Calendar
Tuesday, April 11
The film “Stealing Heaven” will be
shown from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the
Sacred Heart Auditorium. A $5 do
nation is requested. The film is
based on Marion Meade’s novel by
the same name. It is the true story of
the unsanctioned love relationship
between the 12th century French
philosopher Peter Abelard and
Heloise, the niece of Canon Fulbert
of Chartres. The film is unrated, con
tains some nudity and may not be
suitable for children.
Dance Africa celebrates Africa Day
and launches the University’s Inter
national Week activities with a high
energy performance of traditional
dances and drumming from various
ethnic groups in South and West
Africa. The event begins at 8 p.m. in
the Dougherty Dance Theatre in Ger
linger Annex. The price is $2, and
proceeds help fund Dance Africa’s
visits to area elementary schools.
For information, call 346-3386.
CRIME
WATCH
Reported April 3 through April 10:
April8: Criminal Mischief II, 90 Com
mons Drive, attempted break-in
April9: DUli, 1200 block Hilyard
Street, subject ran red light
April 9: DUII, 1300 block Columbia
Street, failure to obey traffic stop
April 10: .Public Indecency, 1200
block Alder Street, masturbating in
public
Crime prevention tips of the week
from OPS Officer Sob Guse:
1. In a grab-and-go theft, keep your
head and try to remember the de
scription, last-seen running direction
and any other important informa
tion we might need to know. Re
member our emergency number is
346-6666 on campus.
2. Get to know the company before
you subscribe to a magazine through
it. Selling bogus subscriptions to stu
dents is a favorite scam among truly
artistic thieves.
SOURCE: Eugene Police Department
Museum
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“We’re extremely pleased to
have received such generous do
nations,” McDonald said. “It
would take several more years if
we didn’t have help.”
Pape, a local business owner,
made the contribution to the cam
paign as a birthday gift for his
wife, Susie, two weeks ago during
a party at the museum.
“I was totally surprised,” said
Mrs. Pape, a member of the muse
um board.
McDonald said the Papes are
also supportive of the athletic de
partment and the business
school. “They’re really great peo
ple,” McDonald said. “They’re
very committed to the University
in many areas.” .
Public support is crucial to the
development, said Kaci Manning
, manager of public relations at
the museum.
“We not only rely on the pub
lic’s financial donations but their
support when it opens,” Manning
said. “Our goal is to have a full
building all the time.”
Beginning next spring, the 70
year-old building will receive its
first renovation that will more
than double its size to 63,000
square feet. The new look will
r
feature a cafb, a store and an inter
active gallery.
Museum director Dave Robert
son said he hopes to attract trav
eling exhibitions to the new
4,700-square-foot exhibit gallery
when the project is complete in
2003. The renovation will pro
vide space for all of the 13,000
art collections that now fit in
space originally intended for
about 3,800.
Once construction begins, the
museum’s access will be unavail
able to the public. Despite efforts
to keep it open, Robertson said
the museum must close during
the two-year construction period.
The museum staff will focus
mainly on teaching during that
time.
“We tried to design the plans
so we could keep part of the mu
seum open during the renova
tion, but it’s just not possible,”
Robertson said. “It would add
months to the project and $1.5
million.”
In addition to being an impor
tant project for the community,
the renovation will provide bet
ter opportunities for students
and faculty, McDonald said.
“This will have a big impact
on campus for many academic
disciplines,” she said.
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