Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, March 28, 1990, Image 1

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    —.Oregon Daily_ _
Emerald
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_Inside_
■ Radio comes up for vote, Page 4
■ While you were away ... Page H
■ Those computer viruses. Page 14
■ A split with No. 2 UCLA, Page 2<i
Dorms get their telephones
f'bulo t»» Mailm I hirl
\uthiin (iibsttn. .1 senior in 1 ostunw livsiim. inks it up on his
„,.u dorm phone in Dyinent. murtes> nt the l ni\ersit\ s
1 ontmuinu phone s\ stern rrrnnotion
And they're tree
for spring term
|fv Kirill Si hreibcr Sivesind
t mer.ild ( ontrihutor
over spring break in anutl
phase nl tin' University's new phone
system. permitting tin- I ’niv * rsitv t*■ be
< unir I he phone i ompauv 1" norm resi
dents said Marjory Kamov direitni ol
I 'iuversitv I lousing
University I lousing owns the phunt's
and lilt' I niversitv leases lint s Irom I S
Wi st ( omitiunii nitons Kamov ex
pi.uni'll
l ilt' phones .in1 lire to dorm residents
this 11*rin lull stinting next t.ill residents
will havi' to pay S1 i fhi inmilli pm
mom lor Ihi- service in addition to long
(list.lint' lulls Kesidents will lint li.tvt*
dir i him i' whether they want a pin.
or nul Kamiw said
1 like not [laving for it (spring
term)." said Aaron lli'iirv a iri'slinian
living m Watson Mall Now we don t
have to deal with hall phonos, which
won't hug evervtxidv anymore
f’av phonos .mil old campus extension
phones will he removed from dorm hall
ways sometime spring term K.uney
said
Kornev said there are henelits to the
University s phone system She said it
is (.hooper than MS West and that stu
dents will he oflered a long distant e
calling ( art! which will give a It) per
(cut discount when used during spoil
lied hours
"It's nice that von don't have to pav
lor installation said < airs luitiherg a
freshman living in Hawthorn * nmplex
I hex had phones at the l niversitv
Inn so I guess it's only tail to have
them in all the dorms
Phone duet tones will he available
trom the University within a week oi
two Kornev said
Students to attend
protest at test site
Uv ( .ither nit' H.m ley
t moruld Vnmk inle I ditor
\ L; 11.111 > o! illlt It 11 .11 I I III i! ' lit ! i!. I • • 111 Ulll join
ill, Ills,mils of Ilfhl'l .Hill Illlt lfMl [HoIi'sIim. lilts work
curl lor the .umii.il \mt*rn «m I’c.u e I. xt .if tin- I S
govei ninents weapons lost '.i!*' ric.ir ! a- Vegas \ei
I'hc students who i .ill llii'ii!',fin's llic !)'".i'il
Iftitks will tlcintmsli.iff lilt'll opposition to nuclear
weapons Ii‘M11ik .if fin' fom il,i% protest ivlm h will in
i Imlc niil'.ii .pi l l hi", workshops .ind Shoshone Imh
.in i cri'niomi'i ,ts well as ,n is of t n il 11 isobntiiem e
'Wc w olf lo pul piesstlie on llir government .111(1
mi,if,isc awareness.’ s.oil setlim I’.im liirl.i who will
he attendiMg hci third protest ,i! the Nevada lest site
Wc lc >.;ot lo wake people Up
Protesters also plan lo express then support tor
the Shoshone Indians who are in a dispute with the
l S koi eminent oi ei I lie right s lo the land on w hii h
the lest site Is lot ateil
Also this \e,n the main at lion ol the \rv.ida pro
test on Sunday coini ides with anti mu leal (Molests in
the Soviet I'nion. West (ieimanv, (ire.it Hntain and
1 I.lilt e
Protesters run the risk ot arrest tm .u ts sin h as set
tniK lip him kades and trespassing on I )e()artinent ot
liurrgv properly. hut partu ipanls who do not wan! to
tie taken into i ustody ran show support tor the protest
m other ways I'm la said
"It’s really a personal derision.’ said I mla who
was arrested three times at last yeai s protest lire
i nnseiptem es tor being arrested and the i in umstam es
at the protest i liange every year
Students travel to the test site in "affinity
groups whose meiiihers provide support and cm mil
agement tor ear ti othei Students who do not want lo
lie arrested will support members who are taken into
i ustody . looking after belongings and ,i< ting as an out
side i uniat I for anyone in jail
jumoi |ohn t tig.m does not plan to get arrested on
Ills (list trip to the Nevada text site hut lie hopes to re
I Old the weekend s events lor a slide presentation
I have the intention ot wandering everywhere
taking (jii lines yiith my camera he said
\i lu,dll protesters airesteii at the test site are
usually nut jailed I'uila said Instead m most eases
protesters are taken to a holding area lot a tew hours
issued a i italion and released
II would take too much time and eneigy to pro
lorn to Protest, Page
Parent! blasts imperialism in nation's foreign policy
B\ Hon Walker
i morale! \ssoi i.itf t ditor
!mperialism is still alise and
it remains a majot part ut I S
foreign [mlii s said Hi Mu liarl
Parent! a leading vim e oi the
Amerii an politic at left
The pnk ess ut imperialism
js the must powerful ton e ill
tin- hislors ol humankind he
said it cut up the globe it
gave us mu political realities ot
tode\ and it's not taught; it s
nut mentioned in the media
Parent! spoke to about >
people at the Firs! Christian
( hull h 1 I nil t ),ik SI Tuesdav
night as > fund t.usei for 1 hr
Stuxirnt Insurgent i ampus pub
1 ie.it ion
\eo- impet i.dtsm is happen
mg tod.is in t mitral Xmeric a
I’.uenti said Thu l titled States
sssleinatit idIv estouts nations
wealth, putting them into debt
and de industrializing the
I'liiiiuim he said
These euuntries are not
piior i . uintries 'lies he i ll li
I’arenli said "Vim don't i!'i In
pool < nuntnes to make money
I In- people .nr pool tint tin'll’
is incredible wealth in tlii'st;
( I it 1 lit I ii's
i Capitalism iii k s A lid 1 in'
! |.•• i it diu's it works Hut so
din" torture work so docs as
-.assm.i! mu work A lot ol
(hihits u 01 k hut the question is
toi w hum do l!te\ wink and
how do tin'V w ol k he said
the tost ol maintaining a
global military mat lime
i’arenti said, is steep about
S tun billion (ter year to prntei t
internallunal interests, lie said
Most Fortune Util i onipanies
have investments in the third
world leaping lienetits tor the
i n h but nothing tot the people
ot the third world or the
\uierit an taxpavei i’areiili
said
"\\ Ill’ll it < nines to protei ting
then iniiiiev. vour money is no
olijei t And that's tile i osl ot
imperialism
lurn to P.irrnti, Page
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