Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, May 30, 1990, Page 5, Image 5

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    I ■niversitv
Film to trace evolution of nuclear weapon
Manhattan Project speaker panel includes Olum
By Bob Waite
Emerald Comnbuli
Former I'niversitv President
Paul Olum w ill lie one of sever
.<I speakers comparing real life
experiem e in the Manhattan
Projei t to the him version. I'.il
Man anil l.ittlr Hm
The tilm whii h will he
shown tonight ,it 7 p in in 151)
Holumhia Hall, traces the pro
gress of developing the world s
Inst nuclear weapon, as well as
profiling lien l.eslie droves,
the militarv ton e hehind the re
scan h
()lurn and Himersitv profes
sor Aaron \ovick worked on
the Ma n ha Han Project and
helped develop the first atomii
homhs. named I at Man and Fit
tic Bov. that were dropped on
Hiroshima and Nagasaki end
mg the war in the I’m ilii
Novit k. a founder of the I in
versitv Institute of Molet ulat
Biology and Olurn will com
pa re their rer ol Iect ions o I
droves with the film's portraval
ol the general as played In at
tor Paul Newman
I !ni\ersitv senior Flizabeth
Tyson will also speak Tyson
recently went to Washington
l)(! and researched droves'
11 les fm her paper. I let ision
Making and the Dropping of
the Atomic. Bomb'
droves' tiles classified until
last year, were made public nil
del the Freedom of Information
At t
droves was responsible tm
tin’ I,os Alamos group that
worked oil the Manhattan Pro
|ei t and he is a principal i har
ai ter m the film
l lie (dm dramatizes the rai e
hotvveen Ament a and (,ermain
to design "the homh to end rill
Wtir through the tumultuous
relationship between droves
and phvsit ist | Kohert Oppen
heimet
The I i I in is sponsored hv the
I uiversitv Ai ms ( ontrol I o
rum Admission is S
I tennis I’othl I im ersitv pn ■
lessor and I'niversitv \rrns
t ontrol forum member, said
the group consists of l imersits
faculK
"We don't have an agenda.
I odd said "W e have ot t .ision
Military cuts mean ROTC reduction
Campuses demonstrate against
continued discriminatory policies
(Cl’S)- Al the same time
anti-KOTC sentiment li.is erupt
ctl .it .t numher of i ampuses
the Pentagon apparently is ton
sidering eliminating -1) to 11it>
ol its 400 KOK units nation
wide
The l' S I lepartment tit I )e
tense, whit It atliliinisters the
Reserve Offit e Training (imps,
saitl it mav close the units as
part of impending! uts in feder
al military spending, the Irmi
/'lines reported
' 'll the army gels smaller, the
K( )T( will too." saitl 1.1 ( ol
Blake, public affairs officer for
the Army Cadet Command in
Virginia. "The numher of ofti
<its .1 mi lieutenants will de
crease ,k < ordingly
Hhlki' said hr won't know
how main, or what ROTO pro
grams and students will bo at
for tod until mid June
"Thov want to make sun*
whatever redur lions o< i ur that
we'll have a manageable s\ s
tern siv or seven years from
now Blake said
Nationwide, Kti.OOII students
are in Arms, N'avv and Air
lone programs (It the > I K-t <
in the Arms K( )T( H.(100 w ill
become commissioned officers
this spring. Halke said
Wampus sentiment against
tin- K< )T< tor its |»«11 it: \ nt reins
mu to commission guvs .mil
lesbians .is ofln i-is lias grown
increasing!! strung in ret ent
\\ eek s
rim issue has sparkl'd politi
i a! a< In ilv at Itel’auw . \orlh
western. Northern Illinois liar
vard ami Yale universities, the
universities nt Wisconsin and
Illinois. ( al State \orthrtdge
Massachusetts Institute ol
lechnologv and Washington
l 'niversitv in St l.ouis
In late April Ml I I’rovosl
|ohn Deutch warned Set retail
nt Defense Kit hard < !helie\ tll.it
iii.nn universities will with
draw Irom the Kl ) 11 program
d the anti ga\ polii v isn't
ihanged
I’.ml ( Hum
al tuih lions u hr rr prop
diverse opinions can <
arms control. mmoitiK
and other rrialrd issnrs
I r with
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