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The Portland Observer July 11, 1990
PSU EXTENDS
A D M IS S IO N S
O P E N S R EG IS TR A TIO N
JU S T JA M E S
FA SH IO N S
AAFA C O R O N A TIO N
JULY 18th
P o rtla n d Slate U n iv e rs ity has announced
e xte n sio n o f the deadline fo r fo rm a l
a d m issio n to the U n iv e rs ity this fa ll from
J u ly 1 to A u g u s t 1 and, in a d d ition , is
vance re g is tra tio n fo r non-adm itted stu
dents, T h a t means prospective students
have an a d d itio n a l m onth to a p p ly fo r
a d m issio n to P SU and, even p rio r to the
g ra n tin g o f a d m issio n , they can register
fo r fa ll classes.
A d e cisio n by the State B oard o f H ig h e r
E d u ca tio n o n June 14 e lim in a te d an
e n ro llm e n t lim ita tio n at PSU fo r the
c o m in g year. A s a result o f the lim it,
P o rtla n d State last year reduced i t ’ s
o ther C hance,” and gave it a P acific
N o rth w e st feel and fla ir. “ G ive A n o th e r
C hance” focuses on the sim ple things
e n ro llm e n t by nearly 1,200 students(7.4
percent).
“ R e m o va l o f the e n ro llm e n t lid at
P o rtla n d State is good news fo r the m et
e d u ca tio n needs o f the state’ s p o p u la
tio n cen te r.L a st year we were forced to
tu rn students aw ay. T hat w ill not happen
th is ye a r,” he said.
Because o f the tim in g o f the B o a rd ’ s
d e cisio n , the U n iv e rs ity has taken the
step o f exte n d in g its adm issions dead
lin e fo r a m onth as w e ll as re la xin g
re strictio n s on advance registration, also
im posed as part o f last ye a r’ s mandated
plan to reduce e n ro llm e n t
E d g in g to n said he was concerned
th a t recent h ig h school graduates and
others w ho are th in k in g about starting
their university studies may have thought
it was too late to register or gain a d m is
Legacy H ealth Systems and L a w to n
S w e itze r R a tti A d v e rtis in g are helping
A m e rica n Red Cross P a cific N orthw est
R egional B lo o d Services g ive pat'cnts
in 74 hospitals another chance.
Legacy p ro vid e d fu n d in g fo r an adver
tisin g cam paign created by L a w to n
S w e itze r R atti. A d d itio n a lly , p hotogra
pher Jerry H a rt, Pace V id e o , Beaver
E n g ra ving , Schlegel T ype se ttin g , and
T ri-M e t, com pleted the te le visio n and
p rin t a dvertising cam paign w ith in -k in d
donations.
Law ton Sweitzer Ratti b u ilt the cam
paign around an A m e rica n N a tio n a l Red
Cross theme, “ G iv e B lo o d , G iv e A n
re m o v in g p re vio u s re strictio n s on ad
ro p o lita n area, ‘ * Interim President Roger
E d g in g to n said, “ it means the U n iv e r
s ity is once again free to serve the higher
LO C AL B U S IN E S S E S DONATE TIM E , EN ER G Y TO
G IVE A N O TH E R C H A N C E
vo lu n te e r blo o d donors g ive to patients
in need o f tra n s fu s io n -a n o th e r hug,
JU ST JA M E S features c lo th in g fo r
men and w om en w ith an a v a ila b ility o f
a ll sizes. Fashions at JU S T JA M E S are
unique in style and can be fo u n d in
quantities o f * ‘ ...just one, ...o n ly tw o and
...a precious fe w .” These fashions are
u n lik e ly to be found at any other local
fashion boutique.
another laugh, another birthday.
T e le v is io n and p rin t ads feature a
group o f ch ild re n in fro n t o f the T ri-M e t
Z oo Bus celebrating “ another birthday.”
A teenager and her dog share “ another
day at the beach.” A n d , a grandfather-
grandson pair spend “ another night under
James shops the w o rld o ve r to brin g
unique fashions to you: fro m -C a lifo m ia
Casuals to the N ew Y o rk Sophisticates;
ffom -the rugged Aussie “ O utback” coat
fro m A u s tra lia to the fin e p o ly silks o f
Seoul Korea. His fashionable K irtos men’s
the stars,” roasting m arshm allow s over
a cam pfire.
A m erican Red Cross P acific N o rth
west R egional B lo o d Services m ust c o l
lect 540 units o f b lo o d fro m volunteers
d a ily. D iffic u lty arises w ith co lle ctio n s
during the sum m er m onths when vo lu n
teer blood donors are aw ay on vav ation
and e n jo yin g o u td o o r activitie s.
According to Kathleen Larson, M a r
keting and C o m m u n ica tio n s d ire cto r at
A m e rica n Red Cross, “ The sum m er
cam paign serves as a rem inder to donors
that patients need another chance at life
a ll year-round. Donated b lood and blo o d
products p ro vid e that chance.”
Larson feels that the advertisem ents
w ill ca ll donors to action. She says,
“ The ads are in s p irin g and m o tiva tio n a l.
