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Show Tb Dsfly Utah Cbicsfcls, Jssssry 1. Pee Three 15 U. toroirg CComig Jir. An address by the cnsnnxn of the oocsressiootl House Ethics Committee and a performance by a celebrated poet, author and actress will highlight the University of Utah's commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr. on Jan. 14. The observance, titled "Martin Luther King Day: The Heritage, The Legacy, The Promise, precedes by one year the national holiday that will honor the civU rights leader and Nobel Prize winner who was assassinated in 1968. Beginning in 1936, the holiday will tall on the third Monday in January, although omi 14 Jam). During the official U. observance, Rep. Louis Stokes, U.S. congressman from Ohio, will give a keynote address at noon in the Olpin Union Ballroom. Stokes was the first black member of Congress from the state of Ohio when he was first elected in 1968. In 1982, be was to his eighth term in Congress, and now serves as chairman of the House Ethics re-elect- ed King's birthdate is Jan. 15. - Committee. He will be welcomed by U. of U. President Chase N. Peterson and introduced by Rabbi Eric Silver of the Congregation Kol Ami. The address is free and open to the public. His appearance is by ASUU. A panel discussion of King's legacy to society is scheduled from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Olpin Union West Ballroom. The moderator will be Howard Ball, dean of the College of Social and Behavioral Science and a scholar-writ- er on civil rights issues. Maya Angelou, a noted poet, will be featured at a 7 p.m. concert in Kingsbury Hall along with The Faith Temple Church Choir. Angelou, who performed to a full house on campus nearly a year ago, will address the ideals for which King was noted peace and freedom, human dignity and social justice. A. red "This early observance demonstrates our commitment to Dr. King's ideals," said Martin M. Chemers, chairman of the U. department of psychology, who is directing plans for die occasion. "We feel such an observance is appropriate now. So far as is known, this is the only observance of its kind.' The Salt Lake branch of the NAACP will also sponsor a memorial luncheon for King at noon on Jan. 15 in the Wyoming Room of Little America. Rev. France A. Davis, pastor of Clavary Baptist Church in Salt Lake City, and J. D. Williams, professor of political science at the U., will speak at the luncheon. EVENTS-Please submit items for Events Medical Center. 7:30 p.m. Lecture, "The Relationship Between Catholics and Mormons in Early Utah," Newman Center. weekdays between 9 aum. and 4 p.m. two days before the publication. Items should be typed or legibly written on white paper or on a form from the Ckronich office, Union 240. Please include date, time and place. Tomorrow section may be deleted when news space is limited. Today Tomorrow 9:30 Lobby workshop Cause and Common Utah sponsored by Voters of Utah to Women the League of teach citizens how to lobby, State Office Building Auditorium. 9:55 a.m. "Crystal-ballin- g Reagan's Nelson Second Term," by Polsby, political Noon Nicaragua Update with Mike Saperstein, Central America Solidarity a.m.-12:- p.m. 30 science department of University of Coalition, Union Building Theatre. Noon Small Computer Users group meeting, speech on "Introduction to the California, 255 OSH. 11 a.m. U. meeting of Narcotics Anonymous, Union 311. Technology of Local Area Personal Computer Networks," Classroom A, 11 a.m. nn. Stoke. U.S. congressman from Ohio. U will give a keynote address during the university's wecklong commemoration of the lire of Martin Luther King, Jr. engineering students in the College of Engineering and Mines, will inform of U, programs to assist them at the 2049. 4 p.m. for Hazard Planning," OSH 175. 7:30 p.m. Lecture on Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, sponsored by MX MEB Information Center-Sa- Lake Freeze, lt First Unitarian Church on 609 S. 1300 E. 7:30 p.m. "What Catholics Believe," Newman Center. Department of Bioengineering Seminar, "Probing of Plasma Protein Adsorption and Conformation by Immunoassays on Biomaterials," 2092 MEB. 4 p.m. "Earth Science Information Needs for Planners and Decision-make- 8 Georgia Fairbanks, vocal p.m. graduate recital sponsored by the music department, Room 303 Gardner Hall. rs EHErcnTMQ- - PROVES fSFE(05ML dJOJJSTT FOGS SYMEJEircnrS Meeting for all minority f itfMUBJifi William F. Buckley Jr. "r" 1 I II The Study Abroad Office Announces The University of Utah Cambridge Scholar Competition for study at the University of Cambridge, England Competition 1 rr 1MJ 14 mt i!i4GiSWSOTItIty iL , Michaelmas Term in Residence. 0 of the U of U stop scholars will be selected for an intensive eight week fall term at Cambridge. The Michaelmas Term will challenge these U of U scholars with a classes and social events rigorous regime of essay writing, lectures, historical and designed to immerse the American students in the modern culture of England. Program Date September 9,1985. 15-2- ber Competition 2 School. University of Utah Cambridge International Summer The U of U's tradition of scholarly excellence will continue at the School 1985. U of U expanded Cambridge International Summer scholars will have the opportunity to live and study at Cambridge with students from around the world in a program that includes daily lectures and classes and weekly excursions to important sites throughout England. Fields of study include English history, art history, literature, business, theatre, economics, politics, architecture and other disciplines relating to British life and institutions. Program dates July 1-J- uly 26. Optional term July 28-Au- COLOR PORTABLE TV S CUBE REFRIGERATORS STEREO SYSTEMS MICROWAVE g. tions in the International Office, 159 Union Building (x5849). FROM FROM OVENS FROM DAILY VCR RENTALS MOVIES FROM 99 9. Summer study and travel options. The University of Utah Summer Seminar in London. This new program will be a 2 week seminar designed to introduce U of U students to London, England, a world center of trade and culture. 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