Oregon daily emerald., May 15, 1990, Page 3, Image 3

Forum
University Day resurrects unity
By Brian Sandy
and Doug Untalan
"In am student hulls a< In its
or enterprise, no lai tor is so es
sential in bringing about the ul
Innate sue.i ess of an under
standing as the spirit ol liar
mom The Universitv has
fostered this spirit in the past
and ought not let it be slai k in
the time to i ome
Commentary
"Discard all that is obnox
ions and unproductive of the
true spirit of unison, and per
fee t that svhii li is i realise of
highest [Kissers ol harmonious
development I'rv to make
this institution the greatest
grandest, and noblest place ol
s our life Fall in line s\ itb the
harmonious spirit of noble en
thusiasm. and make every tin
delinking approni h sui i ess as
near as possible {Oregon
U'eekh April <1, l(H)ti).
What indeed has happened
to I he "()regon SpiritI he
answer: in a svord. apathy I bis
"ss ho ( ares attitude pervades
every aspect of modern I niver
sits life What then >1 am
thing, i an be done to < lire sui h
malignant inditfetence/ Again
,in anssver Keinstate that
ss hit h has historic,illy inspired
and maintained a healths level
ot so readily apparent in the
abus e ext erpt
I ins erstty I fas lfl'IO ss ill oi
i in. despite ivhat you mas have
heard Mas 17 ssill witness the
resurrection ot this long lost
t inseixily tradition In its lies
rf,i\ .it the turn of the < iMiturv
I'niversitv Hay was the catalyst
for student identifii atioti with
imi li other and their alma mat
er
It was .1 tradition wherein
faculty. staff and students alike
i ollahoratively beautified their
community. the campus of the
I'niversitv sidewalks were
carefully built, plumbing was
painstakingly installed, form
dations were meticulouslv laid
However, the lasting benefits
were not so much in the i on
lent of the day as they wore in
the process the gathering to
gather of students of diverse
hat kgrounds and interests to
work toward a common end
The extraordinary diversity
at the I'niversity. while usually
.1 boon, often translates itsell
into an "in group out group"
phenomena. wherein petty
group differences are accentu
ated and venal politiis are the
norm Symptomatic of sui h
current problems are the i om
ments of Ini idental I'Ve (loin
mittee members Armando Mo
rales and Paul Whin IOPI
April 12|
Whm said I 'niversity I lay
would belief it the t' in vet
shy first and the students set
ond This adversarial perspet
Ine students in one corner ad
ministration in the othei in mi
tally pinpoints out es.it I lea
sous for re establishing this Ire
dition In fat I lilts t-vcut bene
tits everyone
There is no dn botomv be
tyy erri "t niversity arid ' stu
dents and the continued he
lief tfi.it there is will only serve
to further tragmenti/r our cam
COUPON—■ — —
^ ^ ^ INTRODUCES
Tlu> Hw Gtttevdiim Com* CVfni Ccp<ci
Set 91 Tc Bffm* 91
PM, R ; ; R A I'M , i S' N ' • • 1 RAN:.(’ARE ’A -I
■■ mm Si iDE S - T-SHIRT TRANS! ERs
30% OFF All Copies & Color Copier Services
with this ad Offer ends 5/18/90
— 344-4510 605 E. 13th Sm
— COUPON «
Oregon l)nil\ _ _
Emerald
P.O B..\ tuyrrx. <»rr*twi *?4<H
The On-.,, i Daily Emerald is published Mon-lay through Friday ept du'mg
exam week and vacations by the Oregon Daily Emerald Publishing C*> at the
University ot Oregon, Eugene, Oregon
The Emerald is operated independently of the University wth offices mi the
thud floor of the Ed; Memorial Union and «s a member of the Assn. ,»ted Press
Trie f.me»aid ts private property lie wiaw'ui ,,i <-r ;»• e • papers •- ; '
ecu table by law
Editor Thomus Pi well
Managing t ailor
Editorial Editor
Graphics Editor
Encor® Editor
Ah' *> wneeier
Don Peters
M.i'k Ylen
Kelvin Wn»;
News taitoj
Sports Editor
Supplements Editor
Night Editor
unnsiopner Wiair
Tracy Sumner
Darla Jackson
Christopher Blair
Associate editors
Community Hon Walker Student Government/Activities .-itr • • m.«a • ,
Higher Education/Administration . ' B • •* features De • Mir
Reporters Join* Andrade. Peter . ; A\? * , - : i f . - ’• ; r t>
Holland Joe Kidd Layne lakefish Pat Maiach Stephan e M- "ncr i t
Sivesmd Ain't? Thornton
Photographers nteve aid M r' *r >•
Advertising Mduii.-cn Bemad*- Mark Brun.iay*- Sht.-iin* **a ;< " M. A« .
