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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1987)
Forum ^°n*'nue^ ^r°m paRe 1 ing was the controversial Athletic Department ballot measure. Lachkar and Mooney, runing on the Students for a Progressive Agenda ticket, said they were in support of the Athletic Department, but could not support a $<>.50 increase per student per term. “It’s too much of an increase too soon,” Lichkar said. “Athletics are worthy of in cidental fees. But not all students are athletes and not all students attend the events," Mooney added. Frichette concurred with the Lachkar/Mooney ticket, and stressed the best place for such a controversial issue is on the ballot. Levinson said he supported the measure, but does not sup port raising incidental fees as a whole. He talked about combin ing the smaller foreign and minority groups into larger cultural unions as one way to decrease the amount of inciden tal fees paid. Brooks has been a vocal sup porter of the ballot measure, and she wants people to realize the state does not fund athletics. She would lobby actively for state funding if elected, she said. The term "depoliticization" has been heard quite frequently during the election. In depoliticizing the ASUO office. Cooper said she would be out speaking to students and "working to make sure inciden tal fees are allocated fairly.” The question of I.evinson and Ball’s lack of experience also was brought up. "We have no political experience and we’re proud of it.” Levinson said, ad ding both he and Ball have managerial and business ex perience that would enable them to reach out and do the job. Personals PROBLEMS? Crisis Center, U of O telephone hotline. 24 hours 7 days Strictly confidential Call SU44U_144:tfn PRIVATE HELP FROM FRIENDS Free pregnanc y testing Birthright 3162 U EUGENE PREQNANCY HOTLINE pro vldes free confidential pregnancy testing, support and Information Call 345 0400 336 E 11th Eugene tfn VOTE April 15 & 16 Sarah LACHKAR ASUO President Jodie MOONEY ASUO Vice Pres FOR IFC: Steve Hoyt Kristin Teigen Teddy Wallace Armando Morales Douglas Pyle FOR EMU BOARD: Joem Wettern William Todd James Munyer Bo Kim FOR ASPAC: Jeff Morgan FOR STUDENT SENATE: No. 6: Alicia Sloan No. 7: Michael Faherty No. 16: Randy McDonold No. 9: Carl Rasmussen SPA t candidates are commuted to responsible activism Together we can make student government work tor you Students for A Progressive Agenda Endorsed by Amazon Community Tenants Council Graduate Teaclng Fallow Federation Foreign Student Organization A six-year tradition of activism Personals INFORMAL RUSH Alpha Omicron Pt is having an informa tion dessert Find out aboul sorority life on Tuesday night, April 14th at 6 30 Call for more Information 342 3023 91134 14 Business School Carl Rasmussen Student Seat No. 9 Active representation _ 4-15 If you are UNHAPPY about your In cidental Fees going to the Gay and Les bian Alliance' call 746-8087 and leave a message _ 4 15 HEY DUDE! Give blood today or tomorrow in 167 EMU (10 4pm) 9119 4 14 VOTE STEVE AND DONNA STEVE AND DONNA STEVE AND DONNA FRICHETTE/COOPER ASUO PRES/VICE K: To that special guy who calls me his little girl I LOVE YOU! S 4 14 OREGON LACROSSE Whatever the scores show, we are still the best Let s bust some heads! L C will pay -ti 4 LISA 9 months later and what cart I say you still make me hoi I love you D 4 14 (DKUJ DUDE Is Ihe "I" chapping you yet? Saul might call to find out how the race tastes' Beware of the Her maphrodite! Love, "You Guys!!” 4 14* KAO Welcomes our newest members Li/ Coin Deanna Hoff AnnaKorte Kathy Laws Susan Muir Julie Ramsour Laurie Russell Alisa Schatfner Monica Spohn Congratulations! We love you 9120 4 14 xo IS PROUD TO CONGRATULATE ITS NEWEST MEMBERS Joan Harms Wendy Wolfe Kim Clare Lori Palmer Heather Hiam Carrie Conte GREAT JOB! Personals ERICA: They say distance makes the heart grow fonder I love and miss you very much NAVID OU 4 15 APOLOGY • To students of Jewish orientation tor scheduling the P/VP torum on Monday the beginning ot Passover The Elections Board. 9122 4 14 GREEKS: LOSE IT! USE YOUR FEE CARD AND UolO ID CARD VOTE APRIL 15th at 4pm CONCERNED STUDENTS FOR RESPONSIVE LEADERSHIP The ASUO Executive must represent the view ot all 17,000 students A stu dent government has Its most pro lound ettect on issues affecting higher education and campus con corns These areas must be of primary importance Because of a common concern tor campus issues, we endorse the following candidates On April 15 & 16 please vote for PRESIDENT Kasey Brooks VICE-PRESIDENT Karen Gaffney IFC 2-YR J B Leahy Wayne Skill IFC 1-YR Sandra Thompson Collin Farrel Ron Munlon EMU BOARD 2-YR Malt Smith Lisa Nichols Kevin Taylor EMU BOARD 1-YR Tamle Kaufman STUDENT SENATE 5 Mark Sanders STUDENT SENATE 7 Peter Nisbet STUDENT SENATE 16 John Loop STUDENT SENATE 17 Cory Wynne WRITE-IN FOR: ODE BOARD John Upendail Personals SARAH SCHAUBEL Happy 21st Birthday Love, Susie 4 14 THETA CHI Buffet was a blast Thank you for showing us such a great evening Love, the Kappas 4-14 A CD ROAD DICKS THANX JOE VENNES 18021er Let’s do Rennies. Love. YLS Buffy __ 4 14 TO OUR ATO MT GOATSSean Frank and Kyle Thanks lor Ihe adventure Love Your FTB'S. 4 14 POOKY: Roses were line Ma//(s was great Thanks A THETA BABE 4 14 CINDY BRADY Can we do it again? This time, I promise that we won t talk about me LOVE. 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