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Foundation receives aid
A scholarship fund honoring
the late Lucien Arant. long-time
Oregon newspaper publisher,
has been established at the
University.
The Lucien P Arant Memorial
Fund was established with a
bequest of approximately
$350,000 to the University of
Oregon Foundation from his
wife, the late Mamie Cunning
Arant The fund will provide
scholarships to University
students preferably but not
necessarily enrolled in jour
nalism
Born in Monmouth. Ore , in
1895, Arant studied journalism
and economics at the University
from 1914 to 1918, then went on
to Portland to work for the
Oregon Journal and then the
Oregonian
In 1925, he and the late Ber
nard Mainwaring bought and
co-published the Baker Evening
Herald which they merged with
the Baker Democrat four years
later. The two also jointly pur
chased the Nampa Free Press in
1937.
Arant, who was president of
the Oregon Newspaper Pub
lishers Association in 1952, re
tired from publishing in 1957
and served for six years as an
officer of the Arizona-California
Investment Fund He died in
1964
In an interview some years
before her death in 1978, Mrs
Arant recalled that her husband
often came to Eugene for ONPA
meetings "and expressed a de
sire to assist University students
on the basis of merit ”
The Arant memorial fund is
the second major scholarship
endowment for journalism
students to be established at the
University this fall The creation
of the Arlyn Cole Scholarships,
funded by a $1 million bequest,
was announced in September
“These two major scholarship
funds should enable us to at
tract and hold, outstanding
students at both the under
graduate and graduate level,"
says Galen Rarick. dean of the
University school of journalism
Many of the earlier scholar
ships were restricted to Oregon
residents, and the dollar value
of most was less than resident
tuition The new scholarship
funds will allow the journalism
school to have a flexible
scholarship program, aiding
both undergraduate and
graduate students, both re
sidents and non-residents. Ra
rick said
Scholarships will be available
to students in the news-editor
ial. advertising, public relations,
radio television news and pho
to journalism sequences
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