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Show SYMPOSIUM ON KOREA THANK YOU! Thank you to League members who contributed career clothing for the Women's Clothing Drive. The clothing will be distributed to low income women in self-sufficiency programs on October 14th. Contibutions from League members will help make it a success. On November 1, 1989, the University of Utah will host a symposium on Korea at the Olpin Union from 9:00 am to 4:15 pm. Wayne Patterson of St. Norbert College will speak first on the Legacy of the Korean tradition in the twentieth century, followed at 9:50 by a lecture by Sarah Nelson, University of Denver, on how culture and society shape the Korean national identity. At 10:40, Kong Dan (Katy) Oh, from The Rand Corporation will address the issue of the rising tide of nationalism and its repercusssions on U.S. - Korea relations to be followed at 11:10 by a talk on the widening spectrum of views on U.S. - Korea economic and trade relations. The luncheon address at the Alumni House will feature Michael Robinson, University of Southern California, speaking on "The United States and Korea: Key Issues in a Changing Relationship." The afternoon will include 2 round table discussions, the first on entering the Korean market, to be led by Edward Borchert, Jr., Borchert & Co. of Los Angeles, and the second on the impact of democratization on modern culture, led by Micheal Robinson and Kathy Oh. -Laura Landakusic VOLUNTEERS NEEDED The Salt Lake Rape Crisis Center at 2035 S. 1300 E. plans November 3rd, 4th, and 5th training sessions. As the center expands and grows, there is an increasing need for greater community support and for additional volunteers. The Salt Lake Rape Crisis Center provides various types of service to the community, it's primary service being crisis intervention to victims of rape and sexual assault through a twenty-four hol)r crisis line. This crisis line is operated on the call forwarding system which means that trained voluntters answer the crisis line, after it has been coded to ring into their homes. There are alsoa number of additional services, committees, and special projects which might be of interest to League members in addition to working on the crisis line itself. The symposium is made possible by The Asia Society of New York. Additional funding is provided by the College of Humanities, Business, Social and Behavioral Science, the departments of History, Geography, Political Science, Economics, Languages, and Anthropology,and the Association of Asian Studies. It is free and open to the public. For further information contact Ann Walthall, Department of History, University of Utah, SLC, 84112, 581-5195 or 51.86121. The training sessions will be held at the Salt Lake Rape Crisis Center, 2035 S. 1300 E., Salt Lake City, UT on the fol• lowing dates: Friday, November 3, 1989 Saturday, November 4, 1989 Sunday,November5, 1989 THANK YOU FOR ASSEMBLING THE OCTOBER VOTER 5:45 pm-10:00 pm 8:00 am-5:00 pm 8:00 am - 5:00 pm If you have any question please call Sharon Hansen at 467RAPE or Jamee Roberts at 278-5702. Julie Bryant Jo Stottern Carolyn Ashburn VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE Last chance to register and vote in the November 7 election will be in your neighborhood on October 31 and November 1, between 8:00 am & 9:00 pm. To find out where, call the League (272-8683) or County Elections (4683427). Citizens who live in the municipalities will be voting for city mayors and council members. All voters in the state will be voting on the 1998 Olympics Games referendum. WANTED! A few good women for a social policy study on the issue of child support and the feminization of poverty. I would like to have the study completed before Christmas. League members with time to answer voter telephone inquiries in the League office on Oct. 31, Nov. 1 or Nov. 7 would be most welcome. Call Lyla Fuller (266-0075) or Sandy in the League Office (272-8683). We will have an organizational meeting on Thursday, November 2 at 7:00 pm, at my home, 767 5th Avenue. Please _call Sheryl Gillilan if you are interested: (Hm) 364-0383 (Wk)535-7760 Salt Lake Voter -2- November 1989 |
