September 22, 1998 RELEASE ON RECEIPT Press Release Archives		Mondlane Conference Schedule Media Contact: Betty Gabrielli
	Mondlane Release Biographical information about Eduardo Mondlane		Keynote address: "In Honor of Dr. Eduardo Chivambo Mondlane" October 2, 8 p.m. First Church of Oberlin (corner of Main & Lorain Sts.) Leonardo Simao, minister of foreign affairs and co-operation for the Republic of Mozambique Oct. 3 sessions Symposium: King Building, Room 306, 9:30 a.m. "Eduardo C. Mondlane: His Visions and Actions for an Independent Mozambique." A panel of distinguished colleagues and friends of Eduardo Mondlane will explore his visions and actions to free Mozambique from Portuguese colonial domination. Moderated by long-time Africanist Prexy Nesbitt. Symposium: King Building, Room 306, 2 p.m. "Rebuilding Post-Colonial Mozambique" Professors John Saul of York University, Edward Alpers of UCLA will discuss the rise and fall of socialism in Mozambique and the challenges of developing a country in the 1990's. Janet Rae Mondlane will discuss strengthening community values and hope among Mozambiquan citizens living in poverty. The panel will be moderated by Sonia Kruks, Danforth Professor of Politics at Oberlin College. Wrap-Up Discussion, Wilder Hall, Room 101 8 p.m. James Millette, professor of African American studies at Oberlin College, will moderate a wide-ranging discussion among presenters and members of the audience concerning the Eduardo Mondlane legacy and current challenges and approaches to rebuilding Mozambique. All events are free & open to the public. For more information, contact Conference Coordinator Albert McQueen 440/774-1334 The conference is sponsored by Oberlin College's Office of the President, Dean of Arts & Sciences, Alumni Association, Library, and departments of African American studies, anthropology, history, politics, religion and sociology.