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Students construct pavilion for design class
By Laura Price
Emerald Contiit>b!t»
Architecture stcidefifs dunned i .11 p. m ,1 .'pells ,1 i-ni
smoothed wet t:e'nio'n> .into.'iflj'vvimhI forms' this week,
during e nnslrue tion of ,1 wood pavilion neat 'lie ! u
gene Millrat.e studios
The to young designers have work' d s,j 11, , last
weekend on tile pavilion toi a ii!n.|Ur it) d'a'v Dr
sign Build 1 lass Vet no one on the Bank of the
inillraee mi hiding three professional an Inter ts ha a
master plan loi the pavilion It's being designed as ii
built
"It VOU get ill leal 1 out e pi loll III ties 1 g 1 the pel ipl
ends will I,ike 1 are of themselves is tie Building ;oes
Up." an lutei t David• Sellers, known as the l.ithei ot
Design Build told students in a lei lure I'uesdav
Designs tor an elaborate a loot high sundial for r\
ample, gleam from a piece of notebook paper onh he
cause students had to mat he main ally derive angles ot
the still's light to pi.Ill the sundial
"Wo ve tried to orient it to the times when people
will he on the site graduate student Dan Stettlei
said
I rum late morning to mid-afternoon 1 gnomon (the
pointer on a sundial! will shoot beams of sunlight
down long cement rays on the ground Die longest
and shortest ravs will 1 ones pond with the wmtei and
summer solstn us I or tun students designed a hole in
the gnomon to create .1 plavtui light spot in the dark
shadows it will test
You'll he able to see w hat da\ it is and what time it
is" h\ looking at lead numbers imprinted in the t e
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Photo b> Mark N Irn
Mervdith Hurke an «iri hitet tun* a i ad tile student, uses a transit tit s et the angles nt the arms on a sun dud Hurke a Inna
with ’ » other art hite< tun* students. built a pavilion as pait nt a 10 da\ Design Ittiild i lass
Senator flip-flops on course loads
By Rene DeCair
F meraId Repoiter
S \ 1.1 M lust two flits S ultiT
x.i\ iuv> th,it Oregon s university
professors ,tre nuirt' t tint ernod
with rescan li than with teach
ing a stale senator said I liurs
das that professors i oursi'
loads arc heavier than expei l
Sen Frank Roberts II fort
land at a U ays and Means edu
i alum siiIh ommittee meeting
said figures compiled b\ his ot
file oil the workload of proles
sors shows that professors are
teat fling more than the higliet
edui atom's figures mdn ate
Higher education offn iills es
Innate that Oregon s professors
tear h an average ot two to three
classes a term
education administrators are
"trying to he conservative" so
they are not an used of overes
timating professors yynrklnads
soil higher eduiatmn I'h.incel
lor I'homas Martlet!. respond
mg to Roberts' observation
Roberts who IS ,i retired
Port bind St.de I Diversity pro
fessor drew i ntu ism lor say
mg <it an earlier meeting that d
e.ir h (begun professor taught
lust one extra i lass eai h term
perhaps universities could
avoid cutting student enroll
men!
\11 estimated ti.IMKI students
are ex pet ted to be denied at
i ess to (begun universities next
year as a result of budget cuts
and iik reused tuition
We are as unhappy as any
one that students are not going
to get in " said ( diaries U i ight
from the Inter Institutional I ai
ulty Senate a group that repre
sents professors in the state
Hut W right added that hay
mg fat idly tear fi an extra i lass
will only make them do less
research, do a crummier job
teai lung or probably both
What 1 thought lahout Sen
I rank Roberts idea) isn't print
able Wright said adding th.it
basing professors teai h more
i I.ism's will make it even more
cliffu ult to .ittrm t new I,h uIt\
to Oregon winch is .dreads a
hard sell
Besides \\ right said ' the
chancellor is dead right when
lie sas s even it it s (addit miial
course loads) a temporary
measure it becomes perma
nent
Hut education sub< ommittee
chair Kep Stan Bunn R Day
ton said he is not sure fat nils
workloads are mut li of a proh
lam
I hese workloads don't look
high to me Bunn said I
need to he edlK ateil as to whs
tiles are
Bunn reminded educ ation of
In inis and committee members
that then Wavs and Means
committee colleagues "are
charging the (education sub
committee! with the responsi
bilits to make sure (higher edu
i ation I administrat ive t osls are
not out of line
Student groups say
recruiters should go
By Torn Baughman
Emerald Contnhutor
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ferentiation mi the Ii.isis nf age hiilidii .ip ii.ilmn.il origin
r.n e in.irit.il status, religion sex or sexual orientation
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m ill lei t violation of OAR I he direi live slates l hat homo
sexuality is miompatihle with unlit.ir\ servile ami that
homosexual ai ts are i rimes under the I 'niform < aide of Mil
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