Oregon
DAILY EMERALD
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Inside
University student Ma
riria Wolf is one nf 50
people from the United
States who will travel to
the Soviet Union in July
for a symposium on gay
and lesbian issues
See story. Page 5
A bill that would stan
dardize sex education
curricula in Oregon
schools to include em
phasizing abstinence as
the most effective method
of birth control and dis
ease prevention is work
ing its way through the
Oregon Mouse
See story. Page 6
Sports
One time hoopster
Kirn Hyatt has made the
successful adjustment to
the javelin. Heading into
the Pacific-10 champion
ships in Arizona this
weekend, the Oregon
standout ranks as one of
the conferem e's and na
tion’s best throwers
Sec story. Huge 7
The Oregon men's golf
team on Wednesday was
one of 12 teams picked
tor the NCAA West Re
gional Tournament to t>e
held Mav 23-25 in Albu
querque. N M It is the
second consecutive sea
son that the Due ks have
been selected for the com
petition
National
WASHINGTON (AP)
President Bush Is sorry
about Queen Elizabeth
IPs disappearing art 1>*j
hind a White House podi
urn. but puts the blame
on his chief of protocol.
Nothing hut the
queen's purple-and-white
hat could be seen above
the microphones when
the 5-foot-4 monarch de
livered her remarks at
Tuesday's outdoor arrival
ceremony.
Asked why he didn't
pull out the lectern's step
for the queen, an abashed
Bush said. "I feel badly 1
didn't "
It created a comical ef
fect The Washington
Post headlined it. "Brit
ain's Hat of Stale
Media giants descend on symposium
By Tammy Batey
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symposium titled li.uk to the
! lituie ( iiiiimimii ations in the
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id the t mvet sity loumalism
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media giants as Kd I uriier ex
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and l.iinna (iverholser editor
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Turn to MEDIA Page 12
Experts discuss trends
in newspapers, television
By Rene DeCatr
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will hi' In ink and paper
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the hnrsi' ami buggs ten
\ears ago win'll a t nmputer
i/.ed informal ton hi", it1
plat t*s toda\ s papers saitl a
mi'illa expert
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panel dtsi iissum to maik the
journalismi si (tool's rdth an
in v ersari Kogt*r I idler,
president id an tuternalitmal
publishing and elei tinnii
mail serin e Pressl.ink I in
said people should keep an
open mind about the possi
bilities ot elei tromi papers
Wlo n the automobiles
tame evervhodv laughed,
I idler said I believe tile
same thing is going to hap
Ill'll in new spapeis Attei
t he '' med ia mol phnsis
elei tronii medium leaders
will be able to get the latest
news J4 bonis a du\ be
said
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also iin hand to share their
obsei vat ions and adviee to a
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tour hed mi loumalism lelat
ed issues sm h as censorship
during the gult wai sexism
in advet Using and how the
media i an make news inter
esting to a puhlit w ith vars
lllg interests
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Constitution Court still may ax IFC members
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sion not to remove members n|
the Ini nient.il ice Committee
lor non fulfillment ol duties
rite court will rule today on
.1 request submitted In tin
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will also release advisory opin
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