_Monday In-Depth
Insurance * onlinui'd from Pa«f (>
erv tl.i\ . .111(1 Uir\ re opposed In
t h.it (mandatory msmaiHot
he said 1 i .in I.iki• vim In
tin i lassmom and they 'll only
S.IV Nil we don I u ,mt tllill
\|),ltlictl( stllcIlMlts
Hut (Hark null'd th.it students
have ln't'ii given mam i hunt es
In attend suit: Miirlmgs and
\uii r their opinions "There's
an assumption that students ha
v tin'I hiii'n mvulvi'd in the pro
i css.’ lie said adding that an
other open SI IK meeting is
scheduled tor 2 ill p m tnd.n
in l:\lt I a'litun Kimui A
"I low main mure Inrums i an
we have' \nbodv shows up
( lark said,
Although Noheigall agreed
student apathv is rampant on
i ainpus. he complained that
"die importance nt vv hat's he
ing decided al these meetings
hasn't linen advertised
enough
Ni'bergall also voiced skepli
I ism regarding the v alidity nl
.SI IK : . membership
II (insurance) is m.indatni v
even student will he required
In illi this hv a i outunltee that
was appointed hv Andv he
said, adding that Wvikutf and
A.St'() i omptiotlei Richard
t )llg also sit nil the i ullimittee
What ill it's t Ills 11 ink like ’ lie s
using Ills pul it il al I it III e In at
lei I tills
t dark ivv up. eat n in on SI IK
is simply rat tonal C dark
said. "Whether or not the
health insurant e program is
abolished in il vve keep it oi
whatever happens to it I am le
sponsible tel 11
Nehergall also i lainied lie
had personal misgiv mgs about
( lark s past win k ill the insiii
.mi e industrv
knowledge isn't ntistai le
Hut (dark doesn't believe his
W in k al State lain; should he
considered an ohstai le in se
lls ting a good insurant e plan
'll tin having knowledge til
die insurant e indiistiv and he
ing on the health insurance
i omnuttee is a negative, then
that's i ompletelv up to the pci
son who v iews it that wav. he
said, denying that his intern
ship made him pro industry in
insurant e matters
I'm pro not getting-screwed
hv the industrv I ret uiise the in
dustrv will si revv von with
out hesitation ' ( l.u k added
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\nd\ ('.lark
ilatorv plan would hrsl prntrt I
stmli'iits Irnm insuiint <• uim
p,mirs .mil thi'ii utli'ii disi rim
imitorv polii it". t ll.irk i"i
pi.Hill'll
Miindatiii\ u ith i 1114111 ii
vvaivi’i is nisi pi,iv mg .it tin
filgc nl tin- v\ ili'i vv hi'ii uI- fill
malts jump into this |vv itli .
mandators pi.ml .uni gi't mi tin
I mill i'MiI ul tin- i iisiir.im !■ m
ill 1str\ Inn,iiisf tliu 1 iiivi'isitv
iii Oregon students would H
I'lti'i t In1 tliu insuiiiiii i' l ump.i
uv ' In' s.ml (dark s.ml sin
limits would bn in control o
tin' nioni'v tin- plan would gi'ti
i Miiti*
flit* must impttrlmil hit ini
think is th.it stmifiits rrtmt
t onhnl nl tins program mid lht
moruH th.it i iimi's in thrmitti
tills piu.ipmn. W\t knit s.ml
I In- i ii*lit t«» s nl<*
As ini \rhiMl4*lil mill Mil
r.ih’s, th< \ .mift-d thr must nn
pnrt.int point is th.it stmlrnt
j^t.'t thr ( limit i* In vnlt* nn vv h.il
insurmit r plan thr l mvrrsitv
will liav e tot llir students
\ehci u,.i11 '■•iii I (hi- re. .ill w .is
withdrawn initiallv un tin- slip
ui.itii>11 tli.it til,irk would (mid .1
spei i.d elei turn during I ebru
ar\ In lot Ihi- students vote on
the 11 isi 11.1 in 1' issue Hut lilt*
l.ii k 11I un idi'iil.il Iff (mills to
pul on dii' election .mil llii' id'
sin' In tiiui mil him much
Mill s pi,m is i*oinI* to 1 osl
sludi'ilts i 11Hvilit i*d Xt'berg.lll
to u itlldr.ivv the 11 'i .ill ,in\ w .11
Kighl iniu die ■ 1 .ill is in
Ihe pun ess 1 it being u dhilravv 11
011 two (oiiditinns Nebergall
s.dd
\\ 1 u .ml Atwh s 1 iminiil
men! lo lull it on die li.illnt m
M,i\ and In put d to .1 si 111 leid
uile and ue umil \ndv .1 urn
indmenl die '.Indent iiealtli m
smam e 1 nimnittee will lie
bound In die vote
II ue 1 all I gel llltise IWii
tilings, dll' IIS all pim ess u ill
go bai h 111 edei I \eliei gall
said
Although I lark has not in
sweied those 1 t mil it It ills, \e
liergall said lie is em mimgeii
that l .1,11 k is willing lo 1 online
on ale through mediation md
lie hopes thev (all tilid a solo
lion Ini die msmam ptohlein
I talk .aid all he is lookin'.;
I01 Is a wav to relieve the insm
,llti e headat he
It mv lei all is a solution
then I support dial II mv being
out ol oil 11 e is om iinsvvci to
out lie,dill instil am e woes
llieii 1 ern outage that he
said I ’ idol tun.delv I don't
think d is
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The Making of a
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Airborne Training and Combat
in World War II
KURT GABEL
Edited and with an introduction and epilogue
by William C. Mitchell
Foreword by Theodore A Wilson
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THE MAKING OF A
PARATROOPER
By Kurt Gabel
I In th<- i!t- icily c.ombal if
World War II U-:. Ameru an
soldiers equaled the fear
it ss ijallantry .>f the men A
the Army s airbc>rne divi
sions One such paratroop
or as Kurt Gabel, and the,
Vi is his story a tale of cour
L* a1111 i ■ imradeship and re
lentiess determination in
the face of battle A German Jew who emigrated
to the U S in 1938. he joined the r>Uth Regiment
of the 1 7th Airborne Divim :>n in 1943 and fought
against his former countrymen at the battle of
the Bulge His memoirs recall grueling days of
basic training and jump school • where only the
toughest survived and convey with rare immcdi
acy the terrible reality of combat
This is the best and clearest a ount of airborne
training and combat in World War II Kurt Gabel
was a remarkable soldier His absorbing memoirs
show why American paratroopers fought so well
against a tough enemy I recommend this book
not only to the veterans who shared his ordeals
but also to World War II buffs
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