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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1982)
Coalition slates march A march and rally to oppose U S. involvement in Central America, sponsored by the April 24 Coalition is scheduled for Saturday in downtown Eugene The coalition — comprised of labor, environmental, leftist, women's, lawyer s, and foreign students' groups - meets at 10:30 a m. at 13th Avenue and Kincaid Street to prepare for the march. The rally is scheduled from noon to about J p m. at the Federal Building, Seventh Avenue and Pearl Street, says Julie Sinai, coalition organizer The San Francisco Mime Troupe will perform as marchers arrive at the Federal Building, she says Short speeches by Austin Ray, pastor of Ebbert Memorial United Methodist Church in Springfield; Alfredo Monge, representa tive of El Salvador's FDR (Democratic Revolutionary Front); and Chinosole from the Friends of Myra Willard Committee will follow Brenda Cochrane, president of the University's Graduate Teaching Fellows Federation, will not speak as previously announced, Sinai says Co-sponsors of the event include Students for a Pro gressive Agenda, the National Lawyer's Guild, the Cuba Study Group, and the Mayday Cultural Committee Endorsers include the ASUO, University Democrats, Women in Transi tion, Black Student Union, Asian American Alliance, and Students for a Nuclear Free Future Global study event scheduled Building global awareness through folklore and the arts is the theme of a Northwest Confer ence scheduled for June 14-18 at the University. The five-day event, sponsored by the Univer sity International Studies Program, will bring together Northwest college instructors and Oregon high school teachers who are interested in developing and improving global studies pro grams in their schools. In Oregon, the State Board of Education has adopted a one-year global studies graduation requirement beginning with the graduating class of 1984. The conference is part of a new University program on global studies that has been made possible in part by a grant from the Exxon Education Foundation. “Every aspect of our lives is now affected by world political, economic and social events,” says Edward Comstock, international studies research assistant and conference coordinator. “The challenge is for us to prepare ourselves and our students to be world citizens, skilled at responding creatively to an increasingly inter dependent world,” he says. The conference program includes a variety of guest-speaker presentations, discussion groups, workshops, films and exhibits. The sessions will address the problems, instructional methods, and use of classroom and community resources in teaching global perspectives. Participants will be offered a choice of work shops, including sessions on human rights and refugees, preserving past cultures, Americans and foreign language, teaching global perspec tives with simulations and games, and intercul tural communication and understanding. The conference registration deadline is May 8 A $35 fee includes admission to all conference sessions, teaching materials and an international luncheon. Room and board in the dormitories is available at extra cost. Participants may receive up to three graduate credits through the education college, at a cost of $24 per credit hour. For a registration form and further informa tion, contact Edward Comstock, International Studies Program, Straub Hall, 686-5053. 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