Tuesday, January 18, 2000
King events continue today
• The Miami University Center for Black Culture and Learning's viewing of the documentary Eyes on the Prize, noon-1:30 p.m. today on the Oxford campus. A different installment of the documentary will be shown each day at noon through Friday.
• Northern Kentucky University hosts the Rev. C.T. Vivian, who will speak on “Martin Luther King Jr.: A 21st Century Man” 12:15 p.m. today at Greaves Concert Hall, Louis B. Nunn Drive, Highland Heights.
• Miami University's Remembrance and Reflections luncheon, noon Wednesday at the Wilks Conference Center on the Hamilton campus. The luncheon is free, but reservations required. 785-3024.
• The College of Mount St. Joseph will have a video presentation at noon Thursday inside the Office of Multicultural Development, 5701 Delhi Road, Delhi Township.
• Miami University Coffeehouse Showcase, 7 p.m. Thursday at Hall Auditorium on the Oxford campus. Students will offer poetry readings and performances of music and dance.
• Miami University hosts Samuel Betances, 1 p.m. Friday at Hall Auditorium on the Oxford campus. Mr. Betances, a professor emeritus at Northeastern Illinois University, will deliver a speech titled “The Racial Legacies and Learning II: How to Talk About Race.”
Carrying on King's lessons
Kids' upbringing focus at MLK Day celebration
King events continue today
National King Day coverage from Associated Press
Hear excerpts from King speeches
Minority contract goal missed
Roads are icy, slippery
Deputy benched for shooting dog
Fountain's first piece is in place
Gun ties suspect to clerk's killing
Wanted: 25,000 census takers
Young musician 'a showman'
Human Relations Commission opposes change in focus
Queen City's moments to shine reflected in book
: Auctioneer finally gets WWII medal
'Cowfolk' CD sounds good till the cows come home
GET TO IT
Boardings up 3% at airport
Boy's condition serious after fall
Fitness plan to be reconsidered
Fort Thomas seeks bids to build $11.5M school
Girl Scouts learn lessons for life
Grant goes for Norwood corner
458-home site needs rezoning
Lawmakers try to lower DUI bar
Methadone clinic fights to open here
Passions high on cathedral designs
Treasurer for Kings to help Mason
TRISTATE DIGEST
Two hospitalized after wreck
Warren Co. auto title office back in business
