Greeks endorse Brooks/Gaffney ticket
I he Greek Endorsement Com
mittee on Tuesday announced it
was endorsing Kasey Brooks
and Karen Gaffney for ASUO
president and vice president.
The committee decided on
Brooks and Gaffney because
they offered the best representa
tion for Greeks, said
Christopher Piper, the commit
tee's publicity coordinator.
Piper also cit.ed the
Brooks/Gaffney ticket as pro
viding the best means for stu
dent outreach, the best methods
of looking at campus issues and
its innovative ideas for getting
Greeks involved in the govern
ment process.
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Brooks and Gaffney already
have been endorsed by Con
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Many of the students at the
meeting said they didn't oppose
the idea of having a research
park, only the chosen location.
The real complaint expressed
by the students, however, con
cerned the lack of student par
ticipation in the decision
making process surrounding
the research park. At one point
during the meeting. Commis
sioner John Van Landingham
asked Don Corson, who spoke
on behalf of the Riverfront
Research Park Commission,
what the level of student
representation was on the
commission.
Corson said there were no
students, hut that students pro
vided a "legitimate source of
opinion."
The Planning Commission
will hold a public: forum on the
Riverfront Project on April 16.
Mother
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Beside s m e e t i n g o ti
Thursdays to march in the
square, the mothers attempt to
locate the children of the disap
peared and reunite them with
grandparents and other
relatives. The movement has
spread to other countries where
similar disappearances have
taken place.
Epelbaum’s visit to the
United States is sponsored by
the Third World Women’s Pro
ject of the Institute for Policy
Studies in Washington, I).C.
Her presentation at the Univer
sity is co-sponsored by the
Council for Human Rights in
Latin America, University
Peace Week and Women's
Resource and Referral Services.
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Renec^pelbaum
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affect the student population, if elected, she plans to con
tinue work with the University of El Salvador and on the
South Africa divestiture suit, she said.
Mooney hopes to make student government better and
stresses the issue of student empowerment.
"We need to preserve a powerful student government,”
she said. "We also need to defend student rights.”
in commenting on the presidential/vice presidential
race. Mooney said the clearly diverse ticket is an asset to the
whole process.
It s different this year in that more students are involv
ed,and more seem to care.” she said. “That’s what the
democratic process is all about, giving people choices.”
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RESEARCH PARK
You urc- invited to attend a
COMMUNITY FORUM
to discuss the master site plan design options
tor t he
Riverfront Research Park
Thursday, April l(t, l(JS"
U heeler Pavilion, lane County fairgrounds
<nmini huihtinfi at 1 Uh \renne enframe t>> /(iiryronntls)
7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
1 lu. Design Advisor) Committee, the Riverfront Kirk Commission.
I niversit) ot Oregon Rasident Paul Olum and the Mayor and lingerie
City Council are sponsoring a eommunit) forum lor die Riverfront
Research Park This is the second in a series of three forums The third
forum is tentatively scheduled for May 21
Representatives ot The Carlcy Capital Croup, private developer ot
the Park, and their architects. I Ihasani K l.ogan Architects, will he
present to discuss master site plan design options We encourage you
to attend and participate
In order to help us to plan tor this event, vve would appreciate your
advance i espouse Please return the form he low In April 10 Thank vou
Riverfront Research Park Community Forum
Vs I II Ih- lllt rv oil April lf> Sn I tun l attend txn n<i|il\ me Itir ilu next lorum
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