I niversitv
Portland hosts international conference
Oregon chancellor Bartlett to speak
country slit* ><ini It s a good
pi.ii t> to make c i'nt.11 t.s .uni it
pri'Vuli*s .1 support system lot
.idvisi'rs
11111 who hopes to hi' in
Vnlvi'd III foreign stiuli'nt .ulvis
ing .i111■ r graduation. s.iul she
will .itti'iid workshops iid.iti'd
to !u>r fitdii
I'm hoping to Ir.irn .ihout
111Hi'ii'nt opportunities in ovi'i
NISIS I'diu .it II 111 sill' S.llli
Workshops will In-Ip .idvisits
.mil Iitii hi-rs understand tho
i urrtTit events th.it have .i huge
imp.let on tori*igu study pm
grams Hill said adding that
part ii ipauts will In- aide In
Itsini about education systems
III lithe! l outlines
By Alice Thornton
t nn^.Hd Reporter
A group ot I'niversiK stu
dtuits and liif ull\ along u ith
morn than 2.II0U delegates and
speakers t rum 'ill over I lie
world will gather in Portland
this work for an international
odiu at ion i onferem e
I he i onlereru e is the 42nd
annual gathering of the Nation
al Association lor foreign Stu
dent Allans
The purpose ot the confer
once is to address the < hanging
environment for international
educators and administrators
I’artii ipants will he discussing
rot amt t hanges in thf world
and thmr impat t on interna
t nmal film at ion
More than 180 workshops
will expound upon thf the mo
ot Budding Knvironments foi
Inlornational 1 lompete m o
Krnost I. Boyer prosidont ol
tho f larnegie Foundation tor tin*
AiK.iiii fulfill ot I'fai hing and
a senior follow at I’rint oton
I'niversity's Woodrow Wilson
S< liool. will delivet tin- ke\
nutr address
I'homas B.irtlett, i Ii.uk ellor
nl the Oregon State System ol
11 ig htir thl in at ion will also
speak
(iliervl Mill, a senior major
iiiv; in derm.in ami Si andmavi
an languages said the i onlei
eni e oilers ,m opportunity loi
foreign student advisers to
meet and dlsi uss issues and
problems related to their field
I Idle I ontereiK e| is a net
work tor people in iiiternalion
a 1 edui a110n all aims- the
Police Beat
The follow ing is .1 li,'l "I
i am pus area c nmcs taken from
(MTiee ill Puhlii S,ih*t\ ami l u
gent' Polite I)t•[>.«rtniiMit reports
htMween M.n I .mil \la\ ! I
• OPS <urested a suI>ji■ < t in tin
knight l.ihrarv on Mav I I after
responding to lihrar\ employee
complaints that the stibiei I was
causing a dislurbaiu e on tile
sei ond II001 I'be snbjei t in
sulted the arresting olfii er and
loudK demanded to know tile
identities ot the 1 omplainants
hetore heing taken to jail
• Id’ll 1 it' d tw n Spillei dm m
residents I01 unlawful (Hisses
sum ot maiijuana ot! campus
oil Ma\ !
I-!PI) plainclothes officers ob
served two white in,lies ap
primi h <i car in the .ire.i of 1 ith
Avenue and Alder Street and
overheard one subject arrang
ing to purchase drugs frirUl the
other
1 he silbjei ts walked together
to the I S Hank parking lot at
Hit)! I 1th Ave and entered a
pii kup trie k A tew minutes
later, approai lung k.PI 1 otfii ers
observed the subjea t smoking
from a jiipe w hit h turned nit
to he marijuana
1- PI) seized about one gram of
marijuana a wooden pipe and
SI •; I in i ash
• ( H*S . ited i u‘i!. i t lot being
,i minor in possession and ties
Ii.t -s11114 on I'lmcrsils property
on Mas I-1 I in* sublet t ss in 1
was 1 u>1 a l hiiversits student
Incd tn flee u hen approached
ii\ ()I’S at tin' e.isl side- nl the
I'dm atkm building, and briefly
struggled a11*• 1 being i aught
• t )(“• 1 itnl Ini' IraiiMei 1!
I inveisity Inn lur drinking mi
utllii eused premises on Mas
1 I
• Isl’l I l lied I U I ill ■ ' S
resident fur c.ultivatlon "I mat 1
piana 1111 Mas 4 Ol'H informed
!■ I’ll alter ret eivtlig til am ms
mnus lip dial marijuana was
being grown hi tin- resident s
mi nn
I pun mseshgalMm, Kl’l) .mil
(IPS observed 10 11111 r■ 111, hi. i
pi.tills .mil I III***' pipes m tile
mum I I’D seized the propeils
and i ited the resident, ss lio s\ as
m the nmin al the time
• \ S I \ l . : ■ ; . e ! ■ .: . 1
leu hum the knight lalirais l"
111) I III Mas i There ss ere in .
signs id tori ed fill i s In I lie
lin ked i alimel hi \s tin h the
\ I II was stored and to svhn li
lini i kes s were missing
•
hike- stolen untie i * i i is ered
THIS IS AN EMU CULTURAL FORUM PRODUCTION
\ ii I < tiling With
RAM
DASS
Here & Nozv
in the 90's
Author ol 'BE HERE NOW" and"HOW CAN I HELP" ( with Paul Gorman)
MAY 23 7:30 PM
South Eugene High School Auditorium
S12 U of O Students $15 General Public
Tickets Available at Sundance Mercantile. Stargate EMU Main Desk. Peralandra Books & Music
Photo Credit:
Carl Studna
A Benefit For Seva Foundation
Having a garage sale? Get the word out with an ODE classified
CRADUATINC?
NEED SOME
CASH?
OR COME
INTO THE
CLASSIFIED
OFFICE ROOM
300 ERB
MEMORIAL
UNION OR
UO BOOKSTORE
OR EMU MAIN
DESK.
rl()rcm<n Path- _
Emerald