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A CELEBRATION OF JEWISH CULTURE
JEWISH CULTURE MONTH
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Tuesday, November 17,
4:00-5:30pm
JSU’s monthly coffee talk
hosted by Professor
Richard Stein. 4:00-5:30,
The Multicultural Center,
EMU.
Wednesday November 18,
6:30-10:00pm
Jewish Culture Night. Eat
Alexander's Great Falafel!
Featuring the local band:
Klezmonauts.
The Fir Room, EMU.
Thursday, November 19,
7:30pm
Rosh Chodesh-Head of the Month.
This is a special event for women
only.
Hillel, 1059 Hillyard.
Sponsored By
The Jewish Student Union
WITH SPECIAL THANKS TO HILLEL
It you have any questions
please contact Angela or David
at the JSU office 346-4366.
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Campus Brief
Distinguished professor
to speak on Tuesday
Jim Mohr, professor of history
and one of three distinguished
professors, wilt speak at 4 p.m.
Tuesday in Gerlinger Lounge.
Mohr is a leading historian of
19th-century American social
policy. His lecture, entitled
“How Did Medical Malpractice
Become Such a Huge Problem
in the United States?” is spon
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sored by the College of Arts and
Sciences and is open to the pub
lic.
Mohr began teaching at the
University in 1992. He is consid
ered an expert on abortion policy
and has twice testified before the
U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee
on the subject. Mohr is also the
author of a book, Doctors and the
Law.
CAS awards three distin
guished professorships per
school year from the humanities,
physical science and social sci
ences, Candidates are nominated
by their departments and select
ed by a committee made up of
current endowed chair holders
and emeriti faculty.
Other recipients of the distin
guished professorships are Tom
Givon, professor of linguistics,
and Frank Stahl, professor of bi
ology. Givon will lecture Feb. 22,
and Stahl will lecture April 20.
CIP seeking lunch buddy volunteers
How would you like to eat
lunch with someone new?
The Community Internship
Program, located in the EMU
Breezeway, is offering an op
portunity for students to volun
teer for the Committed Partners
for Youth Lunch Buddies pro
gram,
Student volunteers will eat
lunch once a week with an at
risk child from either Willag
illespie Elementary school in
Eugene or Braton Elementary
school in Springfield.
Students can choose an ele
mentary school student from
the first to fifth grades.
For the rest of the school
year, students will spend one
hour per week visiting and
eating with the
child during
lunch break.
The purpose
Community
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gi of the program
is to act as a
mentor to
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velop a meaningful relation
ship that the child may not
otherwise have. The chil
dren’s parents have autho
rized them to be part of the
program.
There are children at both
schools, 15 at Braton Elemen
tary, who have the permission
slip signed but have not found
a lunch buddy.
If you would like to be that
special lunch buddy and eat
your peanut butter and jelly
sandwich with someone new
call Val at the Committed
Partners for Youth program at
344-0833 or call CIP at 346
4351.
There is a screening process
before students can participate.
17-year-old female
shot at 13th and Pearl
A 17-year-old female Eugene
resident who police said was
working for a drug dealer was
shot early Sunday morning neai
13th Avenue and Pearl Street
The motive appears to be robbery
police said.
Shortly after the shooting, twc
Eugene police detectives arrested
Justin Cooper Morris, 22, of Eu
gene. He was charged with first
degree robbery and first-degree
assault and lodged at the Lane
County Jail.
The female, who sustained a
shoulder wound from the gunshot,
was lodged at Skipworth Juvenile
Detention Center for hindering
prosecution and possession of
LSD.
Homicide suspect
arrested Saturday
Eugene Police Officer Jeff
Drullinger arrested homicide sus
pect Phillip Bates Saturday
evening on Highway 99N near
Pattison Lane. Bates was wanted
in connection with the shooting
death of one woman and the gun
shot wound to another that oc
curred Thursday night at an
apartment compiex in West Eu
gene.
Drullinger spotted Bates at 7:22
p.m. walking in the opposite di
rection down Highway 99N. He
turned his car around and arrest
ed Bates without incident. Bates
was carrying a firearm at the time.
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GREAT AMERICAN SMOKEOUT
American Cancer Society
5K FUN RUN
Thursday, November 19th, 4:00 p.m.
It's Free!
Alton Baker Park. Begin at BBQ Pits
Call 346-4456 to sign up
Winners are those who
predict their time most
accurately without using
their watches!
Prizes include:
a two month free membership at
24-hour Fitness, Track Town Pizza,
Copeland’s sports, and more!!
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