TEACHERS
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( ogan credits her students with helping her
w in the award I teach the most urtii ulate stu
dents in the I’tmersitv and the\ write the best
(student evaluations).' she said
Origan's teaching is extremely effective said
Kir.hard Stevenson direr tor "I the Honors ( i>!
lege "She's vcrv good at mobilizing the r las
discussion,'' he s.ud
Ilie Hrsted Award mines with a S.'OOtt a h
prize from a trust hind i reated h\ the late \ I
Hrsted. to encourage and reward e\r eptional
tear hers earls in their careers
Competition tor tile awards is intense said
N'ancie Indeles . assistant to the provost \ tar ill
Is t ommittee appointed h\ the president silts
through nominations for .the awards from stu
dents, far tills . students .uni staff beginning in
I ebruary
Hvrett Smith, geography department direr tor
praised Murphy for Ins ability to i ombme good
researi h with good tear lung "He's able to share
Ins ideas both in print anti in r lass Smith said
"I'm impressed with his overall ability, ris a pro
fessor.''
Murptn idineii the f.*< u11v in tour ami is stink
mii 'In- nailin' .uni sigmf it am e ot i urrent region
a! i hniigns m Kurope based on its i ulturnl ami
politic al g«mgraph\
( urronth Mnrpln is in Brussels Belgium tor
part ol tin1 summer where lit' will be working on
a liook on thf ‘ its for lilt' Belhaven I’ress 'World
t itit's series
Owt'ii is ilirt't tor ol tlif I niversitv s jazz stud
it's program and i ondm tor ol tin- i tregon In// I n
si'inlili' In 1‘ifi'l ()wi'll (oiimlfd thf I'mversik
Siiinnifi |a/v Improvisation (lamp and tilt1 I'm
versits s (Iregtin Jazz t t'leliration a non t ompeli
live festival for iniisii laus from junior high st hoot
through i ollegf
(iarv Martin musn si hool ai ting dean, i redits
Owt'ii with building a vigorous and sunessful
la//.a iin ii ilium
(Iweii teat lies |a// arranging jazz thenrv and
|az/ iniprm rsatum Students in his c lasses t ome
out u ith a solid grounding m the iskiIJs) ja/./ mu
sn Mils need.' Martin sail!
Out'll suss Ills teat lllllg sill I ess i unit's from a
strong .relationship .. w ilh his students 1 enjov
tile students a lot, lie said I work with the as
sumption that I'm winking w itli vers bright pen
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BOOKSTORE
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20 years, the last five have
brought tlie biggest price in
creases Despite this. Williams
said he tries to keep book
pri< es .is low .is possible hv ear
rying used books and offering a
0 peri ent student discount
"With the discount and the
fact that the State of Oregon
does not have a sales tax. books
at the University are among the
lowest priced of am i ampus in
the countryWilliams said
"Last fisc al year we gave tiai k
$h U IKK) through the book ills
count We are riot here to make
monev bn tin1 t 'niversilv
A nother loi • 11 hooksr 1 Ir I
Mis.i Smith, owner and m.inag
er of Smith Kiimily Bookstore
s.inl she i barges about t> > per
i ent of tlic pun base prii e foi
used hooks.
Smith said the I ni versitv
Bookstore has a nonprofit slat
us tfnit excludes it from paving
federal and state taxes, which
she has to pus But she said the
bookstore's profit margin is not
that u life and as long as she
gets a certain amount of over
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its polu it's
One o! tin* bookstore ■ plans
for tin- future is to allow sin
dents to order then I Olirse
hooks h\ telephone lie said
Williams said as earlv as li
mils week tills term the hook
store plans to have .1 computer
terminal available tor students
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before going through the lilies
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