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ROTC Continued from page 1 faculty) are rather more strict." The proposal’s second sec tion states that admission into upper division classes is in contradiction with University discriminattion policy. “This is also false," Olum said. Any student can enroll in any class, he said. The dif ference is between the upper division classes and the com missioning process, and “the commission is not a function of the University." Cheyney Ryan responded by quoting from the 1983 Univer sity General Catalog, which reads, "The mission of the (military science) department is to select and prepare students to serve as commis sioned officers in the United States Army.” The catalog also lists as a requirement for admission to the upper division program “execution of a written agree ment with the United States government to complete the two year upper-divison program.” Oium said the catalog description was confusing and said it would be rewrit ten. The classification of miltary science instructors as courtesy faculty is also inac curate, Cheyney Ryan said. Courtesy faculty are sup posed to perform occasional lectures. Military science pro fessors teach classes. Courtesy faculty may not par ticipate in staff meetings and have no-voting privilege in the University Assembly. Military science faculty do both, he said. A comparison between the military science department and the education school’s student teacher program is also misleading, Cheyney Ryan said. Olum had earlier stated the same discrim inatory situation exists in that program. "The policy of the local schools (in regard to homosex uals) is the paragon of enlightenment compared to ROTC policy,” Cheyney Ryan said. The policy states that homosexuality "has to affect your effectivness as a teacher” before it becomes grounds for dismissal, he said. Following the presenta tions, the four participants responded to questions from the audience. Foundation targets alumni relations University News Bureau The University Foundation is laying the groundwork to get to know its alumni better. The foundation and the Of fice of Alumni Relations are distributing a questionnaire to more than 68,000 alumni around the world, says Phil Super, director of alumni relations. Information compiled from the questionnaires will be us ed for an alumni directory that can be obtained for $25, says Russ Picton, the foundation’s executive director. An order form will be enclosed with the questionnaire. For the first time since 1938, the University is asking alumni to provide information for a directory. “The mailing will also create a comprehensive data base which will help us to better serve the needs of our alum ni,” Picton says. With the data, the alumni of fice will be able to target its ef forts on areas where large numbers of alumni currently are living. The information will help identify prospective alumni volunteers, and it will also help determine sites for alumni chapters, Super says. “We can’t do anything very extensive until we Know who and where our alumni are,” he says. The purpose of the planned alumni chapters is to help alumni contact old friends, Super says. "The chapters will also help us recognize outstanding alumni," he says. Getting to know more alum ni will create new business OREGON ELECTRIC STATION Restaurant & Lounge Jazz Depot Tues. thru Sat. In the Jazz Room Specials on Oregon Wines All Tonic Drinks $1.00 485-4444 5th & Willamette Downtown Eugene JOIN THE FUN! contacts for the University, Super says. “We will be able to ask alumni if they have intern ships or job openings for students, for example,” he says. The mailing is the most re cent step in a major effort to build bridges between the University and its alumni, Pic ton says. 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