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1 it ion could ho corrected by
oddity? asphalt curbs that would
route rainwater to drainage grates
and away from the buildings.
Almar Millman, an Amazon
resident for more than a sear, also
said that he believes the Univer
sity is not considering restoration
options.
"They've decider) to tear down
the buildings, so they've found
problems to justify that," he said
"It would he nice to find out what
possible options would he. The
University is not willing to dis
cuss solutions."
"They're pushing things so fast
that we have to use our energy to
gel them to stop and consider oth
er options," Millman said.
"They've got their blinders on
and aren't willing to see anything
but what they’ve set their sights
on.”
Clean-up participants also
seemed hopeful about the peti
tion that a group of tenants filed
with the Eugene Historical
Review Board requesting that
Amazon be declared a historical
site. If the request is granted,
demolition will be delayed while
the buildings' historical signifi
cance is documented.
The buildings ore all that
remains of Vanport, a temporary
World War II era c ity that was
located near Portland, and were
moved to Eugene in 1947 to
house returning war veterans. At
the time. University offic ials
planned to tear down the build
ings after 10 years.
WU sow CHAH\W m# I rr*ta*ii
Three-year-old Anthony Foster Is on his way to loin the cleanup crew
at Amazon. Tenants gathered Saturday morning to help clean
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MKKTINliS
Student Senate will meet today n! '* 10 p.tn
in KMU Century Room 1) For more inform*
lion, call 346-3724
P*i Chi will meet today at 5 p m in Room
270 Straub.
{lean of Student* will ho*! t* lesbian. hi**?*
ual drop-in group today at 4 p in in the
Koinonia Outer, 1414 Kincaid St For more
information, call 346-1142
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Jewish Student In ion will present The
Truth Shall Make Us Free inside the N«»* Nbi
Network. ‘ tonight at 7 at the First United
Methodist Church rh»« event commemnnHea
the eimvnrMrv of the 1936 Jewtah poerum.
Kmiallnatht (The Night of Broken GUt*I. and
it part of International Solidarity Day with
anti faM.mttt in Europe and North America
F rrthman Interest Group* will condnt t a
iroiltmin inleteat group academic advitiog
and winter term m hedullng today at 3 10 p m
in the EMI! Fir Room All frmhrnen who are
in a Fttwhman Interest Group are wu ouraged
to attend f or more information call Hf> -1211
Academic Advising and Studrnt Service*
will present I’rat ticum Op nori unities in
Occupational Therapv and Phytu al Thera
py uxtay a! H a m and ) t0 p m m Room 1M
Oregon Mall Student* who plan to do a
practicom for credit in winter term mu*l
at torn! either of the two Kof more
information. < alt 34(1 1211
Career Planning and Plai rment Service
will conduct an Interoahtp Opportunities
workshop today from l 30 to i JO p ro tn
Room 2*1 Hendrick*
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will conduct an Onk* Orientation today hum
J. 30 to » M) p m tn Room 221 Hendrick*
Career Planntn* and Pla* rmrnl Service
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9:30 am: Continental Breakfast
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November 13th, 8:00 pm, The Hult Center
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Communities Against Hate
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PRESENT
THE TRUTH SHALL
MAKE US FREE:
inside the Neo-Nail Network
Tuesday, Moveniber 9
7:00 p.m.
First United Methodist Church
1376 Olive St.
A documentary filmed in Germany (1988 to 1991) by Michael Schmidt. Following the
showing, a panel discussion will address the present situation in Germany and its
connections to developments in the U.S. The event commemorates Kristallnacht (the
Night of Broken Glass, November 9, 1938) and this year is part of an international
solidarity day with anti-fascists in Germany.
Co-iponortd by the Ug«e/Sprt»|fleld NAACP,
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