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ACTIVITIES
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the school year, including the Venus
Festival, Sexual Assault Awareness
Week and Take Back the Night.
For students more interested in en
tertainment than politics, the Univer
sity Cultural Forum, located on the
ground floor of the EMU, is "a cam
pus organization on the pulse of stu
dent life and interest."
The organization is student-run,
separate from the ASUO and is in
charge of bringing cultural, social
MORE INFORMATION
The University College Republicans
346-4347 or e-mail
UOGOP@gladstone.uoregon.edu
The University College Democrats
online at
gladstone.uoregon.edu/~colleged
The Survival Center
346-4356 or e-mail
survival@gladstone.uoregon.edu
and educational events that reflect
the diverse University student body
on campus. The Cultural Forum is al
ways looking for volunteers and staff
OSPIRG
346-4377 or online
at ospirgstudents.org
The University Women's Center
346-4095 or online at
uoregon.edu/~women
The University Cultural Forum
346-4373 ore-mail
cultural@darkwing.uoregon.edu
to help with scheduling and events.
Contact the freelance editor
at aimeerudin@dailyemerald.com.
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RELIGION
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"Our group is very much into the
different cultures and racial reconcili
ation," Miyashiro said. "The group
has a certain religious belief, but we're
also celebrating each person's culture
and difference."
At the weekly meeting, called "The
Point," the group worships Christ
and shares good aspects of college life
simultaneously.
Hie group also offers Bible study at
campus residence halls. Student lead
ers from the group live in the halls
and hold weekly Bible sessions in
their rooms.
Miyashiro said the group wants to
build a relationship with people and
give guidance to campus freshmen.
"If you're a freshman, you don't
know anything about campus
and don't know what is going
on," she said. "That's why we are
here to let them know, help them
get involved."
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship
holds weekly meetings every Tuesday
at 8,30 p.m. in Gerlinger 302.
For more information on the Mus
lim Student Association contact
mzubair@darkwing.uoregon.edu. For
more information about Buddhists
For Peace, see their Web site at glad
stone.uoregon.edu/~bfpuo or contact
the group at bfpuo@yahoo.com.
For more information about
the InterVarsity Christian Fellowship
Bible studies, contact benemer
son@hotmail.com, lnkl783@ya
hoo.com, dl2m24@hotmail.com or
treesham@hotmail.com (EMU-Eth
nic Minority).
Noriko Miyazaki is a freelance reporter
for the Emerald.
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