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Minority workshops focus on ethnic identity By LAUNA CORNWELL OtawEmaraM “The search for ethnic identi ty" is the focus of the third an nual Willamette Valley Racial Minorities Consortium slated for Oct. 23-24 at Oregon College of Education. Although the University has been an institutional member of the consortium since its found ing in 1978, this year will mark the first time the University is represented. The conference begins Thursday at 9 a.m. with regis tration in the College Center Concourse. Workshops offered Thursday include “Campus Life of the Minority Student,” “Multi-Cul tural Education” and “Minority Women: The Double Bind, Racism and Sexism." The latter workshop will be led by Colleen Fong, founder of the University's Ethnic Women’s Alliance. The confer ence starts at 10 a.m. “Our panel will cover profes sionalism, male-female relation ships, women’s relationships with their mothers and bi-racial heritage,” says Fong. Panel participants Kathy and DeeDee Akiyama will also speak on bi-racial heritage. “My parenting is from two Two plead guilty to pot charges PORTLAND (AP) - Two New York men have pleaded guilty to conspiracy and marijuana pos session charges for helping smuggle more than 17,000 pounds of “Thai sticks'' into Oregon by ship. U.S. District Judge Helen Frye on Monday scheduled sentenc ing for Nov. 24 for Thomas Ma rengo, 29, and Richard Sciac chetano, 32. Both face a possi ble 15-year prison term and $45,000 in fines. Each pleaded guilty to con spiring to import marijuana, possession with intent to dis tribute marijuana and importing marijuana. Assistant U S. Attorney Ken neth Bauman said in exchange for the guilty pleas, the govern ment would dismiss a fourth count of conspiracy against the two men. A third defendant, Tommy Tindall, 35, a Virginia resident, was scheduled to go to trial Monday afternoon. He is charged in four counts of the 10-count indictment. Five of the original 17 defen dants in Oregon’s largest mar ijuana prosecution pleaded guilty and received jail terms from eight months to four years. Twelve chose to go to trial. Four of those defendants failed to appear for trial, which was shifted to San Francisco. They are being sought as fugi tives. The remaining eight were convicted and sentenced to terms of four to 10 years. Seven are appealing their convictions. The prosecution stemmed from a Dec. 31, 1977 raid on a Thai stick unloading operation off the Southern Oregon Coast near Bandon. Sciacchetano and Marengo admitted to the judge Monday that they conspired to bring the marijuana into Oregon and dis tribute it. Marengo admitted go ing to Thailand to help arrange the operation. PERSONALS KATIE For a good time call 686-BIJU 10-22 TO U.l. 1 BRUCE We know you are loose!!! THE BLONDE A VIXENS_10-21 THE GENTLEMEN OF CHI PSI would like to congratulate their 1980-81 court: Martha Phelps, Leslie Jackson, Melissa Clark, Tami Mendelson, Jennifer Miller, Kim Stratley, Mon ica Cannon, Linda Hannamen, Liz Mann, Marilyn Bowman, Jenny Harmon, Brenda Lazarus, Kelly Scott10-21 MARK You gave me Lifesavers at “The Jerk." Now call me so we can share them soon. 686-469110-21 MEG A KELLY Thanks for the birthday cake. How were the showers? Kelly watch out for your 18th TED _ 10-21 Lisa Nelsen Today is your birthday Your only nineteen So party hearty Cuz this is the last of your teens BEANIE 10-21 HAPPY BIRTHDAY CHRIS HARRISON It's sad we can't go out on your birthday, but I'm keyed for Wednesday & Friday. Hope you birhtday is as special as you are. Love, KATHY 10-21 TO THE K-FALL8 KAT happy 21st Betsy, have a great time tonight. Love, ALISON, KARA A M J.10-21 MOLLY A KAY Aren't I lucky, I've got two! But I'm luckier yet, to have two like you! 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For your 12" x 20" print (the perfect gift idea) please send $3 85 to Pearl Graphics, PO Box 3564, Eugene, Oregon, 97403, and then send a photocopy to your state & federal authorities. (Money refunded if not completely satisfied).10-24 PI KAPPA PHI announce THE MOST DAN GEROUS PERSON CONTEST! Vote for your favorite dangerous person.10-24 FUNNY FACE It may be late, but it will be great Keep Thursday nite free! Love you. FRICK 6 FRACK 10-21 SCHOLARSHIPS! The U S. Navy has scholarships available for highly qualified Engineering, Physics and Math majors. You will receive $800 per month for your fast two years of college, without affiliation with an ROTC Unit. Job positions after graudation are: • Nuclear Power Plant Manager • Graduate Level Technical Teachers • Civil Engineering • Research and Development For more Information contact: John Nawrocki, Lyn Robertson or Dennis Viglienzone at the Erb Memorial Union lobby Oct. 20-23. GERRARP: Meet me tor a ham sandwich at Lenny s Nosh Bar in the Courtyard. LUIGI ALPHA KAPPA PSI PROFESSIONAL BUSI NESS FRATERNITY offers great opportunities to all students of Business and Economics To find out more , attend our first meeting Tues day. Oct. 21 at 6:00 pm in 336 Gilbert. 10-21 NEW BIKES FROM $145 races," says Kathy Akiyama. "People in my situation feel un addressed. We feel on the edge of many issues. Our discussion will afford people a new per spective on the double-bind of race and sex." Fong will give closing remarks on education. "If professors are really con cerned about offering a viable curriculum, they’re going to have to flush out issues about women, and issues about peo ple of color," says Fong. "They must offer programs people can relate to. Right now they’re teaching one view of life in white male terms.” Friday’s workshops include "Melting Pot verses Pluralism,” "Teaching Minority Students" and "Non-Racist and Non-Sex ist Education." Other University participants are Lewis Merrick, associate director of minority students; Ronald Rousseve, professor of counselor education; Jamilleh Stroman, program assistant for the Coucil of Minority Educa tion; and Myra Willard of the Ethnic Women’s Alliance. The consortium is open to students, faculty and communi ty members. Cost for students is $20, which includes all meals and registration fees. Non students pay $30, which also includes meals and registration fees. General registration is $5 for students and $10 for non students. For further information call Lawerence Gooding of the OCE sociology department at 838-1220, ext. 357; or contact Sha Reilly in the Affirmative Ac tion Office, Room 472 Oreqon Hall. in the courtyard 677 east 13th (right behind Poppi’s) MEXICAN FOOD The Cactus Patch Open 11 a.m.-9 p.m., Monday-Saturday U of O Welcome Back Special 25‘ OFF Taco — Burrito — Tostada Coupon good, through Oct. 31, 1980 K TU FALL Ji Ocean SALE! 50 GALLON AQUARIUM WITH FLUORESCENT HOOD A FANTASTIC BARGAIN ON THIS ALL-GLASS QUALITY TANK AND HOOD COMBINATION! DESIGNED AND ENGINEERED TO GIVE YOU LONG-LASTING SERVICE. REG. $99.99 NOW $49.99 Sale ends Oct 26, 1980 Tb Little Ocean 1920 Franklin Blvd. (under Hlrons) 687-0682
