Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, January 09, 1990, Page 14, Image 13

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Modified Prop 42 permits financial assistance
DAI.I AS I AIM I !»■ \< \A
voted tndav In mndifx I’rnpnsi
linn r.: the i ontroversial meas
llir tli.it would ll.ivr tiiunheued
iilhlflii m holarship standards
start inn 111 tin* tall
I ii lfu.ill's viiti*iI at la* 1 tu
allow tin iuniriK students who
mi'fl iml\ part of tin- ai ademii
reipnre ments to ret cive regular
finam ml hitlp. but not athli tn
SI III 11.1 IN ll 11 IS.
Ilii' ( llanni' will H i.on tint
*ii aditmii mi fillivi*s w itlnmt
tlin piitfiitial devastation finan
i lal sidr flti'i Is" nl Proposition
•IJ said t '( I A i ha in fl lot
I hat li's A ini nu
Ilii' \< AA also vuti'd toda\
to keep lb. ii11ii111<-1 of fnotball
si Ikitnrs.iii}is a 1 )i\ ision I A
lisim i an aw ard aimualh at J
ilfspiti- an appeal from Wliras
ka lootliall i oai Ii I om ( tsfjoini'
to relurii it to It)
Di.it v ole retains a i osl i ul
linn measure passed two M'.lf
ano that dropped the si liolai
ship lllllllllel Si llools still l all t
exi fell the 'I I pla\ el l«mt
< Jslioi in aid the i halin'
would have allowed si bools
short ol plavers to i all Ii tip
mole ipitikh and would have
pronioted a boiler i aliber ol
t limpet it loll
It s better lot alti'tidaui e
and tele\ ismn ( Islmt tie said
I'hal measure failed Jli Htl I
I'ri iposit ion IJ W hose a|i
proval prompled (leornetnw n
basketball i oat h |i ill I) lliomp
sun lu liovt oil two games List
season, would have denied
s( liol.irships to iik timing .till
leles who hate .1 I .HM.iiii'
nvcrall in high si bools. and
don I meet two other at atleinit
requirements ol I’rnpositiun in
.1 (. av er.lgf 111 II i off
i.imrsrs and minimum sours
on standardized t.ollege ui
Irani >■ exams
I imriith so i .tll<-d partial
ipialltiers si ill i an ret five ath
letii si holtirships althougli
tIn's an- nut eligible for prat in ••
in i oinprlllloll
\houl Mill partial i|iialiln*rs
have* ri'i I'ivi'd .it It let u st.holer
ships in the three \fats sun e
I’roposilioil til was adoplrd
( In Sunil.i\ f\fi uti\ f duet
lot Dll k Si hull/ '. lid till \( A A
should In-gin informing lug
limn i ol It gn al h let it s by adopt
mg propositions dcsigni'tl lo
emphasize I hn i lass room over
the pla\ mg held
Dflfgaifs lo tin mih annual
lomintnm tail'd mure than
IJU miMsuri's ini.lulling plans
lo shorlfii spring loolhall prat
In n i ill tin- basketball snason
h\ ihrt'f games to > anti tut
lad preseason tournaments
and make publit eat h si hold's
graduation rale for athletes
Irnnii .ills it’s I he ' basket
hall billion S I billion th.it
( IIS will pay tivni the next sev
i n years for television iiglils lo
the \< A A Iiiui name ill that
will allow the organization lo
overhaul i ollege athletic s
S( hull/ s.nil
We have .1 umi|ui> npportu
nits vs ilh this new i ontrai I th.il
Hi' i .1 n 111 it .iffliril III u aste
Si hull/ s.ml II is import.ml
th.it We have Student athletes
nut athlete students I dill .1
lion is our business and musl
i nine first
I ho p1111111 Si hull/ said and
even si linols (acuities and
do.ills believe llu \( \.\ is an
inettei tive do nothing organi
/alum" that has lost control ol
inten ollegiate athletic s
I o regain i onlriil the \( A \
should look at a total overhaul
including i onsideration ol the
lollovs mg
• Mims llu' athlete', to i lit el
prole- -dona! drafts and evaluate
tin.mt i.d offeis without losing
eligibility
• I'.n m-. athlete- • tip* id ti
i ovet all tile i lists ol attending
school mi Imlmg trips home
• lollies and spending unmev
• I I on 11 iat i:: all let a -l-a ;
• I I .-at ■' - a !i utile pi ogi an ! * > I
r oat lies to redui e pressure and
improve job sei urit\
• I stuhlishing an emergeni y
loan program toi need) athletes
and small * ash bonuses tor all)
lutes graduating within live
vears
• K* . I ill Ills', ott I ample I ei i nit
mg
I el s go bai k to plav mg tin
tin- tropin eliminate the mi en
lives to break, lilies t>fiaii.se ol
dollars ' Si hull/ ■'.lid l.et s
eliminate llii' i umim-nt about
the S too out! free throw Let s
leu .nil intent it v qualilv edu< a
linn and good graduation
rates
\( A A president Al U Itte
i ailed Si hull/ s address to
lie,ills 11.000 delegates on the
opening du\ id the convent ion
provoi at li e and said Ins
ideas inean tin- oils ought to
hr \ rrv interesting in i ollegiate
athlete s
In addition to I In* measures
on publishing graduation rates
i ultmg spiing football and
shortening the basketball sea
son delegates have to deride
whether to mi lease penalties
for drug use. including ster
oids and institute vear round
testing
Kasperski player of week
■ I nr llif fifth time in her has
k • -I t i.i 11 ( areer .it ()regon. i filter
Slebmie k.isperski h.is been
n.imeil Pai III women's player
of the week k.isperski si inert
.Vi points grnbberl 21? rebounils
.ind hint ked eight shills 111 the
lliliks weekend split with the
II,i\ \re,i si limits
k.isperski si oreil (2 points
mi to in shooting in Inst I n
d.is s rt i>". w in over < nlifor
illn llle 12 points ssns tsso shs
ol her i a reel high She also hit
her Inst I I shots from the field
l lle ti foot-7 k.isperski is .1
native ot Hamburg West tier
many and is in hei senior sear
at (begun
I lie ( begun w omen lost to
the \o 2 ranked Stanford liar
riin.il Sunday
( begun Havels to ( oiv albs
Saturdas to play Oregon Slate
and hosts Kulgers Sunday at 2
p m
Stnfanii* kasperski
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