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mission is $1 for the first show
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Association and is a member
of the Council on Foreign
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Warlike, a partner in the
Washington law firm of Clifford
and Warnke, is on the
board of review and development
of the American Society
of International Law.
George M. Woodwell,
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Center at the Marine
Biological Laboratory in
Woods Hole, Mass., will
speak on the ecological consequences
of nuclear war at 8
p.m. Nov. 30.
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of trustees of the Environm
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tional Academy of Sciences <
International Environmental f
is a founding trustee of the Wc
Institute of Washington, D.C.
Woodwell was chairman of I
"After Nuclear War," and hi
of a number of books on I
nuclear war.
Matthiesen will give the lun
at 1 p.m. Dec. 1. A nationally
in the anti-nuclear war mo1
thiesen will speak on the ethic;
nuclear war prevention.
He was appointed sixth t
Diocese of Amarillo in March
since gained wide attention.f
statements condemning the nu
race and for his advice to w
nuclear weapons field to "cons
implications of their work."
Alcohol task
From Staff Reports
The USC Univeristy Alcol
Task Forcc wants students tc
how to better implement ne
alcohol policies.
The task force, made up c
and administrators, would like
answer these questions and 1
answers to the division of stud<
on the first floor of Russell H<
Would you approve of a uni
card that had your date of bir
Would you approve of weari
at all campus events that inclu
of alcoholic beverages?
Would you prefer wrist tape
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Peter Sederberg
Nuclear conference director
r of the board tional War Co
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Committee on number of be
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Nuclear War"
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as been editor stitute for Pt
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Policy Studies
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1980 and has prevention wi]
or his strong professor in
clear weapons security at the
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New York.
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the Russell House Theatre. Adfor
the first show and $1.50 for
P meets 6 p.m. in Room 307 of
tionalist Committee Against lmI
Oppression meets 7 p.m. in
Russell House.
1 event you'd like to be included
ipening, send ail announcement
advance to Ann Farmer, The
rawer A, Russell House, USC,
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AMARILLO IS the home
of Pantex, the final assembly
point for all nuclear weapons
made in the United States.
A panel discussion on
deterrence and the prevention
of nuclear war will feature
three political scientists with
extensive research and
publication in the areas of
national security and arms j
control. I
William Baugh of the I
University of Oregon, I
Catherine Kelleher of the I
University of Maryland and a 1
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Falk, Center of International 1
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Accord; and Martin Hillen>r
of the Center for Global
, University of Georgia.
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the department of national
U.S. Army War College; and
;en, chairman of research and
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feel that students should be
for monitoring alcohol use at
nts, or should staff handle this
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include alcohol use?
J drinking age goes to 21, 75
the campus will be under the
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tions, a "dry" campus would
responsible policy?
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hould be handled by a single,
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lual organization's judicial
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