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Campus leaders urge students
to follow good neighbor policy
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w e at bei lii'ii' student bods nf
ih ns administrators and law
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nig together In prevfnt good
tines from turning min bail at
nations
Three i ommillees have In i n
tornifd to examine i oiumimits
ri’lattons issues. ini hiding
communication between police
and students and to take steps
to prevent incidents sin h ,is
last year's Ma\ i riot where
poln e arn sted three I ms ersils
students at a i anipus ansa par
ts
Mtei that mi ident a meet mg
ot i iimniimili police and
t'niversits administration and
student leaders w as i ailed to
discuss whether there was a
problem an attitude id con
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and students, -aid A SCO Ini
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"The riot last vear. ii was
good rr eatliei 11 was <i < elebra
I1011 (lav said AM II I’resi
dent A nth ('.lark .1 member of
1 In■ short term inlerventioii
1 ummittee 'll s not to sav that
it won't happen again this
\la\ 1ml w e have ti 1 make e\
erv eltort w e tail to make sure
it doesn't
\s pari of tins effort the
( ointniftf’e mailed letters earliet
this week to all addresses in the
u liu zip i ode area I lie mail
mgs mi hided a i.ove.r let lei
Imin 1 lat k ami police off it ei
|ohn Rutledge, and information
on how to keep parties horn
getting out ol 1 ontrol
It's a preventative ellorl
ralliei than a reat tionarv el
fort. Hailev said
Hrad Perkins, 1 hairtnao of
the West I’niversitr Neighbor
hood Assoc iaiiou. said lie he
lieves the mailings are ,1 good
idea
I think the mailings are a
good slait." Perkins said
' Anvthing to start 1 mumunii .1
t loll 1 let w een the 1 it\ and sto
dents
I think that people leel it is
a little intrusive sometimes
that the police are on then
doorstep and liter feel that
ther are in trouble. < dark said
"Sometimes they're not in
trouble, it's just that the police
are addressing the situation one
win or the other
V. .mother step m improving
( onmumii .ition with the po
lire ( Kirk h.is gone on two
ride alongs .iei ompaiw ing
poln e olin ers on patrols ol the
i .impiis area
'One tiling I observed was
that the olfii ers nevei respond
ed unless a i omplainl had been
(.ailed.' Clark said Two ol the
three complaints about parties
he \\ it nessed on ride-alongs
were called in hv other stu
dents. (Hark said
You don't have older t om
mnnit\ members i ailing in the
parties and busting the kids."
he said
I'ei k i ns agreed I hill older res
idents generally do not i all in
i omplaints 'People in this
neighborhood put up with a lot
oj noise." he said "Hut v\ hen
it goes night alter night, after
one m the morning. then it's a
problem
It goes into that area ol re
spec I ( lai k said t dark sng
gested that students hosting
parlies inv ite their neighbors
or at least let their neighbors
know when a parte will he tak
ing plai e
During lus patrols with the
polic e. (dark said he was disap
pointed hv some ol the student
beliaviui lie witnessed, mi lud
mg urination on private proper
ly
I m a little d isi on raged 11\
that bet ause they are t'niversi
t\ students and that's a relief
tion on the Cmversity lie
said
"We're nut trying to come
dow n on the students, to dii
late the way they need to live
then lives." Clark said "Hut
one thing needs to he under
stood we re part ol a larger
i (immunity and y\ e re a< live,
viliraut members who contrib
ute tmain tally and six tally and
i ulturally In Eugene
"We need to respei t that
and we need to act that way
( lark said
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