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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1995)
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University professor honored Pete Schneider for the Ooyjee twy f ?n»r*t0 A University music professor was honored this month for his contributions outside of the class room and for his leadership in the field of music education Dr Stephen Stone, former assistant dean of the University's School of Musk , w o honored this month at the Northwest Division of the Musa Kdn < atom National Conferem <• is the HJQ5 re* ipient of the Distinguished Service Award It s mi »■ to la* ret ognirnf for what you've done for your profession," said Stone, who is now retired from tear bin# The kinds of things that make iihe award! meaningful to me is that it shows the amount of hours |'ve put in beyond the actual 'fillies ..! Hit ll.0 Kvery two years, the award honors an individual who has shown throughout his or her c areer the ability to ennch the lives of students m the field of muse Also, the award recognizes dedu atfon to the professional organizations devoted to the advancement of music education Dr Stone is a well known figure in the music c ommunity, said N< oil Harkhurst. one of Stone's colleagues in the niussi sc hoot "He is also a won derful person who is much deserving of such an STONE honor ” Stone taught (or more than 20 years in Oregon pul* In schools tie fore joining the University must*, faculty in l')7ti During his long. su< l essful music torching rntwr, he instrut ted extensively in the fields of ja// history, choral singing and popular music Stone has written sev eral artit lev on popular musii for a variety of music nuhlii a lions iimi v\orked to produce ln/z Songhonk. .1 series of w < • k I % programs for public radio in Ore gon. Aside from tew lung Slone has exc idled in the ncna of (Ifiyui; m . sa .nim i; ■af'■ ■ -1, II.-,-. . j. 1-,! president of the Musk Kdui .dors National Confer ent <> and the Oregon Mush; Kdui a tors Asms iation and has served on committings for both organiza tions Stone also served as art evaluator of music educ ation programs fur several national and and state music commissions Stone is also an accomplished professional trombone player, who [rerforms regularly with the Starlighters, a local big band jazz ensemble Kidnapped girl returns to family Did ANO, Calif (AC) A 4-monlh-old girl kid napped n week ago from an Orange County tmill was found safe Saturday at a home in Delano. Costa Mesa polo e said Stephanie Zamora was kidnapped from a Sears store at South Coast Clara in ( osta Mesa on April .!» by a woman whom police identified as Maria Dnilsi Martinez. IB, iif Delano On Friday, an informant lad dete< 11v 1-s from the Delano and fiesta Mesa poiii »• departments to a Delano home, about ltn miles northeast of lais Angeles Colic e staked Out the house and when Mar tinez left at If) a m Satur day, she seas arrested, said ( osla Mesa police cdfst er Wav tie Riedmano Detoc lives searched the house and found the baby on « back patio with other children and adults, lie said " These people t oo|>erat ed with detectives and said the suspec t did not have a car or c hild 10 days ago." Kiedtnann said Martinez was returned to Orange* County to fa< e kidnapping and grand thc»ft auto < barges, police said City government plans to reach citizens on-line SAI EM (AP) 1 it) " I iag to boost i itizen involve** ment I i “ .ii iinti'riii]!.'!i! h it c found .1 ;;*.*, avenue tin1 Internet !!••• i <) r. - vs. ■: l*i 1 t>i 11 i:ii*c trmui Network would allow residents to use their home computers to talk to city officials and access information about < ity and county government, the library sys tem and schools What we re offering is an easy way for them to get involved," said hen Phillips, who is spearheading the pm jet t I his is something that's going to bring this t omnium!v together " 1 !is to >m. lormiis will all. e,y . iti/etis to disi i,-,-, |... ,1! ;-,sues rliey'll see an on m men map of the proposed riverfront park and be able to comment on it They 'll see the previous city couni il minutes The system will Ik* computerized, so anyone can join in the e!e< tronic - mail deflate at any time. " t'here s really no limit to what we t an do once it gets started,” Phillips said Marion ( mmtv has committed $60,000 to the project, amt Salem's $30,000 share is s« heduled for approval next month A federal library grant and subscription fees would < over the rest of the first-year costs. We don't vsant to make u profit on tins Phillips s lid “We see it as a public utility . like streets or lighting The different:!* is that only people who use the system will tie paying for it.” for $f> a month, OPEN subscribers will get an e-mail account and full act ess to the Internet ■ ET ALS MHHM.S ' lyou*i iKiwiittjl wil) f*V»- p!«t* Ha|*v at 3 »U > V4! i.i uUn\ K-;.•• (} I nbun i.D A lliw iual • .u!? 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