W e are g ra te fu l to a ll o f the businesses
and in d iv id u a ls that made th is sum m er
tim e v is ib ility p o ssib le .”
The cam paign was com pleted Ju ly
5th, and w ill run through L a b o r D ay.
B lo o d donors m ust be 17, w eigh 110
pounds and pass a health screening. People
should c a ll 284-4040 to schedule and
appointm ent to g ive blo o d this summ er.
by W o od ro w Broadnax
In 1984 on a prison yard in
w ho p rovided a house located at 5003
N E 13th. The House o f E xodus, a
Salem, O regon, a devine message was
given to D onald M c M illa n and w ith
much-needed program that was created
by his w ife Rosie B oothe w ho nurtured
that message a devine m ission to estab
lish a haven where men released from
prison w o u ld n ’ t be subjected to re tu rn
ing to the co m m u n ity w ith o u t housing,
food, su p p o rt
W ith a h a n d fu l o f men w h o
recognized the dream , the articles fo r
in co rp o ra tio n were developed fo r crea
tio n o f the n o n -p ro fit self-help group
the idea that treatm ent should be p ro
vided fo r those w h o sought help. Need
less to say M s. Boothe died o f cancer
and the fu ll pote n tia l o f her dream w ent
in to dorm ancy, u n til Don M c M illa n
and T o m Boothe re -a ffirm e d that b e lie f
in Inside O utside People.
D on M c M illa n and Rosie
Boothe are s im ila r in the respect that
they both dreamed and they both shared
the pain o f life -th re a te n in g cancer. G od
gave them the message, i t was there
Inside O utside People.
D o n ’ s m ission was clear: he
was to establish a base o f support that
w o u ld bridge and interconnect a ll other
services already existing, bring together
fa ctio n s o f the co m m u n ity that in times
d ivin e m ission to d e liv e r it and o n ly
that. In 1986 D on M c M illa n died o f
prostrate cancer, his m ission completed.
He handpicked M r. H erbert B ro w n and
Thomas M ason to m anifest the dream
past fe lt no p ro fit o r interest existed fo r
men often called career crim in a ls,
undesirables in the future o f this co m
m u n ity o r any c o m m u n ity. I t was his
dream to “ m a n u fa ctu re ” role models
fo r the yo u th o f the c o m m u n ity from
these same in d iv id u a ls to u tiliz e as
exam ples fo r the yo u th o f the com m u
n ity , against gangs and drugs, but tim e
was ru n n in g o u t fo r Don.
He shared his dream w ith Tom
B oothe o f the A m e rica n State Bank
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underw ear is f it to be outer w ear and the
Ennesi shoe lin e steps aside fo r no one.
Accessorize yo u r purchase w ith Rose
Q uartz, B la ck O n y x , Brass, oth e r je w
Inside Outside People/Stay Clean Inc.
and once again G o d ’ s m ission was
re via lize d in the e ffo rts o f these b ro th
ers to the success w h ic h has nurtured
the program so far. W he th e r yo u ca ll it
Inside O utside People o f Stay Clean,
i t ’ s s till G o d ’ s p rogram , and the dream
o f D on M c M illa n live s on at S um ner
and in the hearts o f us a ll.
C R E E D O F T H E B L A C K PRESS
The B la ck
Press believes th a t A m e ric a can best lead the w o rld a w a y fro m social and
n a tio n a l antagon ism s w h en It accords to every person, regardless o f rac e , c o lo r, o r
creed, fu ll h u m a n and legal righ ts. H a tin g no person, fe arin g no person, the B lack
Fraas strives to help every person in th e fir m b e lief th a t a ll a re h u rt as long as anyone
Is held back.
e lry , watches and a w id e va rie ty o f belts,
sion to the U n ive rsity . “ W h a t we w ant
purses and scarves. Y o u may fin d that
his fashions are unique as w e ll as reason
able. In clu d e d in his c o lle c tib le s , you
w ill fin d m any A rt-W o rk Tee tops that
to say to those people, “ he said, “ is that
it is not too late. O u r A d m issio n s O ffic e
(L o b b y o f N euberger H a ll, S W B road
w ay between H arrison and H a ll) w ill be
w ill surely catch y o u r eye.
Join the A fric a n A m e rica n Festival
A ssociation at the Sheraton H o te l-P o rt-
land A irp o rt, July 1 8 ,1 9 9 0 at 6 :30 P M .
Y o u w ill be th rille d b y the m usic, awed
by the fashions, de lig h te d by the scrum p
open M onday through F rid a y. A d m is
sions personnel w ill accept applications
for admission through Wednesday, August
1, and advanced re g istra tio n m aterials
through F riday, A u g u st 3 1 .“
In a d d itio n , P ortland State w ill hold
its annual Freshman Orientation sessions
Ju ly 28 through A u g u s t 11. Prospective
Cashback offer’
June 23 to Aug. 5
tious hors d ’ oeuvres and amazed by the
q u a lity o f accom plishm ents fro m o u r
l o X r / aee fth GEB0NUS ‘50
g
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candidate selection.
students m ay choose fro m weekday o r
Saturday sessions d u rin g w h ic h they w ill
receive academ ic a d v is in g and assis
tance w ith F a ll T e rm re g istra tio n as w e ll
as in fo rm a tio n about the U n iv e rs ity and
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G i f t S u b s c r ip tio n
BONUS CASHBACK OFFER
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student life and services. In fo rm a tio n
about Freshman O rie n ta tio n is available
from the U n iv e rs ity ’ s A d v is in g O ffic e ,
also in the L o b b y o f N euberger H a ll
(725-4563).
