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Students, faculty and community members gather on the Memorial Union steps for the candlelight procession celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s life. Photos by Jacob Perry What do a birthday party, a candlelight procession, education and peace have in common? All were a pari of this year’s January 12-23 Martin Luther King celebration. Sponsored by the Office of Multicultural Affairs and various student organizations, this year the OSU community commemorated Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s life with a week-long celebration. This year's theme was Building the Dream: Reaching each Other, Teaching Kach Other. Students were asked to sign a pledge showing their support for nonv iolent social change, equality, justice, freedom and peace. The week started off with a birthday party at the Black Cultural Center on January loth. Other events included a dance at Club Escape, a bone marrow drive in the MU. a childrens’ celebration,a community service fair and numerous lectures, movies and discussions on various topics. Most of these events were open to the OSU student body as well as to the Corvallis community. Some of the movies shown in the MU lounge addressed such issues as race, gender and class. Participants were asked to come with an open mind and to broaden their horizons. One of the most well known events was the 22nd Annual Peace Breakfast, held on January liJth. Later on, a candlelight procession was held in the Memorial Union quad, followed by a discussion. Students, faculty and staff came together this year to celebrate the life and achievements of a famous man. Martin Luther King's dream of a world without boundaries became perhaps one step closer to becoming a reality on OSU’s campus this year. Story by Colleen Moran martin luther king jr. 23
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The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy. -Martin Luther King, Jr. 22 student life
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