M a r tin L u t h e r K in g J r .
2007 s p e c ia l e d it io n
January IO, 20 07
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Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.
- Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Day o f Service at Lewis & Clark
Instead of a day off from work or school,
Lewis & Clark College students, faculty and
staff members will celebrate the legacy of Mar­
tin Luther King Jr. with a day of service.
The office of student leadership and service, in
cooperation with the office of ethnic student
services, is hosting Lewis & Clark's first Martin
Luther King Jr. Day of Service on Monday, Jan.
15.
"By honoring Dr. King with a day of service,
we are hoping to reflect Lewis & Clark's genuine
commitment to civic engagement," said Kelly
Hoover, coordinator of student leadership and
service. "We are turning community concerns
intocitizen action."
Lewis & Clark has joined the national Day of
Service effort by planning three volunteer op­
portunities for staff, faculty, students and their
families to participate. Volunteers can work to
weatherize homes at a local low-income housing
complex, move books at Roosevelt High School
to make way for computers, or assist with a
water quality education program for low-in­
come families.
Thomas J. Hochstettler, president of Lewis &
Clark College, has announced that the College
will remain open for the holiday. More informa­
tion is available lclark.edu/dept/service/mlkday.
DIVERSITY
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OF PEOPLE
TH EIR IDEAS
A N D EXPERIENCES
ARE THE RICHES
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Committee
project director in
Lowndes County,
hugs a young
friend to cel­
ebrate the cre­
ation o f an inde­
pendent political
party under Ala­
bama law.
OF A C O M M U N ITY.
The Port of Portland
celebrates diversity of all people and
recognizes Dr. Martin Luther King's
impassioned drive for civil rights.
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The Port is an equal opportunity employer, committed to affirmative
action. Please call the 24-hour Job Hotline at 50 3 .9 4 4 7480
or visit www.portofportland.com
ECONOMIC
EMPOWERMENT
The Portland Development Commission
believes that economic opportunity
should be shared throughout the
community. PDC is com m itted to
working w ith its partners to increase
m inority home ownership, to create
opportunities for minority-owned,
women-owned, and emerging small
businesses, and to value employee
diversity. For more information about
how PDC is investing in Portland's
future, visit www.pdc.us.
In September 1966. King escorts students with Andrew Young.
Joan Baez and Hosea Williams (behind King left to right) past
adult mobs that have terrorized black children outside the
schools o f Grenada, Mississippi.
FULFILL THE DREAM.
PDC honors Martin Luther King, Jr.
on the 78th anniversary of his birth.
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