VBonessij, rovmibm id, m ifefDaQrUMCtowttt-- j peace f- from page one Eytan said the tension in the Middle East is so strong because people know each - ... A - other and are so close to each other. "Feelings have been and continue to be so intense TODAY because of this," Eytan said. Negotiations are complicated because of differing cultures, according to Eytan. "The conflict is not necessarily between nations but between cultures. Clashes of that kind are far harder to solve than clashes of nations." ; 27-No- v. 581-696- Eytan is visiting Weber State University and was invited to speak at the University of Utah - by the Hinckley Institute of Politics and Impact, a program which joins the Jewish community in Salt Lake and the Jewish studies program at the U. Pioneer Theatre Company; The Hunchback of Notre Dame." PMT. Oct 13. 1 for times Box office: and prices. Exhibit; "Patriarchal Mold." Barbara Benedict Daniels. Union Gallery, Monday Friday, 9 a.m. 3 p.m., through Nov. 24. 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