Monday In-Depth CIA Continued from P.^e I grit'V all! fs ( ilillg tile I I Vs ills i rimination on the basis of sex u.il orinnl.ilion \side from thnr ( laims of illegal .u ti\ it\ Ihr students demanded tin- ( I \ lie banned from i ampus hi1 i aiisc thi’v be 1ii■ v*1 tlit* annul y 's hiring prat In ns rlo not mnnt the University's nc|ual opportunitv standards. Now as thn ( l.\ m.ikns plans lo return to the I 'nivnrsil\ in Mari h for turlhnr hiring, thn is sun finals up again Tun main questions emerge from Ihn frai as • I tons thn <l.\ aetllal l\ nil reasonably differentiate' in its hiring on the basis of sexual orientation and. therefore vio late I 'niversilv standards of equal opportunitv '! • If so do the CIA's policies liav n the powi• i ot federal leu to override state or lot a I laws7 I he result of the i ontroversv is <i swirl ot legal debate that w ould rev IV e ev nil the most boring ol law i lasses hollowing in the footsteps ol t IA opponents at ol liei u ni vei spies. Tim Hughes and Shan non Oliver, the students who fill’ll grievances, see the re quiminent ol a i leal U defined equal opportunity statement as the beginning of the end ol l ! IA campus rn ruiting The form would require all employers to affirm that lliev are equ.d opportunitv onipluv ei s in at i ordain e w ith l niv ei sitv standards before thev i ould he assisted hv the (tftli e of ( a reel Planning and Placement But vv hen the ( I \ ret lulled on campus hist term an older version ot the statement was used hv the career planning of fit e The p rev ions hum reflect ed an older version ot the t ilt versitv s equal opportunity statement said l.arrv S111 ith. di reclui of the i areei planning < >1 t it e I he off it e tlsetl the out dated lot m fiet alive of a mix up in printing tinfers Smith saiti Tile tddei statement tlidul prohibit disi rimination basin! on sexual orientation or manta! status I 111' off If I' Ml III Ill'll to till’ iiruiT form ' sometime in mu! tall term Smith said 1 hr o! lice's in ords imiu ato that llir new torms were tost nsrd in late November I hr I I \ repo sentaliv r \\ 111) s( lirdulrd last term's interviews signed the old liirm in Seplemhei \ou w itli the nisi lorm if tile ( I \ doesn't sign it the\ r an t make i ampins interviews groups meetings or presenta I ions Smith said New Voi k I 'mi ersitv I an School reipnres all employers to sign a similar statement flu lust year discrimination based on sexual orientation was spei died III the form the CIA would not sign the statement and stopped lei rioting on i am [HIS At I’i ini t'ton t no ersitv hiiw el ei the ( IA did sign a statement spei dying sexual ori entalicm as ,m unai i eptahle !ia sis for disi rimination l ast t )i toiler tile ( !IA returned the signed lorm with the ageniv s own equal opportunity state men! attached accord mg to re ports in I'niu e/iiii \hinin) ileek/l I tie agent v asserted lli.it it lines nnt re|ei I nr ills tpinlih |'i (i|tie mi the Ii.isis (it sesu.il iii ieiit.il mil I tespitc the signed dm u merit I he (.'mini il id < lie l’i ini etnn I ' 111Vfrs 11 \ ( i >111111 It nits .in ,nl\ isiir\ Kri nip i d stu dents t,n nlt\ .mil udminislia lion h.mned the t l.\ tnMil i .mi pus 'until the .igeni \ i l.u died its position mi sexual nrient.i turn , t In .irt K le repi ii ted I In- .igeni 4 resumed .niler tiseincnts tm spring applu .mis in the Ijiirr.iltl id l.tiuiiirs .mil < l\ spokesman Mark Mails tield said the agem v plans In i nndili I interviews around the I il st w eek id Man h lint we haven t (let idl'd uhethei the illleiv lews will he mi ni nil i .mipus Mansfield said Mthiiugh the ( IA so t.u has nut i mil,a led the ( areer plan nirtg idtii e uhoii! spring inter views if thev Were In sign the statement thev undid then he aide tn i nine mi ■ iimpiis Smith said Smith i luiins