Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, April 19, 1991, Page 6, Image 6

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    RECRUITERS
Continued from Page 1
liespile this piilii \ militarv
representatives have signed the
Affirmative Action Compliance
Statement fur the (farcer Plan
mug and Placement Service
saying the\ will not discrimi
nate in luring
ASl’O President Kirk Hailes
said signing the statement is all
that the militars is re«|uired to
du for at i ess to t ampus
"If an organization signs the
dis< laitnii then they're let hill
i ally allowed to do recruiting.
Hailev said "That's what the
(!IA essentially did and that 's
how they got .irmimi tht* Af
firmativi' At lion polit v
lairry Smith. Career Planning
.. Plat fmi-nt Services dm'<
tor. said although the military
i'm lodes gays and lesbians its
rei roiling is legal till I niversily
fac dities
"The Department of Defenst
direi live has lieen approved at
the federal level " Smith said
"The Affirmative Action poli< \
that applies to the I adversity e
one that s set hv the State
Hoard of Higher Kdui ation
Oregon Administratis e
Holes do ini lode sexual orien
tation as mie of the prote< ted
areas. tint tlx- federal directive
i iirries more authuritv
The administration agreed
with Smith
Representatives of I he
armed fori es have signed the
l'iiiversdv s affirmative action
compliant.e statement regard
mg non-diM rimination in em
plovment as required of all cm
plovers who use universiH stu
dent recruiting facilities." a
press release said
"The l!niverslts of Oregon is
advised that providing access
to its facilities to the armed
fortes is proper under apple a
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hie law .im! administrative
rules
|an Organ i hairman of the
House (Committee of the IAU
Hoard of Direr tors, said the ad
ministration denies that the
military ' unreasonably differ
entiates" un the basis of sexual
orientation bei ause the military
directive is supported by the
Supreme ( ourt
"The administration says
Yes we have this clause but
we (.an t uphold it he said
It s a very solid line for the
administration to take
Organ s.iid prior to l ebruarv.
the IMt allowed ret miters to
use a v\e refuse to answer
i lause to sidestep the aflirma
live a( tion issue
On Feb 7. thi* Board of !)i
rot tors removed the option to
rt'llt't I ils i.nmpliante with
OAK Organ said huwr Plan
ning and Platement Service
docs not have to follow BMP
polit y and will continue to al
low military ret miters use ol
the fat alities
Sue Dot kstader t o-tliret tor
of the la'shian, (lav. and Misex
tail Alliance. said the adtninis
tration will have to go against
state < iff it ials to prohibit mill
tars ret roiling on t ampus
"l'nfortunateh . bet arise of
the position they're in. they
have to get their t tie trom poll
titiaus anti the State Board ol
Higher I tint ation. Dot kstatler
said
DESIGN
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im'lit ra\s said graduate stu
ilciit I >.iv id Reynolds
\ mill water fountain is one
peripheral till tile site tli.it isn't
.is planned' \ met It.imsm on
one corner id the p.iv ilion s
roof w ill i .il< h frilling rain until
the water s weight releases it
down upon ,i fountain where it
will splash around and eventu
al I v flow down i n t o t h e
niillrat e
"It will add drama to the
event ot rain" in misU gray
hugene. fourth-vear undergrad
uate leffrev Mi Kean explained
Design Itmld was a full-time
commitment this week for
many students who sacrificed
other i lasses tor the one credit
experteni e from Sellers. Steve
Httdaties and John lamnell All
I h r ee a i e re ti o w tied De
sign Builders who have taught
similar courses at Yale Pniver
sitv. the I'mversilv o! Pennsvl
\ illlkl and the l lliversit) ot
Washington
Students plan to complete
the pavilion Park next week
but the prn< ess oriented De
sign Build method mnv leipno
.inure'time
'Because we re inside the
design itS lull -scale It's slow
enough to see the process."
Sellers said The amount id
tune spent per unit of construe
lion in Design Build allows
builders to respond and make
changes along the way
I alwavs see problems in the
process ol construction that
could never lie fixed on the
drafting board Sellers said
Graduate student Gunnar
Hubbard, who worked with
Sellers in Vermont, coordinat
ed the Design Build class with
several other architecture stu
dents during fall term The ar
i Intel (lire department agreed to
fly the Design Builders to Ku
gene Mug sales. T-shirt sales
and donations from local cun
struction and machinery firms
provided materials for the
class
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