|\Zpf Continued from P.tRe 4
At its Sept lt> meeting the
Oregon Student I.obhv un.un
mulish approved .1 resolution
•igainst the waiver, saving the
new requirement is a men nr
measure ,\i < urdmg to the reso
lution possible drug testing
.mil the required i erlifu alum
statement are an invasion ot a
student's privacy and are a
form ot harassment I he ()NI
resolution said the waiver as
sumes guilt before allow ing in
nocenr.e, and it discriminates
against students who rel\ on
I’ell C.r.mls to supplement their
linaiu ial aid
According to Si oil Wvc holt
ASl () Vice [’resident the
waiver is a punitive method ol
solving the problem ot drug
abuse I he ASI '() and the t h
egon Student l.obbv are strong
lv opposed to this coercive
measure of controlling the I’ell
(Irani " said U vckoft "But b\
no means is our position a slip
port ill drug uni*
\\ Vi knit pointed nut the ■'ll
perfir ialitv of the waiver We
need In take .1 long-term look at
the problem of drug use instead
nl i real mu .1 short-term an
su er,’" he said
In regards to the A SI < ) s po
sition nt the drug war W vr knfl
emphasizes the need lor I'lllli .1
turn and rehabilitation "We
believe in edm.ation .mil aware
ness b\ providing positive rein
tori eluent on 1 ampus Wvi k
off said
One suggested example
might 1111 hide brow n bag to
rums to edm ale students on the
risks ot drug use Another pro
gram 1 urrentlv provided is the
( Minpus (Irgamzatinn lor ,1
Substance \buse f ree I nviron
inent 1 u ( t )SA I I
Angela Muni/.. \Sl () State
Minus Coordinator remlon es
U \ 1 knit's opposition ot the
waiver Muniz said drug test
mt; iv .1 violation nt the Fourth
Amendment
Most students si*r tins .is .1
tiirc.it Mum/ v.ml rim
Wiliver oltrrs no discussion ol
imIik ation or rehabilitation
rim \Sf() is i in til.ding |m
litmus oii|t‘< lini; lo tlm i ertific .t
lion and the rumored dim.; Inst
ing Other si hoots in tin* slide
s\vlniii such .iv Suullmrn Ore
gon St.iln College and Western
Oregon Slate College are |oin
ing the effort
We want to slimk legislators
that students across the stale
are opposing this violation
Muni/ said S< > tat we'ke I e
reived a positive response Irom
students
Although the primal y ion
i ern of students is the possihil
its of drug testing, the outline
ol the ai t in the iriliT.il Afegis
trr ol |an 11 does not spet ill
i ally provide tor drug testing as
ol enforcement Ihe
a means
(^hlld 0^3 rC ^ ontiniH'd from Page 4
!r,icliers Reynolds feels Ibis Is
,i t rucidl l.it tor in the pro
gram s |ittlit v of sell awareness
and i (immunity involveinent
The < ( IM program empha
sizes t leltl trips and mull i t ill
turn I activities (children en
rolled in the program v isit the
museums and libraries of Ini
gene and many t'niversitx at
tractions
Anotbei major i omponent ot
the program is the developmen
tal lot us ai t ordmg to Rev n
olds Reynolds saitl bet ause an
individual's value development
is based on the e\pei iem es be
tween birth and age five, a
strong program of personal en
t ouragement is important
"Children are made to feel
good about themselves said
|en Dilniar. a lead leather with
the program
Ititmar i ited the open-door
pole \ extended towards par
enls as an "important compo
nent of the program " Parents
are encouraged to \ isit or help
lead field trips, and the Parent
Council is involved with policy
det isions affet ting the pro
gra m
Initiated in 1070. the t hild
care centers have a priority
point system based on greatest
need rather than chronologic al
order
Ditmar said the program em
phasi/.es i hild development .is
much as child care hducation
is strn tls luiu tional. and mini
eographed worksheets are non
existent.
No dittos, Ilitnuir said
The program still has room
for more i hildren. despite the
new accreditation Reynolds al
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Kn\ nolds said
Knvnnlds said spin n is avail
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out torn Kli'il ill illegal drug
usi' will in' i liargctl u ith tailing
In i umpK In tin' i erlifii alinn
I hi' signed waiver ul .i i iiiivii I
imI ret ipu'iil wilt lie considered
,i fraudulent dm timi'iil
Id Vignnui dirts Itir of Iin.nt
i nil .mi said lie dors mil lore
sci- the imposition of drug lest
mg .is a rci|iiir«-m«‘nI lor roi ei\
mg I In' I 11 (Irani. Inti ho said
students i annul roi eivu llioir
I’i’ll {Irani d the w ai\or is no!
signed
It a student refuses In sign
the waiver, the student u lit nut
ri'c five Ihc grant vet that
amount will lie i onsidrri'd part
ot that stmlriil s 11‘stmn os
u hi'ii di'ti'rminmn tin- Imam lal
aid pai kagi'
In spill- ol rumors of drug
ti stim; \ ignoul slri'ssi'd tin
important a ol thr IVII tIrani
program to tin- I m\ i-rsit\ All
u r am doing is I'lifori inn llm
law passuil h\ tlm ( onirii'ss ol
tin' t nilftl Stairs said
Vignoul Ur do not want to
H'opanli/i' a s I | million Im.m
i ml aid program that alln Is I i
pm m! ol studi'iils at tin- I ni
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