Hi DC,  As I continue my reading on this subject as it applies to Oregon, I was wondering if your e-mail in your book "From Camas to Courthouse:  Early Lane County History" is still good?

Also, are any of the buildings on the U of 0 (zero) campus named for any minorities, other than the exclusion of African-American?  Since Sheldon's history book was written in 1940, I'm not surprised at the omission of the very few African-Americans who may have had anything to do with the U of 0 (zero) up to that time.  Are there black professors, administrators, and students now at the U of 0 (zero)?  Should the streets of Eugene be named according to proportional representation of minorities?  Should the community over-compensate for any minority that chooses to come to Oregon/Lane County/Eugene?  If so, at what point is "acceptable compensation" reached?