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Th» INDEPENDENT, O ct 11,1995 Page 13 Waco and the identity m ythology of ideological extrem ist groups his doctoral degree in philos ophy from Oxford University in 1992. Marenco, who has taught at the college since 1988, will focus his talk on the “identity mythology” of re ligious and ideological ex tremist groups. “Waco and Oklahoma City have become symbols for the latent destructive potential of religion and ideology,” Maren co said. He will explore this potential by looking at "the psycho-social dynam ics of identity m ythology and the conceptual heritage which sustains it." M arenco is interested in “the internal structure and logic of potent religious and “Waco, Oklahoma City and the Judeo-Christian Tradition: Studies in the Gram m ar of Religious and Ideological Ex trem ism ” is the title of the second lecture in the 1995-96 President’s Lecture Series at Pacific University. Dr. Marc Marenco, associate professor of philosophy, will present the lecture on October 11. The lecture w ill begin at 7:30 p.m. in Marsh Hall’s Tay lor Auditorium on campus. The lecture is free and the public is invited. A reception w ill fo llo w in the lobby of Marsh Hall. Dr. Marenco has a mas ter’s of divinity degree from Yale University and received STA TI FARM Agent ideological ideas and the con ceptual conditions for what we often think of as extremist acts.” By examining the “iden tity m yth o lo g y” of seve ral co n te m p o ra ry m ovem ents (which one may or may not “Prostitution and Pornogra phy: Sexual Rights or Sexual Slavery?” is the topic that a panel of four speakers will discuss on Thursday, October 19, to lead off the 1995-96 Old College Hall Lecture Se ries at Pacific University. Charlie Hinkle, an attorney for the American Civil Liber tie s U nion of O regon; Dr. Maryka Biaggio, a professor Training & Placement Services <*> BILL A. EARLES Assistant M anager, F ie ld O perations STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES: BLOOMINGTON. 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