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Do you think the Breitenbush forest should be
logged?
“No, I don’t think they should cut it down because it’s an
old forest that should be preserved. There are a lot of other
areas that they can log, but this area should be saved. ”
Heidi Wollmuth, freshman, psychology
“It’s a matter of economics, versus the wildlife. As Iong as
enough studies are done and they can hack up their choice
of whether to cut. If there are no other alternatives for the
spotted owl I'd save the woods."
Greg O'Reilly, junior, history
“No. I don't think it should ho cut. IVo’ve boon on this
Earth for how long? And look at what we’ve done to it so
far. The more we take away and the more restriction wo
create the more we destroy. There is no whore to go. noth
ing to do. wo’ro just destroying it. ”
Shelley Halstad, freshman. English
1 “Old growth timber is very necessary for a balanced eco
I system. There has been great news coverage of the whole
j thing. I love seeing activists being very upfront by burying
themselves in rocks, being on the line for Mother Earth. It
I we don 7 have the Earth we are all going to die.
Pamela Pegg, senior, general science
"Oregon lias lost 90 percent of the ancient forest and that's
a tragedy. The remaining 10 percent is being cut which
means the extinction of a species and locally and globally
the extinction of rain forests. "
lack Kapuscinski, graduate student,
public policy and management
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I've seen worse but it's just
not up to where it should be for
a university program." Davis
said. "My overall opinion is
that this is an equestrian center
that has obviously seen hard
times."
Pruitt tacitly acknowledges
that some things could la* im
proved. For instance, a door
leading into the closed arena
needs a few hinges. Still, she
won't give visitors a preten
tious white-gloved tour
To be sure, she's got a couple
of sick and old horses Jiminy
|oe, an old horse who has had
worm problems, stands feebly
in its stall The wooden planks
lining the far wall are stained,
testifying to the laid case of di
arrhea old Joe had earlier this
year Pruitt is often asked why
she didn't have the animal put
to sleep.
"I don't work that way." she
says "I'd rather try and save a
horse than kill it
Hut m any large population
lie it animal or human, not all
are going to tie 100 percent
healthy That's Pruitt's atti
tude. an attitude which may
rut) people the wrong way
“Sue runs the barn so it
doesn’t look like a Sat red Heart
operating room there's ( rap
on the floor, said Michael Fills.
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head of the University's physi
cal eduction department, in de
fending Pruitt. "Sue Pruitt
manages her horses like a West
erner.”
Kllis says the University has
looked into the way Pruitt runs
the place and is satisfied she is
doing an accountable job.
"We've got a file on Sue Pru
itt about a foot thick, and if you
count the number of people
who say 'excellent' to 'marvel
ous'. them are far more of them
than anything else,” Kllis said
Pruitt’s son, lamin, shrugs
his shoulders, tips the brim of
his cowboy hat and spits chew -
mg tubmen while philosophiz
ing why some have criticized
his and his mother's operation
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opinions about horses as them
are horses.” he drawls ''You'll
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