Retired UO sociology professor dies
m utuiLAitu: John ciam studied both
community policing and cnromotogy
By Jmn iter Schmitt
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A rwmtly retired sociology profess,* known for
h»* dedication to teaching pasted «w«v Dot 10
Hi* cum of death wh not otadkiMd
fohn "Jack Clark. Ift7, who hod hewn * professor
at the University since \mn retired last Nmum»wr,
H* specialised in criminology and deviance with
social organisation and control
"Hi* finest i.ontrtbtilion to u* was hi* iimnrnw
dedication to leeching." **»d Robert O'Brien. *w i
ology department bead
In hi* cnminotogv < lamer Oari wouki sometimea
hold conference tail* with professional*. such a* a
gang crime e*|wrt in lot Angela*. w that the stu
dent* could ask question* ami get immediate answers
from someone in the field. O’Brien said
In 1BB2. Clark received a $1*0.000 grant from the
National Institute of justice to work with the Port
land Police Homan and Portland State University
professor* on a protect u seeming community polk -
ing in Portland
“The goal of community policing 1* to get the
police out on their heats so that the community
interact* with the police, not a* an enemy, but a*
« p«wn that (H«rv know and «n»
familiar with." Q'Urten muI
”ll‘a a popular movomroi tn
criminology “
During the lhr*« year* that
Clark waa mvolvad in the pro
iwi. ha condut i«l tontn and
researched I ha «ommunity*
wanton to the new polking mv
• apt The final project wa» com
pleted thi* past fall
Clark also instituted a tern hing
•eninar on < ampw ft* larum and <n»dua«e student*
that tea* he* everything from creating a syllabus to
new way* to get students involved in rlas*
Heion* coming to the t nivenutv ( lari taught at the
University of Illinois ami (he University of Mtnnw«t
Clark received the Tea* her of the Year award
while leeching at the University of Illinois At the
University ol Minnesota, h* wa* ihe head of the
sociology department and we* the associate dean
of the (College of Liberal Art*
Clark wrote three hooks and various artu ie*
exploring topics such as deviance, white-collar
crime and police behavior
A memorial service wa* field on fan ft in the Cer
Unger Alumni Lounge
Cultural night brought the diverse together
■ INDONESIA; The
country's anthem means
"Unity m Diversity," the
theme for the evening
By Janmtar Carter
SMtfH ttUot
Morn than 300 people attend
ed the ole vent h omnia) Indone
sian Cultural Night in the EMU
llallroutn Sunday.
The theme of this year’a cul
tural night w»* Ethinneka Tung
gal Ika (Unity in Diversity) This
phrase Is Indonesia's national
anthem because the country i*
home to more than 180 million
people who are spread out across
more than 13,000 islands
Ahmed Faust Gam. the
Indonesian Consulate from San
Francisco, opened the cultural
evening He said cultural events
help footer international relations
"Through such ovwii* the«ul
lural rotation* between Indone
sia and the United State* will be
bettered." he said
In an interview. (Jam said cul
tural event* also help him with
ht* toll. Tut vary grateful that
Indonesian student* organize
these kind* of event*." he said
"It I* part of my tab to introduce
the Indonesian culture to Amer
nans, and events like this make
my job that much easier."
Irwan NgadUastra. the pr«*i
dent of the Indonesian Student
Association, said cultural nights
serve several purposes for stu
dents and the community
The purpose is to allow
Indonesian students to empress
their aspiration* and share their
culture." he said "The second
purpose is lo unite the growing
number of Indonesians on cam
pus We have very rare chances
lo together and talk '
Ngadisastrn said there are cur
rently about HK) Indonesian »tu
dent* on campus
Catherine Hadiwtbowo. a ktr
m*r membi of the Indonesian
Student Association. said she
«o|oy* « uliuml night* because
they give her She opportunity lo
share information about her
Javanese culture with people who
are interested in learning about
Indonesia
John Ng. a senior majoring in
international studies, said he
came to Indonesian Cultural
Night because he is an interna
tional student *As an interna
tional student. I like to give my
support to the international com
munity,” he said
The esMung s entnrtanuuent «g
ment included Indonesian danc
ing. singing and an Indonesian
video showing
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