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Integration leader
Martin Luther King,
Jr., talks to reporters
outside o f the White
House in Washington
on Oct. 16, 1961
after he presented
President Kennedy
with a proposal for an
executive order to
declare segregation
unconstitutional under
the 14th amendment.
LIVING
THE LEGACY
Engaging Today’s Leaders
• l/a I)r. Martin Luther King, Jr. Tribute at I'SU-
Lecture by
Former United Nations Ambassador
and Congressman
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THURSDAY,
JANUARY 22, 2009
7 PM
Portland State University
Smith Memorial Student Union
Ballroom Room 3SS
1825 SW Broadway
Special Performance
by ED. Mondane & Belief
$10 general public, FREE with valid student ID
Service charges will apply
Please jo in PSU a t o th e r fre e M LK D ay
e ve n ts in c lu d in g :
• Ja n u a ry '1.9; A DAY O N o f c o m m u n ity
service. V is it vvw w p d x .e d u /c a e /
slsse rvice d a y.h tm l t o re giste r.
• Ja n u a ry 22: In te ra c tiv e s tu d e n t
session a t 3 p m , S m ith M e m o ria l
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• J a n u a ry 23-2 4 Saul L an d a u's
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1825 SW BROADWAY, BROADWAY ENTRANCE, 503-725-3307,
OR AT TICKETMASTER OUTLETS. SEATING IS LIMITED. FOR
< I refuse to accept the view that
mankind is so tragically bound to
the starless midnight o f racism and
war that the bright daybreak o f
peace and brotherhood can never
become a reality... I believe that
unarmed truth and unconditional
love will have the final word.
- Martin Luther King Jr.
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U N IV E R S IT Y
Third Annual
Drum Major
Ecumenical Service
Presented By Vancouver Avenue First Baptist Church
Church Hosts MLK Service
Honoring
legacies of
civil rights
C harles Jordan, form er
City of Portland Com m is­
sioner and form er Director
of Portland Bureau of Parks
and Recreation is this year’s
keynote speaker at the Third
Annual Drum M ajor Ecu­
menical Service presented
by Vancouver Avenue First
B aptist C hurch, 3138 N.
Vancouver Ave.
This historic event, honor­
ing the lives and legacies of
M artin L u th e r K ing Jr.,
Coretta Scott King, and Rosa
Charles Jordan
Parks, takes place Sunday,
Jan. 18 at 3 p.m.
Jordan is one of the most
influential voices in conser­
vation today. An outspoken
proponent of our nation’s
parks, he is nationally recog­
nized both for his leadership
and for responsiveness to the
diverse publics he serves.
Jordan has initiated and
implemented successful pro­
gram s in the areas of parks
and recreation, human re­
sources, public safety, neigh­
borhood organizations and
the environm ent.
Joining him at the service
will be several other local
dignitaries, clergy and com ­
munity individuals. The event
will also recognize com m u­
nity individuals for important
contributions they have made
in the spirit o f these three
civil rights champions.
A free-will offering will
support the D rum M ajor
Scholarship Fund.
For more information, call
503-282-9496.
TriMet Adjusts Service for MLK Holiday
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Honoring the lives and legacies of
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.,
Coretta Scott King, Rosa Parks
TriMet will modify its bus
and MAX schedule for the
Martin Luther King Jr. holiday
on Monday, Jan. 19, to match
ridership demand.
The transit agency carries
more riders on the MLK holi­
day than any other holiday, so
the agency is providing more
service than atypical holiday/
Sunday schedule.
Based on last year's fig­
ures, ridership is anticipated to
be approximately two-thirds
of a normal weekday.
The special m odifications
mean MAX will run on a
S a tu rd a y s c h e d u le , 59
heavily-traveled bus lines will
run on weekday schedules.
THE POWER OF A DREAM GALA
T h in k ab o u t th is • w h a t is Y O U R d re am fo r :
Y o u rs e lf? Your fa m ily ? Your c o m m u nity? Your c oun try? Your w orld?
We w i ll be c e le b r a t in g th e 8 0 T H
B I R T H D A Y of
DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. ,
and th e I N A U G U R A T I O N
Sunday, January 18, 2009
of our 4 4 T H
P R E S ID E N T
3:00 PM
BARACK OBAMA
Vancouver Avenue First Baptist Church
3138 N. Vancouver Ave.
Portland, Oregon 97227
jo in us F R I D A Y ,
JANUARY
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in th e Fau b io n School C a f e t e r ia
Featuring:
• 2009 Drum Major Awards
• Faith Community Representatives
• Dignitaries
• Local Musicians
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For Information Contact Vancouver Avenue First Bapist Church
at 503-282-9496 • www.vancouveravechurch.org
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18 bus routes will run on
Saturday schedules and 12
o f 20 w eekday rush-hour
lines will be canceled, in­
cluding the five lines serving
M arquam Hill.
For specific information on
routes and schedules see
trimet.org or call 503-238-
RIDE.
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