              By Victoria Simek Editor in Chief The DePaul Speaker Series will present Rev. George Stallings, Jr. on Thursday, Feb. 1 at 2 p.m. in SAC 154 as part of its "Urban Issues: Voices of Social Change and Consciousness" series. Fr. Stallings, who served as a priest in the Archdiocese of Washington, D.C. for 15 years, is the founder of the Imani Temple African-American Catholic Congregation which he established in 1988. According to Dr. Theodoric Manley, assistant professor of sociology and member of the Speaker Series board, said that the Board spent a great deal of time deciding on the theme of this year's Speaker Series. "We all thought [the Board] that urban issues were the most important issues of the 1990s and wanted to help DePaul define its place as an urban institution," said Manley. "Rev. Stallings is speaking on things By Heather O'Brien Mrtnasinu Editor A vandalized car was the end result of a fight that broke out early Saturday morning during a dance sponsored by the DePaul Asian Club. No one was reported injured in the fight. Although the students are assumed to have been from other local colleges, only four of them were positively identitifed as "non-DePaul" students, according to DePaul security officer Bob Paprocki. Paprocki said that he did not By Antonio Diaz Tickets for Homecoming 1990 officially went on sale this week as DePaul Activities Board (DAB) made last minute changes in its plans for Homecoming Week events. According to spokespeople for By Victoria Simek Editor in Chirf Transport changes increase security Recent changes in transportation for residents to Grant Hospital were designed to increase security on campus, university officials said this week. Cindy Summers, associate vice president for student affairs, said that the decision to modify the transport system was made jointly by Student Affairs, Security, and Residence Life Office (RLO). According to a flyer released that are so central to things at DePaul, [namely] Catholicism, St. Vincent's idea of charity, and including disadvantaged and minority by allowing them to share their knowledge." Stallings has gained national attention with the establishment of the Imani [Swahili for faith] Temple by defying a directive from Cardinal James Hickey, Archbishop of Washington, D.C. Stallings was suspended from saying mass and administering the sacraments by Cardinal Hickey. Stallings founded the Temple as a way of responding to Black issues and concerns within the Catholic faith. "I think that Rev. Stallings feels that the Catholic church has moved, but it hasn't moved far enough to speak to Black issues," said Manley. "We hope that this series will continue the dialogue about responsibility. We all have a moral obligation to confront and challenge racism in all urban settings of Chicago," explained Manley. know why the fight broke out, and added that the vandalized car was owned by a non-DePaul student. The incident, which started in Stuart Center at about 1 a.m., moved out onto Clifton Ave. in front of Munroe Hall. According to the report that was filed with Paprocki, the altercation began inside Stuart Center between four black male non-DePaul students and a group of Asian students, who could not be identified as DePaul students.DAB, these changes include ad ditions, date changes, and extensions of programs. Roxann Nava, program director for DAB, is estimating approximately 1000 people to attend the Homecoming Dinner Dance on Feb. 16 at the Hyatt by RLO, Security will no longer take residents to Grant Hospital for minor medical matters. Instead, residents are to obtain vouchers from their residence halls to pay taxi fare to and from the hospital. "This does not apply to medical emergencies," said Summers. "The same procedure of calling 911 or Security still applies in a crisis situation and this procedure is not intended to re(See SECURITY, pg. 2) No.<p>DePaulia Vol 08 Urban issues to be focus of Speaker Series forums To Cook or Not To Cook? Stuart Center brawl results in vandalism, violence The dance was open to all college students, said Roy Mella, president of the Asian Club. "We invited other schools," said Mella. The students involved in the fight were asked to leave, said Paprocki. "The four black students complied, but the altercation continued inside when a male Asian threw a chair from the cafeteria at a black student and struck him," Paprocki explained. Mella said that he and another DAB makes final changes in Homecoming events Regency downtown. "Students should buy their tickets early because seating is limited." Lisa Bunish, special events coordinator for DAB, said that DAB does not expect the move of the date of the dinner dance to Friday night from the traditional inside 13 Jan. 26 1990 DePaul University's Official Student Newspaper Questions over what to do with the kitchen units in Sanctuary are only apart of the discussions about the renovations in store for the hall's future. See story, pg. 4. club member were able to break up the fight inside. "The black guys started to leave, saying things and looking back." According to Paprocki, the fight moved outside, and a group of Asian males began vandalizing a car by throwing chairs as well as breaking all the windows. The car, which was owned by one of the black students involved in the fight, was parked on Clifton Ave. A damage report was not available.When a DePaul security car arrived, the group of Asians fled Saturday night to have an adverse effect on attendance. "WTe are promoting the program enough so that we should get a large turnout. The dance begins late eQough so that people who have to work that day can still go," explained Bunish. What role should the U.S. play in El Salvador? See pages 6 and 7 in OP/ED. Reflections of a Gringo in Chile. See page 10 in Offset. Photo/Russell -Johnston from the scene. "Security radioed for back-up as soon as the fight broke out, then called the Chicago police, who arrived shortly afterward," said Paprocki. According to Mella, there was only one security guard present inside of Stuart Center. "It was a woman," -said Mella. "There should have been someone there to intimidate, or at least two or three security guards. At our last dance there were at least two, and they usually provide three. We do pay a fee for security." The Pep Rally, originally scheduled for Friday Feb. 16, will be held on Thursday Feb. 15, to accomadate the schedules of the Men's and Women's basketball teams, who are the guests of honor. (See DANCE, pg. 5)
