Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, October 11, 1990, Page 4, Image 4

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CULTURE
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other people and other cultures
different from what they’re
used to. they'll end up K(,*nK
into a very diverse world and
find a very different mix of peo
ple." Wong said
“If you're a student of color
and you go to a university
when* then; is no emphasis on
anything related to you. then
you feel that you're not part of
the mainstream," she added.
"It also signals to white stu
dents that the world revolves
around them in a way that it
does not "
Several students felt the re
quirement was just another
course standing lietween them
and their degree Others wel
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studies or Spanish-American
literature.
Junior transfer student Heidi
Richardson called the addition
al course "a hi# hassle." As an
architecture major, time is im
portant to Richardson. "1 want
to get into my major classes."
she said.
Another junior transfer stu
dent. Heidi Uigelow. said the
requirement could mean an ad
ditional expensive class for her
Itecause she is an out-of-state
student
"1 think the women's studies
classes sound really interest
ing hut the requirement means
$500 for three credits." Bige
low said.
Freshman Caitlin Frankel
said she looks forw ard to taking
Spanish-American Literature
one of the 159 approved
courses — next term
"I think it's a great require
ment."
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