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Page 12...The Portland Observer...January 22, 1992
UNIVERSITY
OF OREGON
SALUTES
MARTIN
LUTHER
KING, JR.
“ H P here conies a nme »hen a moral man can'i obey a la» which his
A. conscience tells him is unjust And the important thing is that when
he does that, he w illingly accepts the penalty.
It is important to see that
there are times w hen a manmade law is out o f harmony w ith the moral
law o f the universe."
Happy Birthday!
MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
A f f ir m a t iv e A c t io n M a n a g e r
Saluting the birthday of
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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NEIL KELLY
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University of Oregon in Eugene is seeking an individual to manage Affirma­
tive Action/Equal Opportunity functions including preparation of Affirmative
Action Plan, development of strategies to recruit and retain employees from
protected classes, technical assistance for search committees and other in
the campus community, and supervision of staff. Requires at least two years
experience in development, implementation and/or auditing of affirmative
action programs with specific emphasis on compliance issues and a degree
in public administration or related field. Salary $30 - 35,000; excellent retire­
ment and benefits. Application information is available at UO Office of
Human Resources, 463 Oregon Hall, Eugene, OR 97403, (503) 346-2950.
Application deadline January 27,1992. EO/AA institution committed to cul­
tural diversity.
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SOURCE
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Today we remember Martin Luther King, Jr. for his powerful
words and actions.
To his strength, pride and leadership, we salute Dr. King and his
ability to energize thought. Even enlighten the future.
Martin Luther King, Jr. upon receipt o f the Nobel Peace Prize, Oslo, Norway, 1964
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