Monday-In-Depth
Frohnmayer
C ontinuod Irom P<>y*»‘ 1
dorsoment of the 4 pen out
sales t.i\ option I'\ o made tin
iommitmont th.it I d bring h.i
mi si hooi support bin k up to .it
lo.ist to port out minimum so
wo have some properly tax ro
lift
I‘vi* nimo out with a pro
posod ,11 lion pi.in on lho vor\
difficult issue of tho spotted
owl and ot tho whole question
ol how Oregon's limber econo
im i .111 ho adjusted
You know . I'm not in the po
sition oi lotting either the Oppo
sition ol i I it ics or. quite < .III
dully now spapoi columnists
drive this campaign (’hat's a
bogus sot ol accusations and I
expel t that thev II go aw ax
( U)/•, /\l hkr you In go min
some ut thi' issues w ith more
ilrhiil. purlii tilarh higlmi t'tlu
i,it inn I In u high ol •! i>riurit\
iIn you see higher eiliiintln/i m
terms ut the state's Inline '
1)1 : 1 think llighei odui all. m
and its health are ( rilical loi
tho future ol the state 1 say that
as a person who spent It) years
as a very happy and fulfilled
member of the I 'diversity ot t )i
egon faculty
(There is] a persistent need
tor keeping talent Ur havi
world i lass universities in the
stale system that are suppuiled
at levels y\e ought to he
ash.lined ol That means yve
need to make mujur invest
merits in tai ulty salaries,
equipment and instructional re
sources avaiiahle to the stu
dents at the universities
\\ e need to gel the rmiversi
ties to work hotter old more
collahorat ively togethei We
have a big system and yve
can I suppi u I I III ee flagship
universities
7 think we have to show pt'ople that the futon• of the state is
intimately tied to the suet ess of higher education in the state. Ev
erything is tied to what higher education in this state can pro
vide hut has not been given the resources to provide.'
— Dave I rohnmaver
01)1 \\Ill'll Mill S,M Ori'fioll
i .111 I support throu tl.ii'ship
uni\ risitius .in- you >.iii/ii; thu
stillr should hiko uiiiphusis
.m <n from I’ortlund Sole I ill
i nsit\ iiinl pill it into thu I in
ri.T.ii/r 11/ (hvyton .lint Orngon
Statu '
1)1 ; I llunk It’s | n 'in.lt m >' If
>|x>ak to th.it until vvi* hr.11 from
the (liovrrnoi s Commission mi
I li^liri Mtiut -it loll ill (hr Purl
Kind Mrtrupofif.in \rr.i| Ur
rxpri I to hr.II from t ha 'III HI tllr
(.ill
(till Du i uti h.n r .un spr
t ilii pi.ins lui pmgiitms within
tin• luithfi ml in .it ion svslfin
tllill VUtl tillllk lli'i'll tu hr tl\ril
ininii'iliiilrh
1)1 : } ti ull\ i in- i■ Uh' \
si‘< n in I is the relat lonslup he
tween tin* universities .m<i e.u h
other I ui evmnple we ti«ive
t lie 1 list if life < il Vtnlei n 1.11 Mini
ug\ {at the l iiiversilv) It '*»
world < !.i ' I think we need In
develop its ties to tin- Oregon
I {e.dth N< ieiu es l in\ ersit \
even more i loselv het ,mse mo
! * m u la i hum I u mr i s thr \\ av »• i>t
(hr luturt' in hr.ilth . ,nr
Ur Urrd |m makr surr til.lt
our s< hools .ill (lit* wa\ through
grt Sllttil irilt support so th.lt
!hr\ retain tlit*ir standing anti
thru nbdit\ to attra. t urw fat
uit\ partit ularlv a this t ohort
of fat u 11 \ I logins t«» hr of irtilr
HUMlt arr
Hut I ha\ r a great ami ahitl
mg irsptM t tor at adrmil irrr
titan and for thr aulonmm of
academic institutions ami I
don't believr ill thr governor
meddling in thr priorities nt
higher rdm .itioii where tiuit in
voivrs tin i . i * His first Irtt to thr
intrmai guvi’riitinia' ot thr in
s 111 u t ions
I would want to hr guided I»\
thr pm adriit*. thr tat nil irs.
thr Stair Moan) of i ligiiri Jl«iu
i .iiinn I think that llim*'s a
long tradition w hit ii t iov
( add si hmi.it was at t used tit
ha\ mg hrr.H hr.i o| m>1 inter
trring with thr mtrrnal oprra
lions .it i list it lit Hills
l)l)l ) on t.ilkrd <ibnut how
ft > hunt rdm .itn >/i .mi/ \ <nt
brought up thr s.hrs t.i\ Do
you srr mu ot thr nionn hull)
thr s.//rs tu\ lining into lughri
rihu .ition '
1)1 \. i i mt that sun list.»
pmnar\ and set omiai \ rdut a
tion and proper! \ tax o lirt I
think that highri rdut ation is
something that wr look to I ht
general fund toi and Wr ought
to i ontinur to look to it hut to
look to a mol•- o pr< tahlr
shaif <it it
i also think that wr nrrd a
imirr aggressive role in pmate
phd.inllnop\ ( )l . iitiisr our ol
thr ulhri things that t onus
(mm having a good solid msti
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