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_Community_ Peace group sponsors event to celebrate Gandhi's life Bv Hon Walker f morale) \ssot into Editor Mohandas K (N1.iii.itm.il (landlii. horn 120 years ago to (lav u ill hr honorcil u itli a birthday i elebration al 7 |i m upstairs at Ihr Kugene I’lihlit l.ihrary 100 W I tth Avi> Bhavani Manheim, Gandhi m holar and University ta< ultx member in Ihr anthropology drpart mrnt. will dismiss the human sic It* ol the Indian pnhti i al and spiritual leaflet I hr ports is sponsored by Ihr World Peat r l hiivrrsitv |U I’l ’) an organization which relocal cd to Springfield from Cortland last year. The group is laum hing a fundraising campaign in hopes ol creating an international re seari h lihrarv lor prat r studies The library will hr lot ated in luigrnr and will feature 27.000 volumes ol Gandhis works, the largest collection anywhere, said Richard Schneider. WPG chief e\e( iltive offii el "Kugene is one of the most progressive communities in the Northwest. Schneider said "It has the kind ol puhlii alti tude we felt was necessary for what we are trying to do." Four areas of corn ern to U I’l 1 are peat e etlui ation. tood efficiency ecology and social instil e For two years the group has operated Radio Peace Inter national, a short-wave station whit ii broadcasts from outside Sail Jose. (losta Rit a Though the WPt1 is not an ai i redded university, and cer lainly not traditional, it is a nonprofit group detlit utetl to 1'iiut filing ilif global i omnium t\ Si hneider said 1 niversit\ is ,i genenr IiTIII we use so Hr i ,m l)f rei ogni/.ed lor uh.it wo re tr\ing lo <lo b\ tlic rost ol llio world hi* s.ml H\ l.inn.1 r\ Si hnridi-r said lie liopos lo start an nili*riislii|i program tor students from third u iirld nations ( airrently the \\ I’l i*mplnvs ihn*i? full timr stall members Si hni*idi*r has lx*n involved with till' U I'l' sun ♦* its fS talilislimrnt Ini- \ears ago I le has worked exlensivel\ with tin- (Iri-gon Department ot llu man Resouri ex in add it ion lo M-ars ol sin nil work in several nations An international atlvisorv hoard oversees the \\ I’l ion sistmg ol _’0 un-mhi-rs from na tions ini lulling the I anted Stales ( ost.i Kit a and the Sovi et I moil Although t'niversitv students have attended U I’l sponsored workshops in the past none lu lling to the 12 member Ideal board, whir h is a situation Si hneider would like to change "We'd like to see I 'm versitv students on the hoard he said Manheim is a member of the lor al board, and her speet li at tonight s event will focus on the personal aspect ot (landlu s 1 lie It w ill deal with (landhi as a person rather than a politi i al figure.’ she said (emdhi s birtlulav partv will leature free cake and refresh nienls. as well as loud for thoughtSt hneider said got meters camera bag| ■',m heads hi na!S COwrx ... ■ . . • liar cases QUrtar strings All this and much more ses saieliqhts slide mss drum pedals stic rs repiacemi handed guitars luring d harmonicas bassoons jews hard . 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