Transcript By Victoria Simek Editor in Chief The DePaul Speaker Series will present Rev. George Stallings, Jr. on Thursday, Feb. 1 at 2 p.m. in SAC 154 as part of its "Urban Issues: Voices of Social Change and Consciousness" series. Fr. Stallings, who served as a priest in the Archdiocese of Washington, D.C. for 15 years, is the founder of the Imani Temple African-American Catholic Congregation which he established in 1988. According to Dr. Theodoric Manley, assistant professor of sociology and member of the Speaker Series board, said that the Board spent a great deal of time deciding on the theme of this year's Speaker Series. "We all thought [the Board] that urban issues were the most important issues of the 1990s and wanted to help DePaul define its place as an urban institution," said Manley. "Rev. Stallings is speaking on things By Heather O'Brien Mrtnasinu Editor A vandalized car was the end result of a fight that broke out early Saturday morning during a dance sponsored by the DePaul Asian Club. No one was reported injured in the fight. Although the students are assumed to have been from other local colleges, only four of them were positively identitifed as "non-DePaul" students, according to DePaul security officer Bob Paprocki. Paprocki said that he did not By Antonio Diaz Tickets for Homecoming 1990 officially went on sale this week as DePaul Activities Board (DAB) made last minute changes in its plans for Homecoming Week events. According to spokespeople for By Victoria Simek Editor in Chirf Transport changes increase security Recent changes in transportation for residents to Grant Hospital were designed to increase security on campus, university officials said this week. Cindy Summers, associate vice president for student affairs, said that the decision to modify the transport system was made jointly by Student Affairs, Security, and Residence Life Office (RLO). According to a flyer released that are so central to things at DePaul, [namely] Catholicism, St. Vincent's idea of charity, and including disadvantaged and minority by allowing them to share their knowledge." Stallings has gained national attention with the establishment of the Imani [Swahili for faith] Temple by defying a directive from Cardinal James Hickey, Archbishop of Washington, D.C. Stallings was suspended from saying mass and administering the sacraments by Cardinal Hickey. Stallings founded the Temple as a way of responding to Black issues and concerns within the Catholic faith. "I think that Rev. Stallings feels that the Catholic church has moved, but it hasn't moved far enough to speak to Black issues," said Manley. "We hope that this series will continue the dialogue about responsibility. We all have a moral obligation to confront and challenge racism in all urban settings of Chicago," explained Manley. know why the fight broke out, and added that the vandalized car was owned by a non-DePaul student. The incident, which started in Stuart Center at about 1 a.m., moved out onto Clifton Ave. in front of Munroe Hall. According to the report that was filed with Paprocki, the altercation began inside Stuart Center between four black male non-DePaul students and a group of Asian students, who could not be identified as DePaul students.DAB, these changes include ad ditions, date changes, and extensions of programs. Roxann Nava, program director for DAB, is estimating approximately 1000 people to attend the Homecoming Dinner Dance on Feb. 16 at the Hyatt by RLO, Security will no longer take residents to Grant Hospital for minor medical matters. Instead, residents are to obtain vouchers from their residence halls to pay taxi fare to and from the hospital. "This does not apply to medical emergencies," said Summers. "The same procedure of calling 911 or Security still applies in a crisis situation and this procedure is not intended to re(See SECURITY, pg. 2) No.
DePaulia Vol 08 Urban issues to be focus of Speaker Series forums To Cook or Not To Cook? Stuart Center brawl results in vandalism, violence The dance was open to all college students, said Roy Mella, president of the Asian Club. "We invited other schools," said Mella. The students involved in the fight were asked to leave, said Paprocki. "The four black students complied, but the altercation continued inside when a male Asian threw a chair from the cafeteria at a black student and struck him," Paprocki explained. Mella said that he and another DAB makes final changes in Homecoming events Regency downtown. "Students should buy their tickets early because seating is limited." Lisa Bunish, special events coordinator for DAB, said that DAB does not expect the move of the date of the dinner dance to Friday night from the traditional inside 13 Jan. 26 1990 DePaul University's Official Student Newspaper Questions over what to do with the kitchen units in Sanctuary are only apart of the discussions about the renovations in store for the hall's future. See story, pg. 4. club member were able to break up the fight inside. "The black guys started to leave, saying things and looking back." According to Paprocki, the fight moved outside, and a group of Asian males began vandalizing a car by throwing chairs as well as breaking all the windows. The car, which was owned by one of the black students involved in the fight, was parked on Clifton Ave. A damage report was not available.When a DePaul security car arrived, the group of Asians fled Saturday night to have an adverse effect on attendance. "WTe are promoting the program enough so that we should get a large turnout. The dance begins late eQough so that people who have to work that day can still go," explained Bunish. What role should the U.S. play in El Salvador? See pages 6 and 7 in OP/ED. Reflections of a Gringo in Chile. See page 10 in Offset. Photo/Russell -Johnston from the scene. "Security radioed for back-up as soon as the fight broke out, then called the Chicago police, who arrived shortly afterward," said Paprocki. According to Mella, there was only one security guard present inside of Stuart Center. "It was a woman," -said Mella. "There should have been someone there to intimidate, or at least two or three security guards. At our last dance there were at least two, and they usually provide three. We do pay a fee for security." The Pep Rally, originally scheduled for Friday Feb. 16, will be held on Thursday Feb. 15, to accomadate the schedules of the Men's and Women's basketball teams, who are the guests of honor. (See DANCE, pg. 5)
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Home The Art Gym Exhibition Catalogs And from this distance one might never imagine that it is alive	
Exhibition Dates Catalog of an exhibition at The Art Gym, Marylhurst University, January 12 - March 5, 2016.
Summary A man and two women pose in and near a horse-drawn covered wagon in Denver, Colorado. One woman holds a pitchfork. The man sits near a holstered handgun and a rifle.