Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, January 22, 1986, Page 5, Image 5

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    January 22, 1986, Portland Observer, Page 5
Fast against
apartheid
M em bers of the Lewis an d
Clark College < (immunity will fast
for five days ag ain st r a t e due ri-
qiinution sta rtin g M onday. Ian
20
The fast, sp onsored by the
College's South A frica Action
C roup ISAAC), is in support of
A m ent an Hint ks « oiitmuing the
120-vear civil rights struggle, and
in solidarity w ith South A frican
Blacks. ()b|ei lives ini lude rinsing
a w a re n e ss of racism in all its
forms, and urging stro n g er action
regarding divestm ent from South
Afrii ,i hv the Hoard of tru s te e s of
Lewis and Clark College. The
group also asks aat the board
initiate a policy of him i.d respon
sibility regard in g investm ents.
At a recen t h o ard meeting the
tru ste e s voted to limit South
A tm an investm ents to i om panies
adhering to the Sullivan Print i-
ples despite a four hour-long si­
lent vigil urging total divestm ent
More than 50 stu d en ts stood out
side the board room
The Sullivan Principles a re
mild w orkplace reform s affei ting
less than 1 p e rc e n t of the Blue k
South A frican population
In addition to the fast, half-hour
silent vigils v\ ill be held during the
en tire week of the 20th in front of
the adm inistratio n building, th e
fe ste rs will sleep on cam pus in
the chapel basem ent
SAAC scheduled the fast lor
the week of |an . 20 in honor of
M artin L uther King. |r s b irth ­
day.
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Your "Safeway
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Free
weatherization
workshop
The Community Energy Project
is holding a free w orkshop on
home w eath erizatio n . W orkshop
p a rtic ip a n ts learn many low-cost
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bills and stay w arm er. Income-
eligible households receive $50
w orth of free w eath erizatio n m a­
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window kits.
The w orkshop is being held a,
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N.E 7 th. on W ednesday. |a n 29.
7:00-9:00 p.m.
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Energy House a , 284-7868
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