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New president to favor research
B\ ( hristopher Blair
kmerald News Iciitor
Mali’s Brand took over t In *
|uli of I’Diversity i*r«?snl«*nl
from retirinn president Paul
Oliini on |ulv ! In the follow
inn interview lie talks about
Ins slam e on issues sue h as the
hou si ii# shortage animal re
scan h and file hotlv debated
Kiverfronl Heseart li Park
/’/ease ilrsi n/ie /or i/s your
iiii/iiossion.s so tar of thr I ni
lers/fi am/ //ie i ampus i tun
nwnil\
I knew llie t’niversity of Ore
Hon was very hoi id. but 1 was
surprised at how mind it is It
realh is a superb plai e It's a
ten dii inlellei Hull environ
mi nt it's a wonderful place to
live I lie i ampus itself is pin s
it ally vers altraetive It 's al
most ids Hu as a tullene i am
pus So ms impressions have
been vers good
/’/mers/H sludrnts. family.
s/a// am/ administrators are
ilosrl\ tollowiny a immln'l o/
issues I or rsainplo a m.*n slu
iIrnt i o/ii/iii / i oilr has hi'i'ii a/i
provml How u oil ilo \ ou hr
//eve il will dral with issues
sue h as rec e;i/ sindent riots, or
on iilrnl.s of r.it nil or ssexual Ini
rassmrnt ■'
This is ii i nix urn I have
ahull! abuse ul all iilml III pal
lit 11 Li! ami ulliei drugs .is vs i*l I
and ahoul sludi'iil decorum It's
not isolated In Kugene nr tin*
l!niv«*rsitv nl Oregon, it's a na
Initial inniii* Iml that doesn’t
make it anv easier Ini us In deal
\s llll rile Issues lli.ll ale nl
deep concern are I llunk a real
abuse of ale nlinl in the fralerni
lies, but elsewhere loo I'm not
sure what the light answers In
dial are, and ill a wav tin* I ’in
versitv inherits the problem
Hut il is a problem we must
deal w Ilh
I 111 not a leatotler. Iml I think
all nlinl should he used respun
sibilits That's t leads not al
ssass die i ase \ lot of msti
Ration from the so t ailed riot
i ante (rum alcohol aliuse
Thai's something we're going
In have to gel a handle on
I m also \«■ r\ ( uni erned
about issues of sevu.ll harass
ment and homophobia I lliink
the i ampus must lie .i plac e in
whi( h ever\ one's identity is re
speited .nid everyone's prefer
ences .ire understood Its not .1
pi.i< e where we can tolerate
prejudic es of an\ sort, that goes
for rue ml |)rejudire .is well ,is
(tender .uid sexual orientation
prejudice I will come down
ver\ hard without exception
when those mi idents oci nr
The main point I want to
make is that in the university
experience that a student has,
it's not |ux! what goes on in the
classroom that (.mints It's the
((row my experienc e tor the four
01 live vears that they're here
What kind of person emerges
Myles Hrantl
Irom that exponent <• is the kind
ul person 111.it'll lie I hi: re lor the
rest ol tli.it indiv iduals life.
So tlir I University Inis ,1 real
oblige! ion to work with the stu
dent hotly in creating an envi
ronment that makes lor well
rounded citizens I or tlmt rea
son and for no other we just
cannot tolerate sexual,
homophobe or any kind of
prrjudh nil attitudes or actions.
That's one I feel very strongly
about
Sei era/ fraternities and one
(oo/i /lave ri'ir nil) been
i.losod This will mill more
strain to ,in already serious
housing situation How aw you
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goiiiff to .ttleiupt to (/(•<(/ with
the I'nivrrsity s current haus
ini; shortnifp?
first (it .ill. the fire mnrsli.il
(mind I<111 it with sever,il frater
nities and a co-op Thosi
houses do not belong to the
I 'niversiU and are not under
our rontrol. But the fire mar
shal's order has to tie obeyed
and I want those to be safe
housing dwellings It's a good
tiling, although not everyone
agrees, that the\ were identi
tied as a problem areas in the
summer, so when tail comes
around in most cases 1 hope the
problems will be fixed.
We faced a particularly se
vere housing problem this past
tall because our enrollment was
wav up. With a slight dec lease
in enrollment. I think there u ill
be some relief there It's not
i Icar to me that this will solve
our long term problems We are
particularly stressed in the area
ot family housing. More and
more of our students are non
traditional students, that is
they are returning students
with families with single par
enls. and we need to look to
wards means of providing
housing lor them So th.it will
be an area we will be looking
at
//mi committed are von to
the proposed Riverfront Re
search Park. and what will the
t ’Diversity he doinfi in the ne\t
year or so to continue its devel
opulent?
I think the Riverfront Re
search Park is an appropriate
project tor the I'niversiU to on
dertake. and it we did not have
one under way. I would seek to
develop one We need, howev
er, to get expectations in line
with what’s possible We re not
going to create a "resean h tri
angle’’ in downtown Kugetie or
a Silicon Valley in downtown
Rugene.
Hut we will over time in a
dei ade or two. c reate .1 situa
lion in which appropriate ace
domic related facilities will be
located near the UniversiH so
that faculty members and stu
dent interns will have the ad
vantage of working directly
with the industry as they
i house
It will not be a plai e that vv ill
do secret military msoarch. We
will move slowly and we will
insure that everything built in
the research park has an aca
demic relationship, but we will
movetnru aid
One ot the more divisive is
sues on rumpus in the i>nst ten
tears has hern re.sean.7j using
animals af the I 'nn ersit\ U hat
position will this administra
lion take on this issue-'
I think it's immnral not to
use animals for research I he
overall good to human kind, as
well as to animals of all spe
( ies. through research on uni
mats is immeasurable greater
than the unfortunate conse
(|uences of animal rescan h
Itisf to give some obvious ex
amples, research on AIDS, on
cancer would come to a dead
stop without animal rescan h
and we can't afford to do that
Now having said that. I must
immediately add the following
qualifications We should be
very humane in our treatment
of animals in rescan h. ven
( ogni/.ant of the painful asper Is
of that We should minimize
however possible, the use of
animals in research That
doesn't mean stopping re
search. it means using a mini
trial number.