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Art* program axed
The latest victim of Measure
fi-induced budget tightening is
Visual Arts Resources, the truv
eling exhibition program of the
University Museum of Art
Norm Wes sells, provost and
vice president for academic af
fairs. said current fiscal
stringencies and dim prospects
for any improvement In the
University's financial situation
in the near future c uused him
and (’resident Myles Brand to
decide to close tfit; program
and phase out its operations
during tile next school year
1 he closure has eliminated
three stafl positions Stephen
MoUotigh, art museum director,
said S Mi, 000 has been (reed for
future realtor ation toother mu
seum projects.
Report m ommends < hnnges
A fatality committee report
substantiates many of the com
plaints and concerns of slu
dents participating in a Univer
sity study abroad program, and
recommends changes in tin
wav the program is run and
evaluated
The I’erguia (Italy) Study
Abroad Program, whic h oilers
students the opportunity to
spend a summer attending uni
versity classes m i entral 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.
P r ci f e s s o r fc! in m a n u e I
Hal/antonis. committed sui
cide
The report recommended
that the responsibility of find
ing housing he shifted from the
direr.tor to students and that
p.irtK ipants 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 .ill University
study abroad programs
|oe Stone, a committee mem
ber and economics professor,
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 repel led
Several assaults Aug. it and •!
in the West University neigh
borhood prompted the Office of
Publii Safety to join fon.es with
the Hugene police department
in an effort to avoid further in
cidents
OPS has posted fliers on
i ampus and in the West Kugene
area warning people to take
precautions and he on the look
out for a suspect described as a
white male, 20 to 25 years old,
five-foot-eight, 100 to 180
pounds with wavy, collar
length hair
At least three assaults oc
curred: two of them were sexu
al assaults
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school faculty members, in
cluding five search commit
tee members and Holland
himself.
"Obviously I have a great
affection for the law school,"
Frohmnuyer said in a tele
phone interview.
"I taught there for a very
happy dec ade of my life,
and it's in the city where
I've lived since returning to
the state.”
Even though he is it favor
ite to take; over the deanship,
Frohnmayer said he has con
sidered several other career
options, and that he might
consider filing for re-elec
tion as attorney general be
fore his term expires at the
end oi urii.
"1 love [hi; job that 1
have," Frohnmayor said
"It's not as though I’ve boon
out searching for work lust
yesterday I had a Oth Circuit
Court argument defending
the (constitutionality of pro
tecting the Columbia River
Gorge. Very few people have
that kind of opportunity in a
lifetime.
"Before the end of this
year i'll have to make some
decisions regarding my op
tions private practice,
judging, or, as my executive
assistant Marla Rae suggest
ed, writing country and
western songs or a steamy
novel of some kind."
Although Frohnmayer s
status us a candidate has
been made public, the
names of the other five have
not been released.
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