Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, April 13, 1989, Page 4, Image 4

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dents Against Apartheid turned out for a Wednesday pre
hearing rally sponsored by Rep. Margaret t arter (D-Portland|.
Members of the opposition groups were to testify in front
of the committee including several University students from
South African who spoke under the condition of anonymity.
South African sedition laws prohibit any citizen from
speaking against apartheid Inside or outside the country, with
punishments including up to 20 years imprisonment
To support their raise. SAA circulated a petition in pro
test of HH3tWf) and collected over 1.000 signatures from the
University and Ivugetuc
ASI'() President Karen C.nffney criticized the bill because
it would ’'strengthen the minority while govern muni's abilitv
to repress a black majority."
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live participation in addressing
student issues
"We don't deal in commit
tee," Wyckoff said. "We went
out and put lights up. we just
did it."
Kirk stressed encouraging
women's independence and
solidarity. saying women's
rights lay at the heart of in
creasing their safety on cam
pus.
In addition, the ilughes/Kirk
ticket offered plans to offer re
wards for identifying rapists,
centralizing night classes in
lighted areas, increasing safety
patrols and inquiring campus
safety offers to attend rape sen
sitivity workshops
The Hughes/Kirk campaign
also offered plans to create a
sliding payment scale for Uni
versity child care, to lobby for
increased child care accessibili
ty. expansion of child care fa
cilities and infant care and pro
viding free child care at all
University events
Kaniewski said he would like
to the broaden the scope of the
ASUO by encouraging the Uni
versity and the student body to
welcome input from groups
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and organizations with less tra
ditional views, such as the Cen
tral Intelligence Agency and
the Oregon Commentator
Placing less emphasis on na
tional and international issues.
VVyckoff said he would like to
see more ASIJO energy spent
on campus before off- campus
concerns are given priority.
"If the University can't take
care of us, then the ASIJO has
to come back to campus."
VVyckoff said
Kaniewski and McRae of
fered plans to make the Inci
dental Fee Committee more ac
countable for their funding de
cisions by publicizing group
budget requests and more
closely monitoring the alloca
tion of student money.
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whether they were Uni
versity students or com
munity members.
"Students who go on
the trips pay more," said
Gaffney. They must pay
to go and they must pay
through their own stu
dent fees."
The IFC then voted to
keep the Outdoor Pro
grams' budget at its cur
rent level for next year.
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