Suchergebnisse

1 p. A typed news release on University of Oregon News Bureau letterhead of a statement by University of Oregon President Robert D. Clark expressing disappointment that the UO student conduct court did not convict two students who disrupted a luncheon of the Oregon Newpaper Publishers Association. Clark stated that he would, if necessary, press criminal charges against further disruptions, should the Student Conduct Court fail to convict in future cases.

7 p. type-written memorandum from University of Oregon President Robert D. Clark to the faculty regarding the court hearing on a disruption charge.

4 p. A typewritten statement by President Robert D. Clark to board members regarding the University's policy of neutrality in a labor boycott of certain lettuce growers. Clark discusses the nuances of the subject and encourages the university to stay out of partisan issues, while allowing for individual students and faculty to choose to be politically or social active.

7 p. A typewritten statement by President Robert D. Clark regarding his position on a controvery of students wishing to boycott non-union lettuce in campus dining halls. Clark asserts that the University should remain non-partisan, while allowing individual students and faculty to excersise their right to boycott lettuce in campus dining institutions.

1 p. A typed letter from University of Oregon President Clark to Mr. and Mrs. Franklin J. Summerville, upon the election of their granddaughter, Deborah Barnett, as Vice President of the Associated Students of the U of O.

1 p. Typed memorandum from President Robert D. Clark to Carol Cross, President, Black Graduate Student Council regarding position proposal on grievances and demands.

1 p. A typed statement by University of Oregon President Robert D. Clark regarding various activist events in response to a heavy round of U.S. bombing in North Vietnam. Clark states that he supported the organization of a Peace March and the symbolic act of digging 'bomb craters' in front of the ROTC building, but did not support violent and desctructive actions of a small group of students at the demonstration.

1 p. A typewritten statement by President Robert D. Clark regarding a scheduled anti-war protest on October 14, 1972. Organizers of this event, under the auspices of the October 14 Coalition Against the Vietnam War, requested that a football game scheduled for the same day be cancelled in support of the demonstration. Clark condoned a peaceful protest against the war, but declined to cancel the football game.

9 p. typed draft with handwritten corrections of speech of University of Oregon President Robert D. Clark concerning student unrest and the financial crisis facing higher education.

10 p. typed draft of speech of University of Oregon President Robert D. Clark concerning student unrest and the financial crisis facing higher education.

1 p. A typed letter from University of Oregon President Robert D. Clark, stamped Mar. 30, 1971, to Mrs. Anita B. Hale, regarding her concerns about funding of the Oregon Student Public Interest Research Group (OSPIRG).

1 p. A typed letter from University of Oregon President Robert D. Clark, dated Mar. 1, 1971, to Mrs. Clara Huggins. The letter responds to Huggins' concerns about the Oregon Student Public Research Interest Group.

1 p. A typed draft of a letter with hand-written corrections from University of Oregon President Robert D. Clark, stamped Mar. 19, 1971, to Francis J. Ivancie, Commissioner, Dept. of Public Affairs, Portland, Or. The letter responds to a statement by Ivancie regarding the Oregon Student Public Interest Research Group.

1 p. A typed draft of a letter with handwritten notation from University of Oregon President Robert D. Clark, stamped Mar. 19, 1971, to James A. Larpenteur, Jr. The letter responds to Larpenteur's concerns about the funding of the Oregon Student Public Interest Research Group.

1 p. Typed memorandum from President Robert D. Clark to Deans and Department Heads regarding compliance with federal equal opportunity legislation.