regional
State college
enrollment falls
From the Associated Press
Enrollment at Oregon’s eight
public colleges and universities
exceeds the forecast, but is still
down slightly from last year, ac
cording to fourth-week
statistics.
Shrinking high school
graduating classes and
Oregon’s continued economic
slump are being blamed for
similar enrollment declines this
year at most of the state’s com
munity colleges.
After a month of classes, total
enrollment at the eight colleges
and universities stands at
58,740, four-tenths of a percent
below the same point last year.
Officials had predicted a 1.5
percent drop.
Western Oregon State College
had a 12.3 percent increase,
followed by the University at
1.6 percent and Southern
Oregon State College at 0.1
percent.
Enrollment fell at the other
five schools. The Oregon Health
Sciences University is down the
most at 4.5 percent, followed by
the Oregon Institute of
Technology and Oregon State
University at 3.1 percent.
Eastern Oregon State College
declined 3 per cent and
Portland State University fell
six-tenths of a percent.
The University of Oregon,
with 15,749 students, is the
largest state university. Oregon
State University is second at
15,624 and PSU third at 14,749.
Figures show SOSC at 4,281,
WOSC at 2,882, OIT at 2,615,
EOSC at 1,508 and OHSU at
1,185.
The fall’s fourth week, which
ended Oct. 19, is the official
census data used for reporting
enrollment figures, according to
Susan Weeks of the State
System of Higher Education.
Figures also showed that full
time-equivalent enrollment is
down 9 percent at Lane Com
munity College in Eugene.
“Enrollment, although
down, is not an indication of
impending doom,” said Jack
Carter, LCC vice president for
student services. “Enrollment
is related to population, the
economy and so forth. It is
somewhat predictable and the
information we have about the
population of our area indicates
it would tend to level off.”
At LCC, administrators have
cut low-enrollment courses and
combined classes. They’ve
hired fewer instructors to offset
a steeper-than-expected enroll
ment drop of about 9 percent.
Mondale slates
Portland stop
PORT L AND ( A P ) —
Democratic presidential
nominee Walter Mondale will
speak Monday at Portland State
University in his second cam
paign appearance in Oregon.
Mondale is scheduled to
speak at 9 a.m. at the univer
sity’s gymnasium. The event is
open to the public.
With this appearance. Mon
dale and his running mate,
Geraldine Ferraro, will have
campaigned in Oregon on five
occasions. Ferraro has visited
three times, the latest being Fri
day. when she appeared in
Medford, Eugene, and Portland.
President Ronald Reagan has
appeared once in Medford and
Portland, and Vice Pres. George
Bush has visited the state twice
this campaign season.
Mondale was scheduled to ar
rive Sunday night from Califor
nia. He was to leave late Mon
day morning for Seattle.
MONDALEIFERRARO
FOR 1984 AND THE FUTURE
Sanity In Foreign Policy and National Defense
Mondale supports a freeze on nuclear
weapons, negotiated political solutions to
problems in Central America and the Middle
East
Cutting Deficits To Lower Interest Rates
Reagan’s continued deficits threaten Oregon
and the nation’s economic future
Fairness In Taxation
Under Reagan, the poorest fifth oTAmericans
lost 8% of real income. The richest fifth
gained 9%
Protection Of Women's Rights ■ .
Reagan opposes ERA and women’s rights to
choose
Federal Funding for Education
Mondale will restore funding for student
financial aid, for basic and applied research,
for programs for excellence in education
A Just Supreme Court
Prevent Reagan from stacking the Court with
anti-civil liberties, anti-women’s rights
conservitives
Charles Duncan
Gretchen Duncan
Glenn A. May
Edwin R. Bingham
George Sheridan
Robert Lang
Louise Wade
Stanley Pierson
Ray Birn
Ron Sande
Renee Dalene
Lori Edmo
Morton Ann Gemsbacher
Sara D. Richart
Tim Hermach
Kyna Perry
George Orser
Sandy McConnell
John P Evans
Nola Nelson
Kristine Kuenning
Dona Glather
Mary J. Larsen
Kathy Landis
Jetta Siegel
Steve Kramer
Kenneth Anderson
Nathan Lucas
Melissa S. Boice
Frank Vignola
Yvonne Vowels
Laurel Harney
Tony LeMay
John Lawrence
Nancy Brown
Jeffrey K. Stone
Ed Boyd
Mark Herrin
Amy Takenaka-Websdale
Sara Steadman
Gwen Roedel
Gilien Silsby
Guy Kenyon
Marc Spence
Dana Desonie
Christopher Wachren
D.L. Elliott
Lorena Chapman
Brad P. Cornwall
Thomas Applegate
Mimi Goldman
Joan Acker.
