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By Daralyn Trappe
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Mills must lie appointed In
July 7
A se.lt (III tile III Ins .line V .1
( .lilt when Mike (Ail-snll nil"
vs .is elei ted In .1 two year term
last fall Was voted nut |une 1
In newly ele< led ll't members
Mei .1IIM' the (line 1 inei'lim; Has
in violation of the ( Ireyon I'uli
In Meetlinv. Law lion. vet. a
mooting w.is hrld Jvini* 7 and a
sim nild \ nfi* \\ a v Itikf’H I hr
motion to rmnovi* t'olson agam
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Environmental Awareness Workshops
Summer Session 1991
DESERT — JUNE 21, 22, 23
, fw see summer tuition tchecjule p/us $25 travel 2 credits (ISS 408/508)
This high, dry country In the shodow of tfse roin soaked Cascade Range provicJes a
.different environment for a field lab resource This workshop will study the plants and
animals which survive in this semi arid country and the history of the pioneers who endured
it Participants will also visit several pioces including an ancient river bed at Horse Ridge
and the High Desert Museum
DUNES AND BEACHES — JUNE 28, 29, 30
Fee see summer tuition schedule f Jui $25 travel 2 credits (LSS 408/508)
The ever changing dunes and beoches of the Oregon coast create an excellent field
lab setting where students can study the concepts and relationships of many plants and
animals The Oregon National Dunes and Recreation Area will fse the focus on as we talk
with experts about such subjects os sand stabilization, ATV use and recreational zoning
and management Many of the areas visited have significant historical geologic and
economic importance as well as being exciting outdoor recreation sites
VOLCANIC CASCADES — JULY 5,6,7
tee see summer tuition schedule plus $25 travel, 2 credits (ISS 408/508)
This workshop has [seen one of the favorites because of the held lab areas which
include recent volcanic activity cones fissures vents and lava We will visit some of the
beautiful high plains of Oregon and a mile long icrvo tube There s much to be understood
about the power and change caused by volcanic octivity, and this workshop will explore
some of the best examples
REGISTRATION Use your DUCK CALI access code until June 28 or registor at
Oregon Hall Registrar
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you would rather do this summer
than go to school. So . . .
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up ut f iv e new Iv e|ei leii mein
liers vs 11o entered offii e Mav J >
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members n viewed before vot
i n 14 lhe \Sl () i in esl in.tI ion
dm urnenls iind subsequent lor
mal complaints about the in
v estigation (rom I olson
the ASfO is currentlv ion
sidering .1 complain! from Col
son th.it new il I member l.vdi.i
l.erm.i wiio was the IF( secre
l.irv Iasi si hool ve.ir illegally
.dtered tiie Jan 11 minutes List
month wlien she eorrei ted the
portion oi tiie minutes that it.id
been altered
Also at the June 7 meeting.
Prist ilia Warren was elected
summei i hairwoman and a
summer quorum of three was
set
An attorney (or the Islaniii
Societv iif hugenc filcil .1 pi'li
lion w itfi I fit' Lmi' l on nt \ ( dr
(ini (ourt against five t diner
sily students. tlif ASl'() iiiul
Ifn- I Ml in .1 dispute over the
use of the name Muslim Stu
deni Assot iation
\ hearing was si heduled for
Mornlav hul the ASl'() re
quested a i onliiluani e A hear
ing is now si heduled for lime
.’•1
However a temporars re
straining order was issued
Mondai barring the five stu
dents from using MSA until
next week s hearing
At that time a judge will
i (insider the petition from
( diaries I’orter attornev for the
1 Si to issue a temporary in
junction against the use of the
name
Idle dispute over the use ol
the name stems from a long
standing feud among Muslim
students on i am pus I as! ()< to
bei several students filed a
i omplnint w itfi the ASl d ) m
w Ini h thev i liarged that i ertam
MSA members had been ex
i luded from voting while se\
end non students were allowed
to vote
I he ASl'() found that the
elet t ions w ere in \ iol.it ion of
ASl () 1 xei utive Rules In ad
dition. ASt'O determined the
g rou p was d i si r i m i ii.i 11 rig
against Muslims who wete not
Sunni Rather than i omplv
snmi' m
V\ III! , VXI U III H S
(h i • lift idfd In riimo! c tin
MSA its .in onu unipus si dent
group
The inline Muslim Student
Association was registered In
the Isl.tmii Sncietv of Ktigene
t loseh affiliated v\ till MSA in
111 u Members ol the group
who det idl’d In move off i am
pus. want to continue lo ext 1 u
sivelv use the name
However, nt elet lions held in
\pril all Muslim students
were allowed to partit ipate and
new leadership was pul in
plat e The new leaders sn\ thev
have taken over the MSA as an
on (iiinpus groti|i
I he ASUO was named in the
.i< lion for allow ing the new
group to retain the name MSA
(Iheryl Hunter, ASUO Kxecu
live coordinator, said student
groups are not told what thev
t an or t annot < .ill themselves
The KMl' was named he
cause MSA still appears on the
group's office door in KMU
Room 202
A course oil the Asinn Amen
i >m expel lent e is si heiluleii to
he taught .it the University tor
the lust time in Ml vc.ns begin
ning spring term lope said
1’mversitv Provost Norman
\YAsset Is
Wessells and President Miles
Miami met with several Asian
Anierii an students three weeks
ago to dismiss reviling the
class, w hit h is i nnsistentlv list
ed m the course t atalog hut not
taught
Six iologv Professor |ohn l ie
Is si h ed u I e 11 to teach t ll e
i nurse
(; / Charlie" Drown. Uni
versitv an hitei lure professor
was granted a 1 ulbright St hoi
arsfup to teach and rest‘arc fi en
ergi ettu lent industrial lions
mg at tlie 1 !niversiti of I'rond
lieim in Norway during tin- fall
of Pinl
Itrown will fie working spe
t ilit .till on computer apple a
turns in developing designs for
energy ftfit lent industrialized
housing He will also continue
to wolk as duel tol of the f lier
gi Pf I it ient Industrialized
Housing project, a research
program funded hi the I S
Iiepartment of Energy
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