newmoN C6NT6R ST. THOMAS MORE UNIVERSITY PARISH 1850 EMERALD ST EUGENE, OR 9740 5 54 5-7021 HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE I toly I hursJav, April 1 2 p u. M » i ;tI* tii. u • •? tin fit tU. >11’ " --J h\ \ . ‘ i? tl-‘ \!l »r ,t| Isip. , until ttiniiu^ht l . »n!i • . 'IV- .ittu llu M r ( »ooJ I riJ.iN , April 1 \ 12 iV Hi*Ml ThfVt h'Hir JcV.MiOtl tvfliAtH>n«« 'll thi I.S? m-\ i n vnn»i > *! I- ■- u ith tnii'K mfiflu .il J iV p !»> Station* ■ >? 11ii- C.'tvf.uinij; >t tin ‘ tm • ( !< I I tl>= : ; r ... J i. Hvn.in. i - I’.jfi ihrmg urn ivy !!.»*■ »tiJ * m. -n? * -t 1* m:ii. » , i',1 P III 1 (<Uf\ •( fin W ;•! -'itl. fin .• tin. 1 \ . M ! .if t»Mt **l flu- t f .>■*-- aii.i Hi»lv ( unit* union t. • -r.f. • - us- • i; ! v I l..l\ Saturday, \pril I 4 ' • , M: . 'Mi. ■ ! Iv '.line ■ ,.| M ■ I asti r \ i^il. Sunday, April 1 S !< Blew.! ir f fin V . I ' V j \\ .II, ? {v.; t: • It ■? < I ! Vi ! K. i’pf >n of rht ( tin ini if. I m h.ir t aster Sunday, April 14 M ■ ’ ‘ X. ! ' .V r. ’ x -• , 1 lu New man Center Stall in\ ito \ i*u to hmh us in tin i h*i\ V\ irk %<-r\ u o I hr ( '.itlnilu Parish serving the l HI O sun c /lJ/ > ▼ TAKE CHARGE (VISA or MASTERCARD) I 'm da\ >ou ran charm' ><»ur classified ad either In phone or in person! Call 346-4343 dail> . X am to 5 pm Room 300 Erb Memorial Union University ASUO candidates express goals Call for reduced costs, more campus diversity B\ Alit e Thornton f rnerald Reporter With similar promises to in i re.ise i .impus disersits .md re din e costs to students, the ASl () presidenti.il candidates met Wednesday for the lust de hate of the elei turn season Candidates Steve Maples and Diane Cushman and opponents Kirk Halles and Sheila Stir.kel disi ussed communication with student groups and individu als Maples <imi (aishman said they support .m open door poll <\ with emphasis on outreach .mil ay ailahilitv to students Wo d 11Isi■ to .11 lively suck stuciiuits out on i .intpus. Mu pics said We don't want to wait until students come to see us ( Irishman said she and Ma pies would keep students ill formed through the puhliiation ot ,i monthly ASl'l) newsletter Student groups would have the opportunity to submit state ments .iIkiuI their ai tivities to keep the student body in formed Hailey and Sin kel empha sized communication through "outreach and empowerment.'' promising they will actively pursue the needs ol student tMafce Some Bunny S(appy Lfiis 'Leister Season VW invite you to come into the UO Bookstore and choose from our wonderful Spring Collection • Beautiful Cards • Caster Baskets • felly Hearts • Chocolate Eggs . Specialty Candy • Fun Gifts • Cute Stuffed toys • Faster Hooks . k UO BOOKSTORE 13TH AND KINCAID (PH. 346-4331) MON-FRI 7:30 - 6:00 SAT. 10 - 6:00 groups throughout the school \ (Ml I he ( .imp.Hijn lor Kirk anil I is not going to end on election d,i\ Stu kel s.inl We’re comniitted to going to student groups through the Year "()ur heliet is that out rear h rerpiires .1 personal approach.'' Hailey added " The outreai h will he there llailev and Stir.kel discussed the problems ot the higher edit cation budget and high student lees Higher education funding is the primary projet I of the tii kel Hailey said "We have a funding crisis 111 the state when it comes to high ei education.'' Hailey said "We want to make sure there's money going to more < lasses and professors In relation to the issue of higher education, Maples do lined tear her accountability as a goal of the Maples'Cushman tiiket Requiring extended of fice hours and insisting that professors abide by those hours is an important issue to stu dents Maples said "I would like to see an in crease of emphasis on evalua lion when it comes to merit pay ' Maples said Both In kets emphasized re due iug bigotry and homophobia on 1 umpus as well as allowing student groups to speak tor themselves and estab 11 sir their own agendas Maples promised that no group or person would he dis 1 1 miniated against for any rea son though he admitted they do not vet have all the answers to solve discrimination Input from student groups would help solve these problems he salt! Halles said lilt'll lit kel Will .tlsti fight in end discrimination mi t ampus. adding lli<it In- .inti Slit kel have a niultitullur.il .uni diverse approai li to t .1111 pus issues I'hf addition ul .1 lil.ii k Ir.iler nit\ t mini il is supported by Bailee ,uid SI 11 kel Hie new 1 uuncil would be separ.ite tiuni the Interlrateinit\ I ouni il in order In meet the ditferenl needs ul I lie bl.11 k fraternities knk and I delinilels sup port the idea ol a separate lilat k fraternity council." St it kel saitl The\ operate differently They ret|uire a separate (rater lllt\ I.illllll il Both til kels supported tilt idea of adding voting booths to the dormitory areas, although the\ expressed concerns over the issue of bias In spite ot the possible bias they agreed voter participation is important to the elei tion OREGON TRACK ATTACK!! Pepsi Team Invitational (Georgetown. Cal Poly. Washington State. University of Oregon) Track Meet Saturday, April 14 First Event 12:00 Noon For Tickets Call 346-4461 or 1-800-WEBFOOT U of O Students Free UNIVERSITY BRANCH 831 EAST13TH 683-5577 Hours tt:00 to 5: iO M-F 4:00 to 1:00 S.il Lowest Fares Anywhere Major t redit t ards at t opted