Monica Gordon
Alber Szymanski
Ken Liberman
•David Milton ■
Jane Gray
Evette Ludman
Ed Lichtenstein
Mark Layman
Bruce Hudson
Mary Gilland
Bill Gilland . ■„
Peter von Hippel
Paul Engelking
David Muchmore
Katherine Eaton
Richard Schmuck
Philip J Runkel
William Schenck
Richard Heinzkill
John Conery
Gene Luks
Steve Fickas
Kent Stevens
Sally Douglas
Steven Hecker
Jim Gallagher
Marcus Widenor
Susan Cook
Ruby Brown
Marc Halsted
Whitney J. Henry
Karen Hershey
Craig Holt
Richard Ivry
Oliver John
Peter Jusczyk
Thomas W Kamarck
Stewert R. King
Lois Teal Korn
Gilbert W. Osgood
Alexander Pollatsek
Harriet Pollatsek
Michael I. Posner
Mary Rothbart
Myron Rothbart
Sandy Skains
Don M. Tucker
Kara E. Yano
Robert L. Weiss
Barbara Pope
Nita Postlethwait
Howard T. Bonnett
George C. Carroll
Richard W. Castenholz
Stanton A-. Cook
Donald R. Hague
Charles B Kimmet
Michael Menaker
Aaron Novick
John Pqstlethwait
Eric.Schabtach
William R Sislrom
George Sprague
Karen Sprague
Frank Stahl
Robert C. Terwilliger
Daniel Udovic
Steven R. Vigna
David Wagner
James A. Weston
Donald E. Wimber
Mary Stahl
Catherine Clay
Jennifer Jewett
Pat Tee!
John Huckfeldt
Alice Blankenship
Betsy Boyd
Vincent James Strickler
Sherri Schultz
Mary Ellen Keating
Kiernan Taylor O'Rourke
Michael Stamm
Germaine Beverage
Donna Holleran
Ed Coleman
Leslie Hall
Barre Toelken
Randy Silva
Kathleen O’Fallon
Kon Kraemer
John Haislip
Fredrick Newberry
Cathryn Young
Madeline Slovenz
Maria DePriest
Amy Isler
Linda Bensel-Meyers
Rebecca Ankeny
Marna Broekhoff
Lori Wilkerson
Andrew Bajer
Bayard McConnaughy
Gordon Murphy
Herb Wisner
Daniel Pope
Becky Brauer
Roland H Sartot
Colin Cooper
Victoria Lynn Shaw
Susan M Berens
Andy Thompson
Robert M Berdahl
William P Homans III
Richard Young
Kathryn Barry
Alan B Levine
Ethel Weltman
Mary Kay Menard
Paul Apfeibeck
Ann Hughey
Mike Matheson
Tim Shearer
Eric Tibbetts
Chris Orsmger
Amy Enkelmann
Ann Strother
Charlene Bell
Alice Tallmadge
Richard Bonjour
Becky Owston
Steven L. Wolfer
R. Greg Bell
Sid Baum-Whitten
Routh South
Tom Landes
Paul Myers
Thale Cross
David Martz
Bryan Wyly
Jenniter Moore
Jessica Stradtmann
Ed Weeks
Dara Wasserman
Adam Apalategni
Tracy Miller
John P. Cobb
Helen Puciloski
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Christine Foster
Nate Johnson
Sharon Sless
Greg Bowen
Becky CouctvGoodlmg
Adam Schultz
• Chans Denison
Pam Cardone
Laura Romano
Andrea McCarter
Ann T Kobsa
Sylvia L Olivo
Diana Elliot!
• Kymbreyan Thompson
Donna Erickson
Rebe'cca G Gordon
lonn Welchman
Thomas Ellis
Ruth Leibik.
Lisa Ox folk
Jim Hodgson
Diane Nelson
. Jill Sutlon • .
Gretchen Palau
Ann Burger
Drew Schloss
Matthew Love
Kate Fogleman
. Aime Ruendal
Ann Suiter
Jennifer Gardner
Dave Henry
Paul Jamtgaard
Janet V. Vidito
Bruce Roby
Tere Barkley
Ellen Jean King
Karen Connall
Kimberly Hartmann
Ethan T. Marla!)
Nancy Adams
Andrew Purkey
Scott L, Jones
Peter E Frohman
Douglas P Norlen
Marina L Yu
Sandra Hamilton
Sara Sanetel
Kathleen L Wadsl
Kenneth Cooper
We urge our fellow members of the University community
to vote for MONDALE/FERRARO on Tuesday, Nov. 6
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