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Group picks dean
Everette Dennis, dean of the
University School of Jour
nalism. has been selected to
serve on the Committee of Nine
ty being assembled to cele
brate the 90th birthday of
Edward Bemay. the founder of
public relations
The gala celebration for Ber
nays who is regarded as the
nation's first "counsel on public
relations, will be held in Boston
at the Harvard Club on Nov 22
Bernays the nephew of
Sigmund Freud was an advisor
to presidents from Woodrow
Wilson to Dwight Eisenhower
He helped shape the public
image of American business
and government for nearly 70
years He also taught the first
briefs
MEETMOS
The SSudanl UntoereRy Adairs Boartl will
meet today at 3 30 p m in Room ’12 EMU
moat today at 4 45 p m in Room 337 Straub
Halt A not* mooting timo wii be discussed
and announced All members and others are
welcome
WORKSHOPS CONFERENCES
How to make yeOng canto wti: be me
subyect of a tree wore shop with Jon Sutton
today at 7 p m in me Eugene Library a
lecture nail at 1 3tr Avenue and Okvs Street
at a stttowNto Aaron American youth con
torence atekad lor Friday and Saturday at S»e
UnNeretty AH events onli be held at me EMU
and are open to the public without charge
Friday » schedule which begins at B 30 a m
m the EMU Forum includes a senes of terns
video tapes and slide shows Among mem •
Memoirs 1941-45 a snde presentation ot
the Japanese interment camps ir the United
States during World War It to be shown at 4
p m Keynote speaker is War'en Furutani an
activist who has spoken widely on Asian
American issues He wki discuss the history
ot the As/an American movement at 9 30
a m Saturday m the EMU Forum Room The
conference also will include a concert at 8
p m Saturday featuring Warriors ot the
Rainbow a Los Angeles-based touring
musrca! group The concert tilled Breaking
Out wii< feature original Asian American
music by lyricist Nobuko Miyamoto and
composer Benny Yee Their music wtli be
interwoven with film slides dance and
audience participation For piaregistration
and additional information contact Diana
Akiyama at 485-2308 or the Univer
sity Council lor Minority Education a' 686
3479
Draft workshop with information vital to all
18 to 26-yea'-old* today at 7 30 pm m
Watson Dorm Lounge Hamilton Compton
Draft counselors horn the Coalition Oppos
mg Registration and the Oatt win ••(Ham
young men t rights and options Call
*86-4611 lor more information
SPEAKERS
“On Si* Frequency of Saak: ConaWuent
Orders' will tie the topic of a speech by Prof
Russell Tomlin linguistics department
today at 3 30 p m in Room 202 Chapman
Hall
Oefegatlon. Decision Making and Time
Management' will be (tie topic o* an Applied
Psychology colloquium by Mike Gleason
Eugene city manager today at 4 p m in
Room 146 Straub Hall
RECITALS
lyiiwtr school ar he dills
Mo* 12
Timothy Klee banjo and Dennis Gilies
piano wifi present a Musical Smorgasbord
concert at 12 30 p m in Room 198 Klee will
play ragtime music by Scott Joplin and
Gilles will play an original piano compos*
tion Also today the University Singers and
the University Chorale will perform at 8 p m
si Beall Concert Hall The singers will per
form a wort by Hugo Distier and the Chorale
will smg a piece by Marc Antoine Char pen
tier
MISCELLANEOUS
K tar AX (1IFM presents "New York PhS
hermonfc at 8 30 p m today Vieurtemps
Violin Concerto No 4 and Mahler s Sym
phony No 4 are featured
ferae* to* (lancing Ongoing group meets
on Thursdays at 7 30 p m at Temple Beth
Israel 2550 Portland St Several dances
taught then requests Requested charge 75
cents
Toddtar ctaearoom openings tor children
13-30 months ok) The program is located on
the University campus and serves both
handicapped and non-nandicapped cnn
dren Certified teachers For more informs
tiori call 686 3568
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university course in public rela
tions in the 1920s and wrote the
first book on the subject
Dennis became acquainted
with Bernays while on a sab
batical leave at the Harvard Law
School in 1978
He calls Bernays ’ a remark
able time traveller with extraor
dinary insights on the forces
that have shaped the 20th cen
tury He was with Wilson at Ver
sailles. helped popularize ballet
m America advised corporate
leaders, pushed for agricultural
innovations and much, much
more "
Members of the Committee of
Ninety include persons from the
arts, education, government
business and the mass media