Thursday. May 31. 1990 Eugene. Oregon Volume 91. Issue 163
Oregon Daily
Emerald
Briefly
The years ot studying. ( lasses
and term papers are almost ovei
for those of us links enough to bf
graduating this spring, and the
'‘real’’ world awaits
He sure to check out today's
spei ial luncnihl supplement for
stories on graduation parties. Ins
ton . and events
See pages 1 -2(1 H
ri
H.tln wild animals injured
near Eugene have a fighting
( hance at the Willamette \\ ildlite
Rescue ami Rehabilitation ( am
tiM . where 1 'niversity students
help stall and local veterinarians
u ith their work
See story . Page tl
On Campus
Students lor Creative Anar h
ronism will hold its final meeting
tonight at H it) in Agate Room I
(lull i4ti-‘l70U lot more inforina
lion
Ancient astronauts and ar
chaeologists are the sublet ts ot a
let lure to lie given tonight at 7 ill
at the Museum ot Natural I listo
r\ lf>8() K lath Ave
lil.it k Student l nion will liold
elections tonight from fi to 7 in
m the EMI lien hinder Room
Weather
11/
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Surprise: mure rain! Showers
today with a slight c hant e of af
ternoon thundershowers Highs
will he in the lower lilts, lows in
the mid-IDs.
The morning crew
Oregon women s rluh sports i lew members speiul thru r,irlv morning hums walking out on l>r\trr hake
before thr\ leave tni Madison. U'ii to compete .it the Women'* \.ition,il Collegiate Rowing (hampionship
tins wrekeiel I’it tinetl,ire [from lett to right Rot hello Su/.tiki. K.iren Cnggs K.itln t leske Shannon Rowell
,imt Cynthia Rngel
I’holll ll\ \I.ll k ^ It'll
Options for parking structure discussed
By Peter Cogswell
Plans iintl options concerning the
Pmversily's parking problem were tbs
( ussed Wednesday evening at the set
omt informational meeting on the I 'm
versitv s proposed parking strut-lure
l'niver$it\ planner David Kmve first
ftisi ussed the two options the 1 niversi
l\ has in building the slrtic tine and then
answered (piesllons Irom the aiidiem e
Ihe two plans varv widelv in both
i ost and approai h I he lust i alls fot the
strui tore to he act essihle trom Abler
Street with a traflit signal being in
stalled on Alder Street, in the vit inilv ol
the 17th Avenue mlerseetinn
I lie second Option I .ills tor ai i ess to
the structure coming from IBth Avenue
via a load that would stretch trom IHth
to the proposed site ol the stltn lure
I'fle strui lure would he built on Ablet
Street between tilth and 1 7111 avenues
the current site ol the Alder tennis
i ourts
( oncerns ol fai ulty and stall em
ployed in the buildings surrounding the
proposed structure site were supposed
to he addressed at the meeting, hill more
members ot the community were on
hand than employees ol the I mversitv
The tiist informational meeting on the
structure, held Mu\ lit. dealt with con
i crus of members of the < ommunit\ sut
rounding the building
I !im i'isits employ
ei's W ill) U I'll' mi Ilillul
piii i siul ihf Wniversi
I \ s in ogmt ion nt .1
shortage ut parking mi
i aiiipus
"I .mi nut going to
•give tip even more
time .it home than I
have min In take tile
bus said one cm
pllivee who would
ha\ e In tai k ml an a\
etage ol I i minutes lo
hei .tails oomniute it
she look advantage ol
I tie I 'ni vei sit V s agree
meat with l.ane Iran
sil I hslrn I
Melllhel s ol the i i mi
inunitv who attended
the meeting were eon
i el lied u lilt several as
pet ts ol the structure
pai In ularl\ h« atnm.
i ost anil tile Ir.dlit
Photo In Martin I hu'l
D.niil Knur. I nnersih pi.inner. explained the de
tails nl the proposed Mder Sheet park iin; sh in hue .it
It eilnesil.i i s inlorm.ihon.il meeting
problems tii.it il could < iiuse
U lien asked about ntbei possible Im .1
turns Ktuvt said the paikim: lot at t till
Avenue and Kun aid Street i mild not be
built on be! ause a permit would not be
ipanled bum the i it\ bei ause of i unites
lion created by rei etit additions to Sa
( led i leart ( ionernl I lospital
I fit* parking lot at 1 >tr» Avenue .mil
\v’ 11*• Street i .iii not hr built on hr* ausr
nt limitations com tuning tin* surround
ing stroots. Kovvo said
Ur i hose this sitr {along Alder] hr
cause tlit* topographv lends itself to use
of t hr existing road wavs Howe said
Bomb film not accurate, Olum says
Paul Olum
By Bob Waite
t -'I '.) J ( ,
The I ’im ersitv Arms (!on
trul I in nin inv ited tormei
I 'iiivcrsit\ President Paul
Olum .mil Prof Aaron Nai
ve h to speak .1111*r showing
tin- film I',it \l,m .uni l.iltlr
Has Wednesday ninlit
Both agreed afterward the
film deserved its recent box
uffii c failure
I )lum w as amonn I lie elite
group of young scientists as
sembled I > \ den Leslie
droves and physicist |. Rob
ert (Jppenbeimer to be.it
dermanv in developing the
first rim lear bomb in the !<)
month. S.' billion Manhattan
I'rojei t at I .os Alamos. New
Mexico
After helping to design
the I l.mtoiil bleeder real tor
at the I unersitv of (,’hii ago.
Novitk joined the l.os Ma
nio.s group in I'lfi
I he bombs nicknamed
t at Man ' and ''Little Bov
bet ailse id t here shapes
were dropped on Hiroshima
and Nagasaki August h and
‘I. I'l l a and resulted ill |a
pan's uni ontlitional surren
der
The film portrayed (ien
droves .is a man motivated
to overcome the skeptic ism
ol his peers and driven In
the huge i ost ol the projet t
I luring the i nurse of the
projei I llir st ient ist-. i on
honied tin' Hint .il realities
ill t Hi* < 1 I • V t « t • .1 lid
weighed I hr m with t heir
i onvit lion to end the wat
I'rojei t leadei <ippenheim
er took I lie team s emu em..
stemming Iron) .i petition
i ireulated In the ( hu ago
group. to (doves
(.roves pressed on against
t he scientist's request to
demonstrate the devu e
rather than at tualK using it
w itliout warning on Japan
(times s \ st emat ie a I! v
used ( Ippenheimer's alleged
ties to tlie i ommunist part\
as leverage to keep him lnvni
' irn • B^MB. Pac" i