JOURNAUSTS Continued from Page 1 Ixineath the surface, Ponomart huk s.mi "Behind overy fad you have to see a vision. In1 said "You have to lx- aide to sot: I hi; phenomenon " Tht' same training is givon to mainstream journalists, who art; considered tin right arm of the < omniums! I’artv. I’onomarolnik said Government anti independent journalists .alike an responsible for spreading information aixiut perestroi ka said Igor kots. a correspondent .for the journa: Huihn.i, or Homeland ' The press has played the main role in perestroika, kols said "From (reading) newspapers, the Soviet pee pie understand what has happened under perestroi ka Soviet journalists have written thousands of artu les analyzing the effeds Soviet President Mikhail (airtia i hev's reform proposals would have on Soviet (ill zens, and have also been re examining the (last buried by Communist pro|iagantia. kots said In addition to learning how to dig beneath the air face of a story, other aspects of practical I training for Soviet journalists are similar to licit of their t' S conn terparts, fie said Moreover, many nspeds of the l' S media, includ ing tlie type of equipment used, advertising and news agent ies. are also found in the Soviet Union, lie said Soviet journalists use computers, but their use is currently limited to the large newspapers Advertising From (reading) newspapers, the Soviet people understand what has happened under perestroika.' — Igor Kols is morn widespread in tides ision than in prim. Kols said. ,m is sponsored by the United Stales Information Agency The meeting, whir h was dominated by funnily ques lions about the Soviet political situation, was "the usu al Russian discussion." Kots said "All contradic tions Mikhail Degtyar, chief of the Video Supplement De partment of Knnisulmolskuyu I'nmlu. the daily news paper of the All-Union League of Communist Youth in Most ow, had another persper live "(loot) thing we're discussing this while we’re so her," he said ET ALS KRMA campus radio will hold a general inter est meeting tonight at (i to I he location is avail able at the ASUO office, I.MI Suite -1 Call 346-4091 for more information "Cruel Spirits: Alcohol and Violence" is th< title of a video to he shown hv the Unwanted Sexual Hohavlor Task Fort o, .today from 10 to to noon in Room 401 Oregon Hall ( all 140-1134 for more information "Wininger's Critique of Modernity” is the ti tie of a lecture to be given tonight a! 7 In Room 115 Pacific bv David Left of the University of California at San Diego The lecture is part of the "Vienna in the Early Twentieth Century The Cultural Response to Modernization" series Deadline for submitting El uls to the Emerald front desk, EMU Suite .100 is noon the day be fore publication El als run the day of the event unless the event takes place Indore noon Notices of events with a donation or admission charge will not In• accepted Campus events and those scheduled nearest the publication date will be given priority. 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