU) led by Joshuo Nkomo
which has pined m a coalition with, the Zimbabwe African National
Union. (ZANU) led by Roben Mugabe The two groups are trying to unify
their military and political units into a single Patnotic Front.
Ndiovu is aiso director of Afncan studies and associate professor of
history and political Science at Hofstra University in New York. His
appearance in Eugene is sponsored by People for Southern Afncan
Freedom Ndlovu wili aiso lead a discussion on the support movement
for Afncan liberation Friday evening at 8 at 1414 Kincaid St
Hawaii Club plans luau
The University Hawaii Qub will have its annua! tuau Saturday at 6
p.m. m the EMU Ballroom with a program at 7:30 p.m. teatunng
Hawaran-styie food and various danoe performances of the South
paofic.
Dinner tickets are $5.50 for the general public. $5 for University
students with ID and $3 50 for children
Ticxets are ava^abie at the EMU Main Desk, in front of the Univer
sity Bookstore outside the Fishbowl and at Meier and Frank s
For more nformation contact Duane at 686-5497.
Center slates schedule
The Environmental Studies Center (ESC) located in Room 11 PLC.
will have the following schedule of hours for spring term: Monday, 8-10
a.m . 12:30-6 p.m : Tuesday. 8:30 a m.-5 p.m.: Wednesday. 8:30-11
a m 12:30-7 p.m . Thursday 8:30 a m.-5 p m and Friday 830-11:30
a.m 12:30-3 p m
The ESC operates an environmental library, reading room and
source referral service available free of charge to a* interested faculty,
staff students community groups and others
Staffed by volunteers, the center has more than 3,500 books about
environmental issues and more than 50 journals and periodicals.
For more information about the center, call 686-5006.
Student recitals slated
Several student recitals are scheduled this week at Beall Concert
Halt. Mary Lee Parker will present her doctoral degree composition
recital Friday at 8 p.m.
Roberta Russell will give her doctoral degree flute recital Sunday at
3:15 p.m.
Chns Schindler will perform his doctoral degree piano recital Sun
day at 8 p.m.
Jim Oteen will present his master s degree dannet recital on Wed
nesday. Apnl 19, at 8 p.m.
Carol Robe will give her master s degree clarinet recital on Wed
nesday, Apnl 19, at 8 p.m.
All concerts are free and the public is invited to attend
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Show highlights
Arabian Gulf
Current Issues in the Arabian
Guff' will be discussed by mem
bers of the Organization of Arab
Students Gulf Support Commit
tee tonight at 7 in the EMU, room
to be posted.
A slide show and teach-in will
focus on the social, political and
economic conditions of the Gulf
area in terms of U S. interests.
Architects plan
symposium for
Friday evening
A public symposium on ‘‘Educa
tion for Diversities of Architectural
Practice' will be held Friday even
ing at 8 in 283 Lawrence Hall,
sponsored by the Department of
Architecture.
Major participants in the sym
posium will be the newly created
Visiting Board of the department.
Included on the board are such
nationaly prominant architects as
Joseph Eshenck, head of the De
partment of Architecture at the
University of California, Berkeley;
Pietro Belluschi, former dean of
the School of Architecture at Mas
sachusetts Institute of Technol
ogy; Cloethiel Woodard Smith, an
Oregon graduate and architect
from Washington D C. and Robert
Frasca. member of the firm of
Zimmer, Gunsul and Frasca from
Portland.
For information, call 686-3656.
Action Center
to display art
at first opening
The Voluntary Action Center
will have a grand opening at 1134
Ferry St., Sunday from 2-6 p.m.
Local artists will display works
courtesy of Open Gallery North
west, and music will be provided
by the Alder Street Quintet
The Voluntary Action Center
acts as a clearinghouse for re
quests from agencies or individu
als who need volunteer helpers.
Self care classes begin
"Take Care of Yourself First," the beginning of a series of Mental
Health Self Care classes offered at White Bird Soao-medical Aid Sta
tion, begins Saturday from noon to 3 p.m.
The first workshop will cover an introduction to self care, concepts
of balance, support systems and free time
There is a $5 donation and registration is required For information,
call 342-8255.
Beginning Monday there will be a senes of dasses on Body In
terpretation from 7 to 9 p.m. Cost will be $10 per session.
White Bird will host two all-day workshops May 6 and 7 on attaining
and maintaining high level wellness through the use of tndology,
nutrition and lifestyle assessment. The cost is $5 to $15 per day
White Bird is locaated at 341 E. 12th Ave
Speaker forum now open
Janet Calvert, president of the League of Women Voters of Central
Lane County, has announced the formation of a speakers bureau on
state and local ballot measures and area groups and organizations may
use these services before the May 23rd primary election.
The league is non-partisan and offers full and impartial explana
tions of each state, county, Eugene and Springfield baBot measure. To
book a speaker for a group, call the league at 343-7917.
Novel session scheduled
The Eugene Public Library will offer a free discussion tonight from
7-9 on ways to publish a novel, at 100 W. 13th Ave.
Richard Lyon of the English department and Dean Ing, who is
currently publishing a science fiction novel, will offer advise and sugges
tions about commerdal and private publishing.
A question-and-answer period will be held. The program is part of
the Thursday Night Affair series.
ROTC cadet wins award
Ronald Fuchs, a University Air Force ROTC student, received the
Neil Armstrong Cup as the outstanding member of the National Arnold
Air Society at a recent convention in Arizona.
Fuchs, a senior in journalism, will receive an Air Force commission
in June and enter the Air Force as an information officer.
Seven cadets from the University's General Don Zimmerman Ar
nold Air Society Squadron attended the National Conclave in Phoenix,
Ariz., participating in business sessions and seminars.
briefs
MEETINGS
The Campus Zen FeHowstsp wil meet tor met*
talon today Irom 2:30-3:20 p.m m the EMU (room
to be posted)
MEChA. the Chicano Student Unon meets today
at 4:30 p.m. in Room 333 EMU, MEChA office
Hevtew ot upoomng Ctnco De Mayo. CNcano Cul
ture Week a the topic AX students welcome
LECTURES
A vortmg professor at the Unrversrty wilt lecture
on the paradigms used in the design ot bmkfnos
730 tonight at 177 Lawrence HaX
Magoroh Maruyama of the Department ot
Soaotogy wtl present MeterogervsSc Prtnc^jtes ot
Design as the second jn a senes rtf lectures spon
ged by the Unrversty Department ot Acts lecture
miscellaneous
Counsel ng Center is now ottenng Assertiveness
group on Thursday from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m Cal
686-3227 for interview before g.'tx*}
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one iraareslad in runrmg lor District Director or
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