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[Speaker
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1-2
Wayne
Mores Center ofr Law & Politics/UO Law School
The
Law & Politics of the Death Penalty: Abolition, Moratorium,
or Reform?
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Gandhi,
King, Ikeda:
A Legacy of Building Peace and Victory Over Non-Violence
Oakway Center
Mall entrance to Borders Books
10am-6pm
More
Info:
Linda Young, 686-9034
glasgarden@aol.com;
Barbara Harrison, 689-6139
b.a.harrison@worldnett.att.net
SGI-ISA Comminity Center
345-8486
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Finer
Womanhood Reception
hosted by the ladies of
Zeta Phi Beta
6-8 pm, Gerlinger lounge
Women from campus as well as the greater Eugene community will be
recognized for ongoing contributions in the areas of scholarship,
service, sisterhood & finer womanhood.
Contact info: Lyllye
Parker
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Korean
Student's Association Korea
Night
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Gandhi,
King, Ikeda: A Legacy of Building Peace and Victory Over Non-Violence
Oakway Center
Mall entrance to Borders Books
10am-6pm
More
Info:
Linda Young, 686-9034 glasgarden@aol.com;
Barbara Harrison, 689-6139
b.a.harrison@worldnett.att.net
SGI-ISA Comminity Center
345-8486
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Center
for Cultural Theory & Transitional Studies:
FILM:
TO LIV(E)
discussion to follow with Evans Chan, independent filmmaker
Willamette Hall,
Room 110
7:00 pm
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Break the Silence! Rally & March:
Raise awareness, inform & educate about the frequency of
attacks on women within the campus community
12-12:30, EMU amphitheater
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Center
for Cultural Theory & Transitional Studies:
FILM:
Crossings
discussion to follow with Evans Chan, independent filmmaker
Willamette Hall,
Room 110
7:00 pm
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in Oregon
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UTSAV 2002
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Speaker
Series
"Race
in Film & Photography"
Rosa–Linda
Fregoso
Professor of Latin American/Latino Studies, University of California,
Santa Cruz
Lecture Title: Race, Gender and Sexual Violence in Cultural
Politics
Angharad Valdivia
Professor, Institute of Communications Research,
University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana
Lecture Title: Brain, Brow, or Bootie:
Latinas in Contemporary Popular Culture
Place/Time: 3:00-5:30pm, Knight Library Browsing Room
This series is co-sponsored by the Center for
the Study of Women in Society.
All events are free and open to the public. For more information,
contact the Ethnic Studies Program at 346-0900.
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