the agem \ dues lint v lnl.de the I uiv ersit v s eipial opportunity staleim-nt i iling an agem V position stale incut dated Am : 10 I OHO I he Sale, Sale, Sale Avia & LA Gear Shoes up to 50% off Printed Sweatshirts AT COST Cotton Blend Leotards S7.95 While they last 100% Cotton Sweats $5 off 877 E. 13th 342-6375 stntrmrnt drt l.irrs thrrr is no blanket poln \ ot rt*jr« lion or <nilom.itn distju.difit .itmn on tin* lush of sexual i uiului t 1'hr agent \ list's .1 rrv lew pnh css fh.it takes into .it t mint the u hole prison Mtinsf if* It I s.mi Ihe w holr person’ t out rpf means looking .if .ill tin* .isprt Is of ,m illthv Itl u.iI llit'u ,ip|ifutlrs t .ip.iliilitit s «mtl t h.ir.u tri Hut ( )hv rr staled m flu* ,tp pr.il ot her m »r\ .int r lh.it thi ll \ s poluv dors not 'Ii I.ii enough It dot’s not st.ilr tll.il !hr\ do not dist mnm.itr im thr basis ot sexual orientation th.it rtju.il standards of t*\.du.it mg sexual inmliii I .irr njualh ■ ipplirtl (or! that tllr\ have •in\ sl.iinl.irds in plat r to pir \ ml umutrnilrd dist i imm.i tion 1 lllght s U ho t drd a r | |,-\ .Hit r mi flit* ‘.pounds th.it hr H.is drilled ,l ( I \ llifi'i'X lew last terrn fire ause In? is oprnlv uav < 11«*i j two legal eases from I mm 1 .mil I‘»H.* fh.it ulentit\ disc mm n.if mn in flu* ( 1A I lu\\ rvei in ,i 1 < • f trr tn ( he gnn Slate Svstem of Higher i d tn .0ion ( ham ellor I’homas Mai tlett dated |,m l ’ 1 'm\ n m t\ President \l\ les Hiaiul v\ mtr I heir is nothing about I hr c a si's ft i i m I k atr t hr < til rr nt status <»t ( I \ hi mu.; pul it \ il lati l\ a11|11ir«i <|<ies not \ lolate our ruIr against (11m mmnat ion based upon sexual orirnta tion in t hi* 1 ♦ * 11»• r Miami also ad dressed Hughes personal ills i mmnation i laitn Mi Hughes applied t* i an Intel V lew \\ itll tile ( i A ami \\ as dr mrd that opportunils bt't atisr the ( | \ had not me ludrd Turn to ( I V Page f> —n "25 Years of Quality Service' GERMAN AUTO SERVICE, INC. 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LIAR'S POKER by Michael Lewis UO Bookstore 13th & Kincaid M-F 7 30 6 00 SAT 10 00^ 00 686 4331 Title 22 of the l IS Code, Section 2151N \<> assistance ma\ be provided under subchapter I ot this chapter to the go\'ernnu'nt ot ,mv countrv which engages in a consistent pattern ot gross violations of internationally recognized human rights, ini hiding torture or cruel, inhuman, or degrading treat ment or pu nish incut. prolonged detent ion without charges, or other flagrant denial ot the right to lile. liberty, and the security ot person, uidcss such assistant e will dirts th benetit the neeily people in silt h i:ountrv. Amnesty International and the I'S State Department have consis tently criticized Israel’s use of administrative detention, which is precisely prolonged imprisonment without charges, as noted in the law. And both Amnesty and the State Department have criti cized systematic Israeli torture of Palestinian prisoners, which was also investigated and approved hy an Israeli government commission. I call for Congressional hearings to determine whether CS aid to Israel is in violation of Title 22. Name Address City. State, Zip code Please sii>n and send to your Representative. House of Representatives Washington, DC 20215 Sfmnsured In \ r.ih student I mint \st O \smh i.ited Stuilents ol I une ( ummumtx ( olleite I ureutn Students i lutani/^ tuni I'.destine suluf.inti l nmmiHrr l mini St.itrs SIndent \ssm t at nut Sindent ( tut l)is.n m.iment Stuilents \i;.4inst \fi.irtheid \.ih\e l/iicfiijn Stmlrnt I nian Hl.uk Student t man. Mil It \ I hr Isl.nnu Sm iet\ of h utiene \tn i .in Stutlrnl \\mm i.itmn Ir.mi.in Student t Irv.im/.itnui ( liinrsr Student ami Siholar \ win i.if inn Muslim student \ssn i i.du/n M.tl.ix sum Student t hx.im/*ition Hum; Kuna Student UmmuIkhi