UNIVERSITY
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After (he first of two
videos were shown at
Tuesday's forum, a panel
discussion m.is organized
to discuss some issues of
minority relations that ev
ist at the University
One audience member
warned that several fat ul
tv mem tiers and students
are not even aware of it
when they are prejudiced
toward minorities
At the beginning of the
forum. University affirm
alive action Dins tor Di
ane Wong said the time is
right for the visit
GRADES
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marks could have 15 hours
worth removed
With the new C.PA system,
students with 2 00 averages
cannot graduate, and those
with 2.00 averages on at ademic
probation cannot continue
school without the permission
of the Scholastic Review Com
mittee
Students who are disquali
fied for academic performant e
for any reason t un appeal to the
committee, chaired by dreg
kerher. assistant journalism
school dean kerher said the
committee has always list'd the
15-credit rule when hearing pe
titions (mm students in danger
of not graduating or failing out
of st hool
L
Kerber said noth mu with re
gard to N's and F's has really
( hanged, and departments havi*
l icon (minting no-pass grades
as lading ones in their own av
erages since ltt/H
"This is all legislation that
was enacted by the faculty a
long time ago." he said
When asked il he believed
the counting of N's .is F's was
unfair, Kerber said the pass no
pass option was never intended
to safeguard a student's (IPA
from the effects of a failing
grade
"Originally. students would
use the pass no-pass to avoid
getting ("s." he said "The op
tion is to encourage you to go
out of your major and trv some
thing new
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Oregon ballroom Dance Club
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Amnesty International meets
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Ancient Korest/Karth First
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7 in KMU Suite 1. Call
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dents will hold a dis< ussion of
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tury Room K. Call 346-4342 for
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Incidental Fee Committee
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appeals for the YWCA and the
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“(•lad to be Gay!" is the top
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meeting, to he held tonight at
7:30 at 1414 Kincaid St For
more information call
346-4360.
College Republicans meet to
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Room C.
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“Preparing for the MCAT"
is the title of a workshop to he
held today from 3:30 to 5 p m
in Room 300 Oregon Hall For
more information call
340-3211.
Student Mass will be cele
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For more information call
343-7021.
Catholic Students and Social
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information call 343-7021.
"Solo" is the title of a rock
and snow climbing video, to be
shown today at 12:30 p in. in
the Outdoor Program office.
Room 23 EMU.
Psi Chi. the national psychol
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