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University
Christian fellowship
group meets today
MKKT1NCS
Korean Christian Fellowship
meets today at 4 p.rn. at the
Wesley ('(Miter. 1236 Kiiu.oid
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SPEAKERS AND t.E<H'DRES
"On Privacy" is the title of a
le< lure to be given by |eff )ohn
son. asso( iate professor at Hast
ern Oregon State College, and
l.ani Roberts. instnictor at Ore
gon State University The lec -
tures will be held today at 4 in
Room 154 Straub
Et als
"Mitochondrial l)NA and
Human Evolution" is the title
of a lei tore to lie given by Mark
Stnneking of Pennsylvania
State University The lecture
will take place today at 3 30
p m in Room Mill Oregon Hall
“Writing Across Borders" is
the title of a lecture to be given
by Norma Alacaron. professor
of Chicano and Ethnic Studies
at the University of California.
Berkeley The lecture will be
prescMited today at 4 p m in
Room 100 Willamette
MISCKl.I.ANF-'.Ol 'S
Korean Student Association
will hold its presidential elec
lions Saturday morning at
1 1 10 at Alton Baker Park
Mass of Thanksgiving will
be celebrated for the 75th year
ol the Newman Center. 1850
Kmerald St. Saturday night at
5 A re< option will follow. Oth
er Mass times will he 0 and II
a m. Saturday, and 7:50 p in.
Sunday.
Applications for education
peer advisers will he taken on
til May 28 in Room 117 Educa
tion.
A fine art print sale will he
held Saturday from !) a in to 5
p in in the FMU Lobby. The
sale is put on by the University
Print Department.
Carol Steinel. and the Port
land lesbian improvisational
group Acting Out, will perform
Saturday night at 8 in Room
100 Willamette.
Academic decision making
will be the focus of a workshop
for pre-majors offered by the
Office ot Academic Advising
and Student Services today
from 10 a.m to 11 a m. and
Monday from t to 4 p m in
Room 104 (fregon Hall
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