Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, April 15, 1991, Page 4, Image 4

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    COLSON/GRAYSON
• AFFORDABFF FDl'OATION: Contain t he runaw n\
growth o! Incidental Fees and replat ement revenue.
• 1SSIJK OKIKNTFD: (i.impus Safety. (ihild (Are. t:\1l
Alternative Beer (hardens and Athletics.
It ’s Time For A Change!
Mike Colson, Barclay Grayson for ASI O Presidency
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UNIVERSITY
Brand says program cuts
only part of slow process
By Tammy Batey
Dim tiling vs hli It programs are
tit tie I lit III till* Wake of Xtt’ilS
tin- Ti and f.n ing tin- resulting
loss ol faculty members anil
students has hi-cn a painful i-\
j»<*rii*iic t-: l 'diversity President
Ms It's Brand said at a I ridas
meeting of tin- Ihigene (.'its
( luh
Anyone who has been in
business knows that rrstrui Ini
ing is a slow and painful pro
i i-ss. ' in- said
"I 11•!t likt* Sophii- in tIn
movie Snphir's I ,'hnit e will) got
oil tin- train in (a li-wish i on
i i- nt ration oa in }> I and vs a s
asked Whk hone of your i lul
(iren do von vs isii to live?'
Brand said at a I rules meeting
ol Pugene ( its ( Tub members
When people dross n t he
(list tiling to go is tile digits
and then the arms and tin- legs
l iie torso is preserved Well
we ve had some healths limbs
amputated." tie said
1 nis ersit v program and lai
nits cuts will have 'monumen
tal r.onseijuetu.es" lor the l-'u
gene Springfield i ommunits
Brand said t he i uts will eflei t
tin- community as would (lie
loss of a $20 million business
Brand said tin- loss of 2,000
students and 200 fat lilts mem
bt'rs from budget cuts ts only
tin* beginning
"(tin- halt of our university
w ill be gone bv |uly 1. 111*1 I
unless we find wavs to find re
placement tax revenue Brand
said "Social services and edu
cation in this slate will fall off
file i lift
Don't wait to see if my pie
dii lion is true, but unfortunate
lv I have a good trai k record toi
predic ting disastei
The l Tiiversitv s date to tall
oft the cliff" is Mav 1992.
whit li is sooner than other state
agent ies bee ause higher edut a
lion must give their employees
a one year-notice before laving
them oft. Brand said
Brand urged ( at v t dub mein
hers to support a bill recentlv
proposed by Hep (arl
I lostic ka. I) Mu-gene. vvlin li
would eliminate the one veai
timely notice requirement
Brand said lie is convnu ed
there will he tax restructuring
but the ' 'c ritical quest ion is
vv hen
Notic e I have not said w hat
the right tax restruc luring
should be bee a use I don't
k now ' Brand said
"Should it he a sales tax or
involve ,i business tax or a lux
urv tax? I'm not equipped to
nnswei that but I want the pen
pie who do know that to get on
the stic k he said
IFC to meet Tuesday night
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TENT, AND COMMITTED COX ERNMENT.
We’ll get the job done right for all students.
• OPEN, ACCESSIBLE, AND RESPONSIVE
COX''ERNMENT lor all students. We mean to be
inelusive. and not exelusive.
• AFFORDABLE EDI CATION: Contain the run
awa\ growth of Ineidental l ees and replacement
revenue.
• ISSl'E ORIENTED: Campus Safety. C’hild
Care. 1 Ml . Alternative Beer (iardens and Xthlet
"It\ Time For \ Change!”
Mike ( olson. Harelax (.ravson for AM O I'resideiio
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