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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1990)
UNIVERSITY ASUO staff takes over By Oaralyn Trappe Emerald Reporter _ Along with ASUO President Kirk Bailey and Vice-President Sheila Stickel. there are tB staff members available to help stu dents in a variety of ways. The following is a list of who holds each position and what that job entails. University Affairs Coordinator Brian Hoop works as a liaison to the Student University Relations Council, the Student Senate. Stu dent Athlete Team Council and off-campus living organizations, including Amazon, Westmoreland, Interfraternity Council. Panhel lenic Council and other neighborhood associations. In addition. Hoop is a liaison to University groups, the Office of Student Affairs and city, county and other local agencies. He is re sponsible for committee formation and acting as a special resource for any questions on athletic policy. Jennifer Collins, assistant university affairs coordinator, works with the Oregon .Student Public Interest Research Croup to organ ize the OXFAM World Hunger Day in the fall and the Residence Hall Governance Committee to help in the completion of their du ties. Collins also acts as liaison to various student groups. Traci Manning, state affairs coordinator, and Tad Rockwell, as sistant state affairs coordinator, organize ASUO lobbying efforts by instructing and coordinating volunteers as student lobbyists and working with the Oregon Student l.obby. United States Student Association, the Oregon State Board of Higher Kducation and OSPIRG. Events Coordinator Will White organizes forums, debates and discussions on University, national or political issues. ASUO sym posiums, and plans Fall and Spring Street Faires. White also works with student groups to facilitate co-sponsor ship of campus events and coordinates food distribution for low income students from federal government surplus and Food for lane County. Bobby Lee, affirmative action coordinator, works to ensure af firmative action compliance in ASUO programs by monitoring hir ing policies, seeing that programs adhere to affirmative action poli cy and acting as a resource. Lae is also responsible lor reviewing university lacuuy nirmg procedures and making recommendalions to the Office of Affirma tive Action. Carol Cheney, women's diversity program coordinator, works with various Women’s Center programs to further diversification and development. Programs Coordinator Killian Anderson assists ASUO programs in working with the EMU and University Administrators, includ ing acting as a mediator for ASUO programs. Sam Nehm. finance coordinator, and Ed Henderson assistant fi nance coordinator, oversee the spending in programs funded bv student incidental fees and ensure the programs comply with the policies of the ASUO, the Incidental Fee Committee and the EMU. The two coordinators, working with the IFC. develop ASIIO cri teria for student programs to aid in overseeing the budgeting pro cess for the 1991-92 fiscal year, help programs decide on their budget goals and make packets to help groups through the budget ing process. Melissa I.undstedt, media relations coordinator, is the official spokeswoman for the ASUO Executive office. She will work with media organizations on campus and in the community to publicize ASUO events. As advertising and publicity coordinator. Shannon Anderson will promote ASUO projects and events, working with the events coordinator to coordinate a comprehensive advertising approach Mark Morse, elections coordinator, will plan a calendar for spring term ASUO elections, develop a publicity campaign to in crease awareness of elections and answer questions concerning election rules. joe Grube will oversee production and distribution of the course guide at the beginning of each term EARTHTONE is Back! Unbleached, 100% recycled PAPER steady supply, notebook, legal and other sizes... > We make copies tool 484-2679 SOS Is now located , , <* 407 Blair Bivd. —Supports our environmental u>orkc : DINNER BUFFET * Mon. thru Sat. 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. 1 Fried Shrimp 2 Kung Pao Beef 3 BBQPork 4 Mar Far Chicken 5 Sweet N Sour Pork 6. Special Chow Yuk 7 Pork Fried Rice 8 Shrimp Eggroll 9 Deep Fried Mushrooms Soup & More *5.95 FREE under 5 year* old! Senior, 10% OFF Regular menu and lunch buffet also served. 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Nelson, whose son Richard B. was born 10/16/28, found Wright Tool & Forge Co. in Barberton, OH in 1927 before his death on Nov. 18, 1929. His obituary in the Akron Beacon Journal , a very interesting piece, appeared on page one under the headlines, “Announce Wright Services are to be Held at Home; Rev. Stephen E. Keeler May Come from Chi cago to Officiate at Rites; Name C. of C. Committee.’ The day’s overall headline was, “Railroads Speed Up Building" relating to a $1 billion program. Nelson died Easter Sunday, 1972. Please see my ads in the 1985-86 Emerald; 7/31/88 S.F. Chronicle & Examiner (Datebook); 8/8 and 8/12/89 Boulder Camera; 8/31/88 & 7/13/90 Portland Maine Press Herald; 9/15/88 Camera. 3/13 & 4/3/90 Village Voice (back page); 3/16/90 Boston Globe (p. 9); 4/13/90 Washington Post; 6/22/90 Cleveland Plain Dealer; 8/20/90 (Arizona) State Press; 8/28/90 Texan (Austin); 9/7/90 Columbia Spectator & Yale Daily News: 9/14/90 Eugene Register Guard. Always remember Alice Coop er's “Billion Dollar Babies" and watch out for spiders! Richard Bruce Wright, II (b 8/31/60 Akron)