‘Where are we now?’
Celebrating King’s birthday
University President Paul Olum has declared
Tuesday “Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative
Day,” and a series of free public events leading
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up to the celebration of King’s birthday anniver
sary is planned by the Black Student Union.
Olum made the declaration “in honor of the
slain civil rights leader and in celebration of his
life.”
Today and Friday, three films on King’s life
will be shown in rotation in Room 167 of the
EMU. The scheduled films are “A Man Of
Peace,” “From Montgomery To Memphis” and
“The Assassin Years.”
On Sunday, a program and reception will be
held from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Hu It Center.
Highlighting the program will be a lecture by
Mona Humphries Bailey, Washington state assis
tant superintendent of public instruction, at
about 4:30 p.m. in the Soreng Theatre.
Bailey is a member of the American Civil
Liberties Union National Advisory Board and a
director of the National Coalition on Black Power
Participation. Her lecture, with the theme
“Where Are We Now?”, is expected to be a
review of civil rights progress during the 17 years
since King’s assassination.
A free public reception will follow in the
Hult Center’s Studio I.
King was bom Jan. 15, 1929, and was
assassinated on April 4, 1968 in Memphis, Tenn.
The black minister and civil rights leader, who
led a boycott of the Montgomery, Ala. bus system
in 1955-56, received the Nobel Peace Prize in
1964.
For more information, call BSU Director
Dave Sarju at 686-4739, or the Council on Minori
ty Education at 686-3479.
Doctoral student
hosts radio show
KWAX’s Oregon Evening
program will be transformed in
to two-way radio as Dean Gar
rison. doctoral candidate from
the University’s counseling
department hosts a new series
entitled “All in the Family,”
every Monday from 6:30 to 7:30
p.m.
The hour-long program will
feature guest interviews and
listener call-ins on topics con
cerning the family including:
coping as a single parent; help
ing children through divorce;
coping with sexual abuse; the
influence of Boy George and
Michael Jackson on children’s
sexual identity: and others.
Listeners are invited to call in
with questions for the pro
gram’s guests at 686-4245.
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