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railed Bvrne a "redneck" and
an "art basher" in comments
printed in tin1 Aug lt> edition
of the lingerie Krg/sfor-Cuarr/ A
compromise was reached, by
which damage incurred to the
sculpture will !«■ repaired and
moved to another plate near
the building
S< hools keep suspei t t ash
The Oregon State System of
Higher Education is keeping a
SI million endowment from
the Susakawa Peace Foundation
despite controversy surround
ing its founder's reputation
When the state system accepted
the endowment from the Japu
nose foundation in Marth,
questions arose about receiving
money from the foundation os
tabhshod by Kyoichi Sasakawa,
a former war t runes suspect
with reputed connei lions to or
gani/ed i rime
"■There seems to lie some sug
gest io n t h a t b ei a us e of
(Sasakawa s) politics, the iimn
f'V is suspect.' said (Ireg Park
er, the state system communi
cations director "Because of
the budget constraints, we're
going to lie taking money from
any legitimate source
Report r« ommends < hnnges
A faculty committee report
substantiates main of the com
plaints ami concerns of stu
dents partic ipaling in a Univer
sity study abroad program, and
recommends i hanges in the
wav the program is run and
evaluated
The I’orguiu (Italy) Study
\hroad Program. whit h offers
students the opportunity to
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man, this year's ASIJO public a
lions coordinator, will be the
ASl'O rep resell t a 11 y e, John
Thomas will be the Student
Senate representative One nth
er student, an 1)-"(i member, will
be appointed and the remaining
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spend <i summer attending uni
versity classes in central Italy,
drew the attention of the Uni
versity administration in March
after complaints about housing
and the unstructured nature of
its coursework
The investigation drew more
attention in May after the pro
gram's director and founder.
Professor li m m a n u e I
Hatzantonis. committed sui
( ide
The report recommended
that the responsibility ol find
log housing be shifted from the
director to students, and that
participants negotiate directly
with landlords "in Italian, we
hope!” it stated parenthetically
The report also states that the
Perugia program and other
study abroad programs are not
properly supervised by the
University, and that the Office
of International Affairs should
have ultimate administrative
jurisdiction over all University
study abroad programs
Joe Stone, a committee mem
ber and professor of economics,
said the report emphasizes the
need for formal University re
view
Student evaluations and re
ports from faculty directors are
currently the minimum require
ment of all state system pro
gram evaluations. The report
also recommends that the Uni
versity Senate's Faculty Studies
Committee should review all
study abroad programs on a
five-year cycle.
Assaults reported
Several assaults Aug. 3 and 4
in the West University neigh
borhood prompted the Office of
Public Safety to join forces with
the Fugene police department
in an effort to avoid further in
cidents
OPS has posted fliers on
campus and in the West l'lugene
area, warning people to take
precautions and he on the look
out for a suspect described as a
white male, 30 to 35 years old,
five-loot-eight, H>0-18() pounds
with wavy, collar-length hair
At least three assaults oc
curred; two of them were sexu
al assaults
scats will be filled through u
hiring committee made up of
student group representatives
Till* rest of the group will
consist of six at large student
positions and two non-voting
seats to be Idled by memliers of
the luigene community
We re aiming for Sept. 1st
lor actually getting something
broadcast because we'll have
the antenna on (August) 2:ird,
.1 nil conceivably it shouldn’t be
more than a matter of a few
hours before wo can start up ”
The broadcasts may be pre
recorded initially, he said, until
a change i an be made in studio
space
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