Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, September 24, 1991, Page 18, Image 45

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    Students suckered by get-rich-quick scams
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I ,t< < <i with a HUAMon and .1 «»nn |oh
maike t MIllIC I <>U<xi stuelents Ilf I r soiling
in <|tiK k < ash mail v he me'
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1 hr c111M krst
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I Ini ( has neve 1 be e n anvthmg «pnt< like
!kits o|)jHi!iuuit\ tlie■ latrlcss vine e on tin
'MM I mil 111 HI we M »s
Woik at hoim st heme s like this t an lx
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I In In mis sound uh a I I hr tasks sound
sim|il» I In uioiua sounds <mistandmjj
Hut main 01 gaui/ations like tin
( oiisiimr! I dm a lion ( on in il < I t at Kill
St,tie I have di alt with woik at home
m he lm s Ix loi 1
l hr\ aelvise students lit In v\al< 11 11
sounds too goiwl to he tun It piobahh is
the v sa\
( I ( wanker ( .it lie*! I u e llovsaid said
e ollr^e* students ate a far u *' t audie ne <
he e ause the v e an be naive about se hrmrs
and want to make e asv inone v
I In most |> 1 < v a Ie n t wen k a t - home
se he tile s till lllde stulllll^ e nve lope^
assembling lovsoi elolls ic afiiujj hooks
e lipping nrwspapt t attu lev srwinjj.it
home and laiMii)* Libotaton animals
Se mu time s it s all 101 nothing
I low at el said the e eimpanv mij»lit m >t huv
the assembled pieHluel, e ve n altrl stude nts
have invest re 1t onsie lei able time* a ml me »nr\.
te I llllg the III H is not ae ( e J eta hie ejualltv
I e I t e 1 stuffing seems to be tin 111«»s t
• Oinmofi se he tne
\(ls pie muse ll « mi > 1 non te* S *,HtHi a
mouth |oi stuffing elivedope's hut the
hut ran said the- plans outlined in tin ael
Would leejUllt se Ve aal hunille el e i« ellal s meele
b n atlv t i lisinjj, postage t iivi lnpcs and
pt mting
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i utstm agi crmrnis Mini criminal
p11 h reelings
\n example "I m lomplaint letlri mailed
i* •!hr I tdnmI hath ( t»mimssi‘*n slmxNs one
pel M 11| s l)M(l < \ J M IK lit c with vs * ‘I k Ml he tine
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it spond to m jol» of I c* i. but she niiinhn
11 te I I td lilt j>< i soil to m‘NHI iminU l
1 hMI ntllSlhe I fold the |M*lse»n tit le ave a
mrssagr *»i sfiic! .1 st il .i<Ir 11rssrd. stamped
< mrlitjM tot nit it r inhumation 1hr < hargr
Im flic 'MM) numltri was xls
t 11 i | > I«»\ II it tit Hllol Ill.ilH HI C\< 1 i .11 IK
\n\imu .i . itMomrt has a n.iinr and
addi t ns •»! .i < omj»an\. thr\ i.m < all ik
i i«»u.ti(i vmi
111 maid a< it lie i ilia! lough lin.uu lal times
I mild ( Uillillmti In ru n mull' nf tilt
(jilt slioiiablt ojK lalUHls in ihr ItllUH 1 li.it
me ails llu st am oprianus will hr looking
lianlt i loi j»<»>|>U who nerd quit k < ash. Iikt
« ollrgc students
I hr molt into a in csmoii \> t gel. iht
mole p<iijilt ait going In want cxtia
mimr\ shr viid
Avoiding the Rip-Off
( .lllicmif 1 If >V\ .1111. of I 111 ( ollSlIIllel
I >1 111 .11II 111 ( I III III 11 nlf I' I fit (111
billowing suggestions tin spoiling .i
SI .till
• I i m >k |i >i .i1HMI niiinU I
\ds otten have '*00 uumbets in small
print I'elevision .1(1'- m.i\ s.n ihr
numbet 'ii last ill.il people do not
lea I i/i 11 i' a lull i all " \ '.MM I tall mil
i us! \uu I've seen i barges up lo S
Howard said.
■ 1 >.. 4 !. -: [lie name, leiephont
niimbei and address up trout “Some
111Hiipalilest are so m\, tiles Hill gile
then name lull no lot aliun IIoh.iiiI
said
< ailing die address ot a i nmpam is
essential bei ause without 11 llu ie
would Ih ihi was lot wan hdog groups
to i hei k i nit a 11iitiplaint
• Si bellies ii s u a 11; do not bau a
t ontai 11« i son wiili die i oiupam (Uteri
llie piospei ll\e elliplow e does not
know die name ot die peison lie Is
dealing with userthe phone
■ I inalb . main opei alions do n
have leleieiu es I Ik s Hill use genel.il
statements to eiiln e students hki . 'sain
It iiin Illinois inade vt lino m one
month.
