Free speech
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FROM THE PAST: The Free Speech Platform was
erected in 1963 by the Class of 1963 as a place to give
speeches outside the EMU Fishbowl The platform
proved popular until it was moved a few feet in 1975
when the walk under the EMU was dug. The move left
the Free Speech Platform facing a brick wall of the
EMU and its popularity died
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Group to celebrate year
By Rebecca Merritt
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For many < (immunities, a cor
nucopia symbolizes a harvest
period, a time when neighbors
celebrate victories of the past
year.
Following in this tradition.
Clergy and Laitv will use the
cornucopia, a horn shaped has
ket overflowing with fruits and
flowers, to remember the year's
successes and thank its 100 vol
unteers at a multu ulturnl music
festival and silent am lion Satur
dnv at the Firs! Congregational
( hurt h. 1050 F. J Irii Ave
It combines fun and fund
raising in the spirit of so* cil |us
tii e," s.utl Brian Hoop, event
coordinator
Clorgv and l-aitv Concerned is
<i religious group that fix uses on
anti-rnc ism, gnv rights and ecu
nomii -equality issues
"A lot of our volunteers are
progressive students who are
com erued about rai ism and
hoinophohu issues in tins area."
Hoop said "( Al t has plaved a
major role m organizing efforts
to raise awareness ol the agenda
of the Oregon Citizens
Alliaru e
During the past voar, CAL(
has worked to edu( ate the com
munity with programs su< h as
Youth For Juste e. which oilers
workshops for social justice
issues and develops relation
ships with youth of color and
Communities Against Hate, a
program that monitors white
supremacist groups.
Hoop said CALC has impor
tant ties to the University as
three stall members are former
students, and the group has
scheduled many campus rallies
in the past.
CALC is inv iting the public to
attend its eighth annual Cornu
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Brian Hoop, events coordinator
tor Clergy and Laity Concerned,
believes the group's event will
combine tun and fund raising
i opia Saturday Hu- «• v**nt
begins .i( (i :<n p m with .1 siIimi!
auction Auction items were
(ioiiiitiui In local businesses and
include memberships at th«*
thigene VMI A and gift certifi
cates for local restaurants
A multicultural program of
music, dance and storytelling
begins at r (i in Pyramid Break
fast, a Kugene based jar./,
rhythm and blues group, is
si beduled to perform, as well as
The l eather Dam ers. a Native
Amerii an dance troupe I he
Roosevelt Troupe of Tellers, slu
dents from Roosevelt Middle
School, will tell folk tales from
Asia, Africa and South America
"bach year we trv to present at
least three ethnic nets from dif
ferent cultures,” Hoop said.
Guests at Cornucopia are
served all of the Prim e Bucklers
ici* i ream they can eat and are
asked to pay a sliding si ale
donation between St and $t>
Child care will Im* provided.
COMMUNITY BRIEFS
The Survival Center invites
those interested in protecting
endangered spot tes to attend a
club organizational meeting Fri
day.
Survival Center members are
hoping to start a new group that
focuses on wildlife conservation
issues The group will educate
the public about endangered
species, as well ns build an
endangered spts ies library, said
Hob Beisser. group organizer
Beisser said the club may
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