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Six students gain honors
Mothers give scholarships
Six University students will receive scholar
ships from the University Mothers’ Club next year.
The students were honored May 28 during
the organization’s annual spring luncheon.
First-year law student Patricia Wlodarczyk
will receive the Golda Parker Wickham Award.
The full tuition scholarship recognizes scholastic
achievement, leadership, service to the University
or community and financial need. Wickham was
dean of women from 1944-70.
Five other students received $500 University
Mothers' Scholarships based on academic
achievement and financial need. They are so
phomore journalism student Tom Danowski, jun
ior undeclared Perrin Kerns, sophomore
telecommunication major Janet Richards, senior
biology major Craig Baumeister and second-year
law student Mark Block.
Besides the scholarships, the Mothers’ Club
sponors community efforts for the Friends of the
Library and Friends of the Art Museum and don
ated money to refurbish Gerlinger Alumni Lounge
and for women’s athletics.
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SPEAKERS
Anthropology graduate (tudents Claudia
Nlsslay and Adrian Novltny will discuss
"Hidden Valley Reservoir: An Archaelogical
Field Project in Central California" today at
3:30 p.m. in Room 204 Condon Hall. All are
invited.
MEETINGS
A Law Day lor Oregon Women will be held
Saturday from 9:30 a m. until 2 p.m. at Harris
Hall. 8th Avenue and Oak Street Law school
dean Derrick Bell will deliver the keynote
address. Legislators Margie Hendricksen
and Ed Fadeley also will participate in one of
several group presentations.
The International Chrletlan Fellowship
will meet tonight at 7:30 p.m at the Way Inn,
1332 Kincaid St.
A “Symposium on Race: Beauty In Diver
sity” will be held today from noon to 5 p m. in
Room 167 EMU Topics will include "Cultur
al Pluralism vs the Melting Pot: A Historical
Perspective." "Cultural Pluralism vs As
similation: A Native American View," and
Race Unity — Abdul Baha's Talks in Amer
ica ” Question and answer periods will
follow Popocatepetl will perform traditional
Latin American music at 2:30 p.m. The
symposium is sponsored by the Baha'i
Campus Association.
NOTICES
Students tor Anachronism will hold the
Second Annual Demonstration Medieval
Tourney Saturday at 10:30 a m on the EMU
south lawn. Contests will include a banner
fabrication contest, a food sculpture con
test. a Galiard contest, a most creatively
cloved orange and most comely ankle con
tests. Medieval sword fighting and dancing
also will be demonstrated and a pot luck
feast will be held following For more infor
mation call Cathy Snyder or Elizabeth Mead
at 485-5238.
The Canticle Inn Coffeehouse at the
Newman Center, 1850 Emerald St., will
feature the music of Lisa Manley, Wayne
Cordiero and Dan Blaufuf Saturday at 8 p.m
All are welcome.
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