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Asian economy, politics
to be subject of lectures
■ FUTURE: Lecture* will
focus oo the increasing
effect As<a will have on
the rest of the world
By P*ta* UcKintey
Threw University pn>l«twn
•tv giving kittiw on point
ml and ernnumk change* wr
nmtly taking place through
out A*i*. Th* Iwrturw tetri**.
"Contempt*!ing A*ia*' eon
Unu*i through May IS an
threw different college cam
|wm in Oregon
On Twahy, miiltnt pro
fwttor of geography Canlyn
Cartier diatusawd thing hong *
integration into Chin*. ire Jud
ing tmnwhon* in Hi>ng hong*
manufacturing community,
th* rolw of migrant labor and
relafionahip* aero** the bar
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The n«*t lactur** in the
aerie* to take plat* at thw Uni
rmily wilt b* hold in Roma
231 Gilbert
On May t. history prufeaaur
Gl«nn May will diacuaa the
political and social unmt in
iIm Philippine* On May I ft,
Jeffrey Hmm. assistant pro
lessor of history. will talk
about the future of Japan. both
it* pr«U*fM and prospect*
"These lecture* provide an
opportunity few Oregonian* to
pause and realise how largo
an impact the change* in Asia
will have an the world enter
log fh* twenty’Ant century."
•aid Stephen Durrani, direc
tor of the University tenter few
Asian and Pacific Studies
"We believe Asia and the
Pacific Rim will play an
important polilicai and eco
nomic role in Ihe world over
the nest centuryhe said.
Other lectures will be con
ducted in Portland and in
Bend The talks are being
sponsored by the University
of Oregon (afllsr for Asian
and Pacific Studies and Lewis
and Clark Collage of Portland
Par more information on the
•arias, contact the Universi
ty Centra few Asian and Pacif
ic studies at }RMM2« or
Lewi* and Clark College
LTD board gains
Springfield resident
Springfield school leather
Mery Murphy we* approved to
Ibe Lene Tranrit District Board
last Thursday by the Oregon
riele Senate.
Only one tenetor. Bob Ktntigh
{representative of Lene end Dw*
gla* com title*) voted against
Murphy, however. state Sen
Pete Soreneon defended Mur
phy end urged her confirmation
Murphy'* eppointmenl come*
efter another Springfield reel*
dent. )ohn Lively, we* replied
by the Oregon *tete Senate In
November IM) by e vote of It
to nine Appointment* by the
Governor mutt receive lb vote*
to win con firm* Man
Croup seeking hosts
for exchange program
The nonprofit organisation.
EurAupeir {pronounced your o
pair) Intercultursi Child Cere
Program. i* Keeking local fami
lies interested in hosting an au
pair eat hange participant from a
European country.
By hotting an au pair from
France. Germany, Spain. Scan
dinavia. Australia or New
Zealand families with children
will benefit from dependable
live-in care while gaining the
oooortumtv to eachanee culture
Hie VofO HawaH Club’*
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Sunday, April 21,1996 © EMU Ballroom
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For more information, call
(S03H29 I10S or toll free at
1(900)713 2002
University professor
speaks to City Council
The City Council ami the
Eugene Planning Commission
will hoar and discuss a presen
tatton by John Baldwin. director
of the Institute of Sustainable
Environment at the University,
in a public forum Thursday at
5 30 p.m. In the City Hall
McNutt Room. 777 Pearl St.
Baldwin's discussion ia part
of tb« city of Eugene’s long*
range planning project. Shaping
Eugene's Future, established to
determitwi the city's role in man*
aging future growth.
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