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KAPLAN _MIPKAPTIIT . 8 'WWe' jbwi. aattite. wttfr . . ■ ^ ^ » *1 ** ■ waw» •aipiaW'' BIBLE ROUNDTABLES Restoration Campus Ministry The World Through the Lens of the Bible Thursdays 12:30 p.m. * 1:30 p.m. Information 726-5480 Erb Memorial Union Century Room D Date Feb 8 Feb 15 Feb 29 Mar 7 Mar 14 Topic Who is Jesus? Buddhism and Christianity Islam and Christianity Is Truth Relative? Evolution and/or Creation? Parking: Funding source is unknown • Continued from Page 1 tnd Motr* The tube nmnuttm* anticipate* (Hat maintenance toMi tan be auverod by rental f«*e* and (ha! (ha paving and additional bike reck* north at Collier House will correct a muddy am* The bike nark.* need to be 3 feet from the curb to prevent blocking the flow at the piite Hike* will be more secure becauae it i* in *n area of incmaaad traffic, the subrom milt** said Ramev suggestion that the Uni vertity provide mote service in the area* where student* can pari their take* rarervad < nta Jam ftuBi the subcommittee “It sound* like we're talking •bout tb* necessity to provide bike patking with every new building.* Kameennui said One member suggested that there was a need for additional (Miking "There it a great deal of con gestion right around |!3th Av# and University Sl.J,* said Stead Uphsio vke provost for raam h am! graduate education Thi* alto drew heated oppo tition bom other tuheommittee members Some expmseed motam about the visual effect the bike rack* would have on t he Collier House “An enclosure where we }u«t MM* HMCMMKMww Ptan« to» IM« p*fhing apaca* for bicyctoa Hava baart proposal «*aeawaa of • curront ahortaga T*a now apacaa would coal ttSO.OOO have a bike rack is much morn userfriendly {than storage sheds)." Mid Brut* Wilson. fab (nr the Institute far Mol *rul*r Biology "We currently Imw existing hike lor km that are being used, this is fust more fee sible" The current bike storage sms on campus has been fairly suc cessful, he said The committee plant to build 17 bike storage units st s pro (acted OKU of *250 apiece There are several approer he» to Ihe bike-locker situation.* Kepfer Mid. "People can either pul in coin*, or they can ran* the io< W» by the term. or on a year ly baait * One member suggested that only science people be allowed to use them The subcommittee will con tinue to have meeting* for the rest of this term. UO director resource for youth crime study ■ PREVENTION • .Va’a >. juventl© violence work as me member of a new lask iotce focusing on prevention By Cindy Long foreman tm* <*nv John Kitxhaber t« tackling Juvenile criffix with a new task force and lapping into lb* Unlver illy f«w iwoutw Tin* governor appointed Hill Walker. 10 director of the Univer»ity Institute on Violence and itoctructiv* Behavior and director of the Outer on Human Development, to the Teak Force on |uve nile Crin* Prevention Walker aatd the taak force, composed of about IS member*, will prevent a report to the governor by Sept I Attorney General Ted kulongoski will serve a* chairman The intent i* to focus on the prevention of Juve nile crime al the local level, and to u*« our Mammae u> a more efficient way.” Walker add In a letter to Walker Kttrhaber said it is impor tant that Oregon mUnu Juvenile crime "It is imperative that we develop and coordinate a comprehendv* Juvenile-crime prevention airel WALKfR egy for the state and each com » unity within the state,” Kitxhabar wmto in the letter Walker said the earlier behavioral problems are detect ed and treated in a child, the better It is best if a child's involvement with the police department because of behav ioral problems is minimal, he said. Walker is no stranger to behavioral problems and vio ••nee in children Iw developed Find Slap*, an early intervention program that detects and treat* behavior problem* in children He i* also Ihe author of two new book* on managing child behavioral problem*, and last April he became the t o director o( the Violence and Destructive Behav tor Institute. First Step* work* with children in kindergarten and follow* their prog ret* for several year* He •aid the program keep* student* from getting unto the wrong trac k "!t is highly «ffe< live, and the gams tend to be preserved.” he Mid Tibet ‘Over 6,000 monasteries were destroyed’ ■ Continued from Pigt f did everything to eradfcate rolt *»an ' The largest threat to the cut* tuml survival of Tibet, Qurfunkei *atd, is the population transfer of Chinese people into Tibet Tra ditiona) Tibetan cmftt and skills, •uch m the making of prayer srarvra and ndtgiou* slatuas have been taken over by Chines# immi grants "fTh» Chineael mb flooding the citie*.' he Mid Bui politual dit tension against the Chinese gov eminent it not tolerated “Any form of expression that it •nli'ChinftM can result in immediate imprisonment, torture and even death,' he Mid In retponte, many Tibetan* have fled the country Approxi mately 131.000 Tibetan* live in exile, according to presentation flaw* Despite the political oppret •ton. (iarfunknl said the Tibetan people remain confidant time* will change "Tibetan* continue to expo*** their hope for their future." he •aid. "Every Tibetan to Tibet hope* foe the return of the Dalai Laicui. ~ The Dalai Lama ha« been in exile in India since 1959 f I AIS Mcrmas Survival CarMar w* maal today •( 3pm m *ta EMU Ban undar Room For mora mtomaoon. cal 3464358 nvavm vtnur «<■ HxyitkX in HfV Mama# Piofaci Qudang maa« mg today at 4 30 p m m EMU Cardury Room E For mo»a ador maoon . cal 3464441 RELIGION Mawman Cantar *• aponaor a aiudani Mom and too*) torvgm at 9 ai 1650 EmaraM Si For mora •dormason. cal 343-TOfii Caroar Center w# sponsor an attaettro MMVWwng workshop today tram 2 to 3 30 p m in Room 12 Mandnefc* For mors mtorma tran. cm* 34&323S or contact i ttinancM Caraar Carrtar wil aponaor mtormatton asaauna tram aw lot towmp oompamaa in aw E MU today Paaca Corps tram to a m to 3 p m. 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