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Show The Daily Utah Chronicle, Thursday, December Page Four today Cancer Screening and Control Program, women's cancer screening clinic, Unitarian Church, 569 So. 1300 E-- , appointments necessary, information: 9:55 aum. Coffee and Politics, "Politics of Smoking," Dr. Lee Fritschler, OSH 255. 11 aum. Mining Engineering Seminar, Wayne Western, SW 9 a.m. US imperialism Slip slidin' away The current policies of the Israeli government in regard to the West Bank, Gaza Strip, Golan Heights and occupied Lebanon reflect the Zionist movement which seeks to establish an exclusively Jewish society through the systematic dispossession of the Palestinian Arabs, according to Hilton Obenzinger, author and Jewish activist. Foss said the police department aided students whose cars were stuck in snowbanks, closed roads that were blocked with stuck cars and moved traffic. He also said they had to close entrances to campus at Wasatch Drive and Foothill Boulevard, South Medical Drive and Wasatch Drive, and Federal Way between Wasatch Drive and Campus Center Drive. from page one 533-671- 2. 134. Obenzinger quoted a leading Israeli Zionist who commented on demonstrations protesting the expulsion of 6,000 Palestinians from the Gaza Strip in 1972: "Our right on Gaza is exactly like our right on Tel Aviv. We are colonizing Gaza exactly in the same manner in which we colonized Jaffa. Those who doubt our right on Gaza should doubt our right on Tel Aviv as well" Lecture, "Valve Theory in Economics and Energy Bu L 201, Concepts," Professor Georgescu-Roege- n, sponsored by PERA. 4 p.m. Bioengincering Seminar, Joseph D. Andrade, MEB 4 p.m. 2078. Geology and Geophysics Distinguished Lecture, David Bottjer, OSH 175. 7:30 p.m. Utah Math Science Network meeting, "Victimizing Battered Women Through Research," Phyllis Safman, Union 4 p.m. "For decades Israel was successful in casting itself as the Arabs. However, in actuunderdog surrounded by blood-thirstime the Zionist state from known Zionist leaders the have ality, was founded with unspecified borders that in order to survive Israel must expand through military superiority. Not only the idiology of Zionism, but the political economy of founded on capitalism propels this expanty 293. 8 from page one anti-Zion- ist English SAC Lunch, selections of To Remember What Is Lost, read by author Ken Brewer, OSH 215, refreshments. Noon p.m. Student reading, K ;e Haake will read fiction; Karen Kevorkian will read poetry; Corkroom, sponsored by Quarterly West and English Department graduate students. settler-colonialis- m sion," Obenzinger said. 3C3I C5 CI Col Col Col Col & C C5I & C5I Col ol ol Col & & & & & C5I Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col ATJ S DS YK1G lol l"JU AUTJAVS HAVE TOO KOWGST FHDCGS OH PMOUHB PGOGEUtTC IH YHG S7ATCI rJH AC3G DflTAWS ODflGirJAIL ATJG5 (QOLV DI&D&UHT SPGCDAILW PHOTO STOBGI BWT SOttOtGRG CGLSS, ATJE) SPGHD TOO TCOJJG SO CrjC ATJ0 OEG 0J3. V02U CATJT AFFOED TJOTTOII WITH 50mm fl 8 Col Col CANON LENS & Col Col Col COMPLETE WITH 188A FLASH, WINDER A AE--1 PROGRAM BODY & Col Col CoV Col Col lol CSI & Col C5I d CSI Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col CI Col Col Col Col Col Col 651 Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Ij o um 1! 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One problem crews faced was keeping the Medical Center free of any dangerous piles of snow with the increased traffic of mcmebers of die press who are on hand at the hospital to receive information on the artificial heart operation. Nielson said he planned to let the workers off at 5 p.m. Wednesday to take breaks, and have them return to clear parking lots and walks at midnight. Nielson estimated he has 100 employees during winter quarter. John D.' Wright, director of Parking Services at the University, said many students created problems by parking their vehicles at the same time workers were clearing the lots. Randy Turpin, director of Plant Operations, said crews were out working before 6 a.m. Wednesday. University President David P. Gardner's office announced that as of 4:30 p.m. Wednesday all night classes were canceled. However, essential University services, such as the Marriott Library, Union services and the computer center remained open with reduced personnel. It was also announced that school was to be held as usual Thursday. of the storm, roads to both Cottonwood canyons closed because were of slides. Snow should continue until followed by partial clearing. Check weather Thursday morning, details on page 16. Also because Clint Eastwood is Dirty Harry Union Theatre 7 pm Thursday 7 pm and 9:30 pm Friday 7 pm and 9:30 pm Saturday Bo Derek is the perfect 10 OSH Theatre 7 pm and 9:30 pm Friday 7 pm and 9:30 pm Saturday Union Theatre 7 pm Sunday Utah Or y Goods Co. CLOTHING, ETC. 201 S. 1300 E.. SLC, UT SALE DATES DEC. 2&3 LEVI 501 SM88 38" length & 1501 2501-- 40" length $1g99 2 DAYS ONLY! "We fit Levi the student body" Mother Karen Hoble Lightning Bolt Sundance Rocky Mtn H.D. Lee Dee Cee Cslvin Klein Cambridge Sweaters |