Amy Mitte.-.taed! Men .->u Nee. m. Kath* omd'- Kn-.di *>"• ’• > r I ! vV* - ■ *
Apprentice Kathy Lndcott Bt ny H. -• . v< K -ita K- M h- n N
Leahy Susan M juei A- . -da St*-; her? M sley M.e a Nee.mar-. • a R*> hf-f
Production • - ter Ar her Kathryn Bad- • M a B* - ?*• -
Clark A: <ce Cannon lotus Ch.ld J.m f t '•* • e Poor Yvett*- •'* . r>
Head. Jennifer Huey. Jui*e Keeton, land.* Klaastad Ehna t- him an She-: i i
ZQ, §t. ott Maben j:m- < Wendy M r* A- a M .- A -‘a *•'* ft ■•-. * ‘
e! SchODe' Jean Sen**, hat Jennifer Smith Anne Steph.-t . Mart:: Thie •
niter Thomas Ingrid White K«?tly Wdnams, Todd Win am-,
General Staff
Advertising Director ’ n. Assistant to the Publisher
Production Manager M ’ • R Advertising Coordinator
Classified Manager B a
Accounts Receivable Circulation Newsroom 346 ;Mt
Classified Advertising 346 4343
Display Advertising >46 3712
Production Graphic Services 346 4381
pus The opinion the event is
,m administration matter' is
onlv partiallv corns I Indeed,
various administrators have ai
know ledged this halt truth and
have donated then support and
volunteer hours to augment
student efforts l amsequentlv
IUUO will witness the re estah
hshinent of l 'niversitv 1 lav
The dav s events are set to
commence at noon, with a tree
planting i ereinonv in trout ol
Kenton I hill At 1 p til . partu i
pants w ill paint lampposts,
pressure wash steps. side
walks. hem lies and walls
( lean fountains disti ihule
barkdust and plant flowers
among other things Work will
end around r> to p m w ith ,i
i oinplimeiitarv i( e i ream so
i ial. followed hv a free com ert
featuring The Bluhinos
Hririn S.indy am/ /long
I'ntuhin ,iie iii din'i tors ol tlir
I iinrrsit\ Ihn (.’(Million
Instant
passport
pictures
to speed
you on
your way
Flattering passport
pictures, in full color
or black and white, in
just 60 seconds
Wni'M '
[Ms-.;.. .... " .)► <
sense ’ 1 ' .e>
Anil you m A'in
tie.iuMi,I 1 ■ ’ 1 ni i >
,ini) a n 1 • ■ ; r- ; • ’ :
11, r.• ■. 1 ■,n»m l • , e- (!'•••
.' n,,n,a r111. • , ii.
A el On' ill’.! in' ;,jssi" "
l,n luies lull . ■ ifT-i[,Iy a 11 n
the ih'a IJ S P.e.sin
rpguldli’j'is dm! I'”',
go' n) ' ,thei 'll,' .il
don umenls t< n
Come m soon v’Je u
help speed you on yinji
*ay1
gerlachs
CAMERA CENTERS
WHERE QUALITY COUNTS
Eugene
849 E. 13th
Springfield
L 651 W. Centennial „
* 4MJNDCRIAMO *
.jMf AT f on PARTlf s AND BIRTHDAYS
I/Al/Incn all GAME S WORN
tV,IUCU WITH NICKELS
GAMES
ADMISSION 1 f>0
STM STREET PUILIC MARKET
EUGENE • 683 8464
newmRN
C6NT6R
S r. I'llOMAS MORI
l Nl VHRSI I V I’ARiSI I
(MW MAN Cl N H R)
1 sSO I Ml R AI n STR1:1 1
I C(.IM . ORhOON ‘>7401
14 3-7021
!
i
I
i
' Sjjunlav, Mas I'1 5:00 I’.M. Mass ol rhanksKiviriK
I Followed In .1 Reception
| Other M.isn v Sunday,‘1:00 ll:OOA.M.«St 700 I’M.
i
COME AND CELEBRATE THE 75TH ANNIVERSARY
OF THE FOUNDATION OF THE NEWMAN CENTER
AT THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
UNIVERSITY BRANCH
831 EAST 13TH
683-5577
loll I roe I HOO mil) r4)l>
Hours n till to V III M I
*1:00 to I (10 S.tt
Lowest Fares Anywhere
All Major ('rodit C ards Ai i opted
Y0U CAN
Spaghetti
S295
Every Tuesday
PIZZA PETE’S
2673 Willamette
THE FAR SIDE
By GARY LARSON
,4'
L
As the flock of monarchs. in a silent burst ot
black and gold, rose from the puddle s edge a
sudden crack kniled through the still morning air
The spider s shotgun had found its mark