I hi I K suggested these questions loi
i |Miientialemplinet
■ U .4. ; r 11 ■,. i: rib
• Will I In paid on '.i I a i \ o i
i omillissioll '
■ Who will ji.n Hu and win n
Ills litst pau hec k
■ W lial is tin !• .:.tl , . is! - .1 die h- k il
home ptogiant. tin hiding supplies
equipment and Ittellll H I ship ti es and
nhal will I gel lot im nioues
Kinko’s ruling hikes course costs
By TONYA DF.CKSARIS
('jaUtpalr Tim\ Virginia Tech
IV»-« ause of a copyright infringement ruling against
kuikos (.raphrcs (i>rp,, some students and professors say
college communities will sutler from the effects tins fall.
the decision, which found Kinko’s guilts ol copyright
intringrment, will directly alien students and faculty at
more than 200 universities nationwide that rclv on
kmko s as a smut c for course niatetials.
John Semoiuhe, a history professor at the l of North
< arnltna. said, “You can't do what was dorse before and
that is to bring materials that are rrlcvent aiul ujHo-date
in a small class.’
He said because the new royalty is divided up among
the number of pai Kris for a partn ulu t lavs, each student
assumes a higher percentage ol tire cost. His class of 12
Students n<m tat es ,t JUV) 11ipstighl tee
Adrtaniia Iocs, kmko's communications direc tor, sakl
almost all aspects of |>arket preparation will t*c affected.
"Wr were disappointed with the judge's det iston," Foss
said "This will at id time, cost and complexity to getting
the* students the material thrv need to learn from, ktnko l
maintains thrv were putting together course packets lot
rduc ational use.*
Bui tlir Association of Amniian Publisliers argued in
Basic o kinko'% (Iraplm .* Corporation(hatthe company
was not exempt from obtaining copyright permission
under “fair use’ provisions outline!) in the I97ti
Copyright Act
Judith Platt, director of communications lor AAP, said,
"Kinko's w.o directly violating guidelines for classroom
iopvingth.it are ve rye trails spelled out in the law."
fedut ational use is allowed as a jxtrt of lair use, hut the
ceiurt ruled that Kinko's violated the purpose of the act by
selling the p.u kets for profit without publisher permission.
’kinko’s was creating new works with (varying
excetpts) that were being used in substitute for the
original work and then selling it, both without
permission,’ Plan said.
Other professors said despite the inconvenience of new
fees and earlier material submission dates, the ruling will
In- good lor those who deserve credit for theit work.
Steve Issacs, associate dean for academic affairs at
Columbia U. School of Journalism said, “As a person who
writes, it is imponant to get remittal for your work, and I
think the publishing agreement is a sensible wav to go."
The ruling, which applies to all ropy centers, is merely
an attempt to legitamurr educational photocopying,
a< cording to the AAP.
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Haul, she said
I lien an c it I hi opiums I ml llir 11 h1 imi I Him h heller
I mi Sic h ,u I mn 11 Ml a 1 s in liri a i Hu n k, anil she p.n s a
[11 11 lolls [llil C Oldl l !!lg supplies fllllll Sill [lllls l I lllipaitllH
"I pas upwai ds nl $400 In I seineslei. Slew at I van I
Mliieiiue \\aln king hIiu also aMitds the hassles ol lit'i
i lassmalrs In mdeiilig limn a warehouse. spends ru n
lie 'it- in "in \ Shi i si i ma 11 (I In i all i\|«-|isi s al $ I tHMI |ki
semestri
I lilei m ais al dial tale has pushed ht-I 1111" In Illflllliills
ilehl
“I liiiii'lulh, nine Mm gi actuate, \nu ll sell [lainlings m
make the unities li,u k. m gel a good job, in mam a m h
husband " she |c ikeil
\ i n il I ii-1 ail sliiitell! ( hienlin |)a\ls ei ntluliii/es h\ using
maieinils he finds I sing Hash anil paiis id disc aidi d
inai him i\ keeps Ins setneslei lulal al alinul $10(1. he said
“ I line is hum tin , so instead i il using inmieN I don I have, I
spend Ini limns looking along die side ol die road." Davis
said
Mu i sjieniliiig weeks on a piojec i and die i ash to mail h
il mam allisls have lo destrov l hen work or pa\ exor hi tan I
sioi age ii isis \ slide lakes die plat e of die ai tual al twin k
and dial gels filed in a [Mirthilio.
S\ km a doesn 't llunk the slides do fiel wm k justice
“ Ml this inonev sou [mi in. and il inines mil a two-inch
sipiaie