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■ I'nivorsitv Day coming. Pago 4
■ Kncon1! section. Page 7
■ I .opr/, top sleeplei hasor, Pago 10
■ Hallclub swoops OSlPage 11
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Head of the class
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Nuclear free zone
still under debate
Court ruling in Oakland
helps opposition's cause
B\ lIon Walker
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\ new tu is! has I'tilrrcil tin*
li h a I mnli'.ii live /ami* i uiilrn
versv hut supporters ol ,i
stronger nuclear lift* /mu* s.i\
thi'V ilu not foresee an eltei I on
I lie nil v elei I ion Mav la
hast I ill lav a tedeial judge ill
I laid a rid ( .d d stile I tliiun
tIn* i itv s nuclear In*i* onli
nance In two w 1*1 k an inili-t
will hi* iti*livi*ri*il on whether to
remove tin* law
That decision could pnten
Iiall\ ath-i t main ol tin 11a
turn's Hill nm In,n lti*i> /.mins
including l.ugetie s ai i ording
to / 7ir /vVgisfei I ■tunI
()n Vfiiv 1 a Measure -’ll III
w ill ask I 11\ voters w lielliet an
amendinellt should he aihled to
the i itv i mini il i hartei to
strengthen the i itv s existing
mu leal tree /one ordinani e
l.iigene voters in I'lHh and
1'IHH supported measures that
designated the i itv as a nut leal
tree /one In 1UHM the ( itv
( OUIH d elei led to replace the
plan volets had approved with
.1 stripped down version, i llmg
constitutional problems with
the original
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CITY t l T CTIONS
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v liters Hr ii e .ip|Hn\ I
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i nin|)iinfills lull also Ilini ile
liver\ systems and ttimmuilll a
I Hill s\ stems
III addition, an elei led bu.iid
Would lie lormeil In mumlni
luisinesses and am nui li ar le
laleil ai llvities in the i il\
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Committee tu Keep I tlgene \u
i lear Iree maintained the i hai
lei amendment uuiild nut in
tin tel e with ailivities ut the
turn tu \t /, Pa^e 11
University hopes to prevent weekend riot
Warm weather
stirs uneasiness
B\ ( hris Bouneft
I (lieraItl Assoc idle Editor
I tic l 'niversity is co-sponsoring two
vvcekcnti events .mil student response
te.iuis will be on dutv as the rumpus
(.oininuuitv heads into annthei ( men de
Mayo celebration
It was one year ago Saturday tliat two
Slav r> celebrations at 14 th Avenue and
ferry Street got out of control ton ing
Eugene polii e to don riot gear and break
up a i rowd of At 10 people
And it was |cist over a month ago
i rowels of 200 t" .)()() people at two pai
ties m the same area grew out of con
trol I bis time authorities turned to tear
gas m one instance w it limit warning to
disperse tile gatherings
Each of these ini icients had one thing
in common warm weather And tore
casters sa\ today will be in the mid Mils
and Saturday also looks good on the
weather map
"It’s a big unknown. said El.line
tireen University assistant dean ot stu
dents, referring to the possibility oi a
riot Saturday "It just depends on the
chemistry, I guess
Green, who serves on the Gommumty
Relations Task lone, said officials feel
some anxiety as the weekend nears, but
that the University hopes to prevent
unvailing by c<> sponsoring two campus
events
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\Sl'() President \nd\ Clark I(enter) and student response teams will patrol
the community Saturil.n as they have in recent weekends, hoping to defuse po
tential polo e-student confrontations.
Mi l hA the (dnrano ami l.atmo stu
dent union, is sponsoring tiinners ami
dam es both i ridav ami Saturda> night
Tiie I'niversitv ami ils residem e halls
are hosting .1 ' Springiest" on iiump\
l.uinpv Liwii with live hands ami re
i.orded musie from tl a in to midnight
Saturday
(Ireen said tile i riliversit\ requested a
noise variant e from tile 1 11\ and is
handing out fliers to residents near the
dorms informing them of the event and
im iting them to partn ipate
Moreover, student response teams
will continue patrolling tor parties and
ai tiny* as the first warning for partvgoers
when the Kugene polit e ... a noise
i omplamt
That and the other events and the
campus t ommulutv task forte these
are the things we've heen doing for tins
weekftld ( deell saltl
(apt rim Birr puhlit information of
flier tor the Kugene polite said .nidi
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Video to lure
UO minority
undergrads
into teaching
B\ Stephanie Holland
l morale! Reporter
In an etti a I In ••in our ige mini >i
ities In seek leadership positions
III soi li'l V the I niv el ■. 11y s Col
lege ot I ■ I in .it ion has developed a
multimedia presentation to rei nut
mmurits students to teai hmg ra
leers
It presents leal pit lures ot real
teai hers in the i l.issrooni so |stu
dents) ran imagine what it would
he like to be there themselves,
said t isi Kes Holds. a dot (oral stu
dent in eiirrii tiluin and instrui
lion and produi er of the slide
show
I lopefullv w e i an inspire
them. she said
I lie 111 minute presentation,
whir It shows Hme (.omits rnmoi
its teai hers speaking about then
own eduialion and teai lung ia
reers. will he used h\ the l)i\ ersils
in Kit in ation Consortium as part
iit a mmoritv ed n ation rei mil
ment (irogram
I'he consortium, whir h was
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