Engine Service 1S00 S Berlelien Rd U Eugene OR 17*07 On* Mock north ol « 11 Ih Nolan Ind Plata Specializing in Volkswagen Service For 32 years 342-3952 Student and Faculty Discounts umummin bus service optional student fee That means refunds are available Keep m mind, however, that your student ID now enables you to ride the bus any time, anywhere, all term1 Also remember that by supfxrrtmg unlimited bus service you're helping alleviate traffic, reduce air pollution, ease the campus prarkmg problem. atxi provide transportation tor thousarxls ot students But it you still want a refund, come to the EMU Mam Desk between 9 00 am and 9 00pm . January 7. 8 and 9 Also available at LTD Cus tomer Service Center during normal business hours January 10 through 15 Call 687 5555 tor more information Express roursell! CD LaneTtansit District Available to all UotO students including law students ACCREDIT ATION Continued from Page 1 Brand and Holland riled an additional $(>0,000 to $90,000 in revenues from student fees for 1991-92 that could l>e used to in law school improvements The state approved a 15 per cent operating budget increase, from $5 7 million to $4 2 mil lion. and there has been a 20 [lercent increase in private gifts to the law school and the law library. Faculty salary’ increases, ap proved lanuary 1990, will la effective this month, brand and Holland said This represents an average two-year pay in crease of alaiul lb percent, compared with the national av erage of 5 f> percent And while Brand called for a faculty hiring freeze in re sponse to the property tax limi tatinn ballot, the law m hool has hired a new minority far nlt\ member who will arrive in Sep tember, and is courting several other new faculty members, said Norman Wessells, Univer sity provost and vice president for acadeinii affairs, on Mon day. The new fa< ulty will improve the ratio of tenuretrack faculty to students to alrout 24-to-l A 1.000 square foot room was converted to a 40-seat library computer laboratory at the law school. and the law school re ceived a CD-ROM computer-ac cess subscription gift from West publishing company this year "At this time the state's poli tical leadership is considering alternative revenue sources to offset the impact of Measure 5, but no firm decisions have vet been made as to w hat methods will he submitted for voter ap proval. or when this will be done." Hrand and Holland wrote to the ABA “Measure 5. however, will not have anv effect on law school library revenues gener ated by the resource fee. which is projec ted to total $25.00 to $200,000 annually when fullv implemented in 1994-95." they said. "We've got a freeze on a lot of other faculty positions," Wessells said. "But we've gone ahead with the law school be cause we feel that we just have to succeed there. The law school is extremely important to the health of the University of Oregon and we can’t jeopar dize its future if we can possi bly avoid it." DRAFT Continued from Page 1 Nebergall. Survival Outer < oordmalor CAM: began training students wanting to be come draft counselors on Monday. It t.ikes alwnit 20 hours to go through the law and counseling training, " Nebergall said ‘If a guy feels like he has to go, we don't want him to not come in. ’ — Phil Nebergall Until the time when student trainees are ready to offer counseling the N'o Gulf War coalition is providing draft information and referrals, ini hid ing a series of seven pamphlets covering issues such as how the draft works, what conscientious objection status means, and what happens if men of draft age fail to register with the Selective Ser vice. The counseling is offered for anyone with con cerns about the draft, from students who consider themselves conscientious objectors to students who have decided they will fight for their coun try if drafted. "If a guy feels like he has to go. we don't want him to not come in," Nehergall said. "I'm not going to put the blame on anyone who is going over (to the Gulf)." said Agre. adding that this is the common sentiment among the No Gulf War (Coalition Students can get more information on counsel ing or activities from GAI.G (485-1755), Eugene Peaceworks 24-hour line (:14 l-8.r>4H|. the No Gulf War Coalition Student Gampaign tor Disarma ment (346-4248). or the Survival Center (346-4356) GET RELIEF NOW WITH 20% OFF ON OUR SELECTION OF OVER-THE-COUNTER MEDICATIONS WARM UP YOUR APARTMENT! 20% OFF Prices Good Through 1/19/91 ASSORTED SMALL APPLIANCES