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M e a tlo a f
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C a tfis h • A n d M a n y
O th e r S o u th e rn D is h e s
CIRCLE FORUM
In c lu d in g :
C le o ’s
Z e s ty R ib s In S a u c e
P o r t la n d , O R 9 7 2 0 7
P .O . B o x 176
Black Future
Leaders Day
7
Sojou mar Truth
Theatre Company
8
First ot th re e p e rfo r­
m an ce s d e s ig n e d to e n ­
tertain a nd to im prove
c o m m u n ica tio n betw een
races U nder the d ire c ­
tion ot N yew usi Askari
and R uby Reuben, the
a u d ie n ce gets a h istori­
cal review ot b la ck lan­
g u a g e a n d cu ltu re a nd a
ch a n c e to particip a te m
role reversals
6 15 p m , A g n e s Flana­
gan C hapel
S o u l F o o d D in n e r
A uthentic fo o d s of the
Black cu ltu re Free to
students on the m eal
plan $ 5 to others
O ffered by M arriott Food
Service
O p e n F o ru m o n th e
H ill, ) 30 p m , C o uncil
C ham ber
R e c e p tio n , 6 30 p m
J a z z P e rfo rm a n c e a n d
D a n c e , 8 p m Stamm
2 8 8 -0 0 3 3
7 30 p m Agnes Flana­
gan Chapel
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Dubach
R e u n io n W e e k e n d
G o s p e l E x tra v a g a n z a .
10 a m . C hapel
L u n c h e o n , 11 3 0 a 11
Dubach
F o r m o re in fo r m a tio n
a b o u t w e e k e n d e v e n ts
p h o n e th e A lu m n i O f­
fic e , 2 9 3 -2 7 6 8
B la c k to th e F u tu r e is
s p o n s o re d b y L e w is &
C la rk S tu d e n ts U n ite d
fo r A m e ric a n C u ltu ra l
A w a re n e s s (S U A C A ).
F o r m o re in fo r m a tio n
p h o n e 2 4 4 -6 1 6 1
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All-campus Black to the
Future Dance features
Master T as the DJ
Open to the public
$ 2 general admission
$ 1 with I &C ID
9 p m 1 a m , Stamm
“ T h e E y e s a n d E a rs o f th e C o m m u n it y "
M usic to ce le b ra te b y —
rhythm a nd blues, c o m ­
p osed and p e rfo rm e d by
Blacks
2:30 p m . Thayer
4 45-6 p m , Fields Din­
ing Room
PO R TLA N D OBSERVER
TimeSound
Film revealing now white
stereotypes of blacks
originated and showing
how to a more accurate
fund of knowledge
9 1 5 p m Council
Chamber
A lu m n i W e lc o m e ,
1 p m , Thayer
B la c k H e rita g e T riv ia ,
Sojourner Truth
Theatre Company
6 p m , Evans A u d ito riu m
B la c k P e o p le in W h ite
M in d s
R e u n io n W e e k e n d
Cosponsored by the
Lewis & Clark College
Alumni Association
Templeton College
Center
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Part 2 of seres designed
to help people commu­
nicate with groups from
different cultures
8 p m Agnes Flanagan
Chapel
Black Alumni
A w o rk s h o p to h e lp high
school students select
a p p ro p ria te c o lle g e s
Find out from Lew is &
C lark students w hat c o l­
lege is really like C o ­
sp o n sore d by the A d ­
m issions O ffice Tim e
and location TBA
H O M E-C O O KED DESERTS
MEMBERS & GUESTS
1989
Finale perform ance,
exa m in in g w h a t's
uniq u e about Black
language a n d culture
S o jo u r n e r T ru th
T h e a tre C o m p a n y
Saturday
n
M ile s o t
S m ile s
A multimedia presenta­
tion by Ellen Jacobs,
portraying her mountain
biking adventure
through east-central
Africa
6 30 p m Council
Chamber
D ance
Come See ‘Luberta’
For Down Home Cookin'!
February
Tuesday
FOR YOUR EVERCHANGING LIFESTYLES
Army
National
Guard
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Lewis & Clark College Celebrates Black History Monti
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Oregonian.
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Pacific N orthw est Region
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do lenders requirements for qualifying a prospective
buyer for a home m ortgage The formula here is
intended only to provide you with a general idea of how
a lender may view your financial condition os it opphes
to o home purchase For further information on loon
equirements, talk to your real estate agent or local lender
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