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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (April 5, 1990)
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Suite D Eugene Unlimited t-ree Milage Free Pickup and Delivery $59.95 Student Weekend Rental Special! wl 750 FREE Miles _Community_ Students urged to vote for choice New campus group builds foundation Hv Mm c Thornton Fmer.ild Reporter Two 1 or ill organizations ore joining ,i nationw ide movement to en< onr.lge students to sup port abortion-rights issues in tills vear s elei lions Students I or ( lion e ,i i ill v ersit \ student organization lii.it eneuurages ediM.itinn on abortion issues is inming tile National Abortion Rights At lion league to mobilize stu dents To i n< reuse student part it i palion in eiei lions, the national NAKAI. ofiu e is sponsoring the ( ampus (trganizmg I’rojei t tins week Tile goal ot llie pro|ei t is to transform pro r lion e energv on i .imposes into politn ,d pow el T G I S Thank God it's spring1" However it is also a time when many of the students ot the University of Oregon think about their housing needs At pi IKASANT PAkp the demand tor housing skyrockets os early as Jtjty So4e We now taking deposits end making reservations tor Apartments which will be available injure EnjoyJhis summer In one of ttsWoesHtoiising vdfues in SprmgflekJ SPRINGFIELD OR 974/7 '47-5411 Formally Ashl.if'r A; adr Nationwide main i.ampuses are sponsoring rallies and voter registration drives in order to support pro eluiK e issues in the I't'M) elei lions ( auina Soutlmi>rtll. the re gional (oordmator of Kugene's \.\HAI. offii e, said the drive in laigene w ill he small hei ause SI ( is still establishing itself on i ainpus Si thas been oper aling mik e fall term We re |ust getting started, and we're working to establish some groundwork.'' South worth said "Currently, were pushing tor new members.' she said hail abortion, cm opt in tile < nse of rape, ini cst or health risk*, to the mother We'd like to get students to support these issues." Stankov said "Wo need to empower students and get things done ourselves instead of having things done for us bv politi cians Students should use their power to vote even lor the small issues at the lo< al level. Stankey said, adding that main students do not realize the iin pac t anti a hoii e legislation mav have "Most students grew lip with ‘We’d like to get students to support these issues. We need to empower students and get things done ourselves instead of having things done for us by politicians.' — Sara Stankev We re I>111111 mg .i fouml.ition .md some n.imr ret (ignition on i ampus SI ( will sponsor .< table in I lie I All |.ohl>\ I ru 1.i\ with in lormalion about abortion is sues Students will lie encour aged 111 i e e i stei to \ ote so tiles mas support these issues it (lies i boose M( me m bei Sara Slankes said tile group opposes am bal till measures that would iei|uire minors In base their parents i otiseul to obtain an abortion as well as measures that would H mux ovh; FRIDAY, APRIL 6 12:30-2:00 GENERAL BOOK DEPT. WITH EARL \\ . EMERSON HELP WANTED: ORPHANS PREFERRED Help \\ .mtixl: c Vp/ians /Ye/erred i' the eagerly awaited ond outing >1 Emerson's hern, M.k 1 ontana. It is an excit ing mix ol firefighting, action, sus|Viw, and murder. Here iv everything that i arl Emerson's tans have come to e\|x\ t: irk k\ plotting, colorful > hanu ters, hair raising auian, and a view ot firefighting that onh an insider can provide. I arl. \\ Emerson is lieutenant with the Seattle lire IV partment He is the autlior ot numerous exciting mvsteries, including hi' 1 liomas {Mack series ( 1 he Rainv C'itv, l\nvr tv I'.iv, and others), and those ot Mai hontana, his newest heriuRI.uk Heart> andS/oa / Viking.) t dines / i.iu dev Tilwl l met son's novels as "ran r and vivid" (111' . \ngc7es /ink-'), “intriguing and fast-pa. ed" (.Veie )\ >rk l\ul\ Vens), .iikl the t 7»i ago Sun rimes willed Emerson "one ot the K''t ot the new pricateeve noceli'ts." Don’t miss your chance to meet this exciting mystery nov elist! SALE 20% OFF UO Bookstore 13th & Kincaid MF 7 30 6 00 SAT 10 00 6 00 346 4331 abortion ,is ,i choice. ' Slunktw ‘-.iid ' I'lir\ haven't realized tin* d.inner they may hr in Stankov sail I SM' is co ns id t*i mi; a ( ampaign for a 1 'nivrrsitv resolution th.it would make tins a pin i him e i ainpiis I n \o\ einbei students at the l ’ni versitv «>t < Colorado at lit nil del passed sin h a resolution 111 a campus wide election Titov submitted the resolution to tin 1 niter! States Students Associu tion and I’resident (loorgr Hush Stanke\ said she believes the I'nivrrsilv is alreadv pro allot tion in general "I think we could do that on our campus. Stankov said I think thw w on Id he a ten pow erful statement on abortion Abortion is not pist a feminine issue It involves all ot us SPRINGFIELD SCIENTIFIC SUPPLY Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10am-6pm 726-9176 1124 Main St. Springfield You can find stamps & envelopes at the UO Bookstore.