C om pany.
A d d re s s _
Portland State U niversity is the state’s
reduction—
SAVE $50 Frostless
18.2 cu. ft.*
C it y .
com prehensive urban u n iv e rs ity w ith
m ore than 30 academ ic m ajors and p ro
S ta t e .
grams w ith in the m ain C o lle g e o f L ib
eral A rts and Science, as w e ll as seven
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awards m ore than 2,000 graduate and
undergraduate degrees each year.
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31701
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5 washing cycles
Phone
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1 Y e a r - $20.00
_
2 Y e a rs - $35.00
professional schools. The U n iv e rs ity
4 drying selections
4 water temperatures
(Allow 2 to 3 weeks for Delivery)
Manufacturer’s reduction! SAVE *120 on pair—
Hard working laundry pair tackles the big loads
T h is W e e k in H is to ry
PER M O N TH *
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W e thank
G od fo r Don M c M illa n , his dream , and
the Stay C lean In c. fa m ily .
J u ly
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Two weeks ago, I promised to cover
the twenty-year block from 1970-
1990 the following week. Due to
limited space, 1 didn't run it last
week. Since I'd already written
this week's column, I’ll run it next
week. As for this week, I thought
I'd try out a calendar format, cov
ering significant events for each
day.
11
(1970)
A study b y the C om . fo r E co n o m ic De
velopm ent shows a sharp increase in
B la c k m ig ra tio n to suburbs w h ile cen
tra l c ity p opulation declined, contra
d ic to ry to L yn d o n Johnson’ s j
tions that the nation was m o v in g io
w ard tw o separate societies (B la c k anc
(1964)
A . Fischer, M a n d e la ’ s attorney
(w h o also helped seven other
nationalists), is released from soli
ta ry co n fin e m e n t.
14
(1968)
P olice break up group o f 150 B la ck
su p p o rt fo r B la ck banks and service
com panies. T h e y were led by Rev.
stones at cars and store w in d o w s out
o f angered frustration.
nesburg to keep A fric a n A m ericans
b e lte r w ith in th e ir co n tro l.
Through July 28
White Color oitro 'total capacity
Through July 21
Through July 14
Through July 21
While Color eitra 'total capacity
-
.(M fr, # D D E 4 0 0 0 0 )
SAVE $2 5 6 0 0-w att
m id-size m icrow ave
Great price
laundry pair!
4-itage
cooking
pair
only
ä
199”
Through July 21
Microwave cart#M 189. 99 99
*Actual monthly oavtnonl» may ra tr dopcndtno on roui account peíante
Heg
$61699
Through July 21
■ MbiH, P '» t Hnntitgri ;»uy
Manufacturer’s
reduction—
24-in. built-in
dishwasher
Save on 30-in.
ranges, gas and
electric both at
great prices
Electric
SAVE
»87
Through July 21
PER M O N T H * ON
SEARSCHARGE
Electric with self-cleaning,
fully automatic oven.
Heavy-duty Potscrubber’ cycle
SC
Handy rinse-aid dispenser
SAVE
»71
Through July 21
651 91
(M lrJ fa J G B S 1 5 E K )
Pilot-free gas. oven window
clock and timer.
Energy-saving drying option
Installation titr a
(1976)
T h e g o ve rn m en t in South A fric a ,
w h ic h on the p revious day had
te m p o ra rily closed B la ck schools,
sends waves o f police in to Johan
30-in . gas slide-in,
pilo t-free range
Automatic
oven
Mtr.
reduction
M b's,
reduction
(1966)
youths in P ortland a fte r they threw
27-in. elec, self
clean w all oven
749” is 799” a.».. 459” s -5 9 9 ” srJBB”
ernm ent in tim es o f need fo r Blacks,
is released fro m ja il a fte r being held
fo r leading a dem onstration against
the C a p ito l.
D em onstrators p icke t Pepsi C ola in
N e w Y o rk C ity , dem anding greater
16
36-in. solid elem ent
electric cooktop
Big 2 3.6 cu. ft.*
all-frostless
A bern a th y, w h o was kn o w n fo r lead
ing riotous marches against the g o v
(1969)
J.L . Jackson, then the national d ire c
to r o f O p eration Breadbasket, an
e co n o m ic u n it o f SC LC .
R o o m ÿ T M jc u . ri.
all-frostless
SAVE
$125
316 11
(M ir W W W A 5 8 0 0 )
4 1 1 (fr
99828
(M fr # J E M 2 0 H )
34i
(Mil
(1965)
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