Report shows no decline in toxic emissions
By ' a.. Batey
Oreguns JO1) largo.'.! nidus!;,
al choinii.il firms reported U
million pounds of Imii rius
sums into Oregon ^ i nviron
mini in Tint), according to a re
search report released Tuesday
In the Oregon Slate Public in
terest Research ('.roup
The report, which is based
on the industry filings under
the federal i ominutiitv right to
know law, is ()S!‘IK(I s fourth
annual summary of toxic re
leases in the state
OSI’IKt. has seen no n dm
lions in toxic emissions suu e
the first report Was released
four years ago, said 'Quincy
Sugarman, OSIMRd environ
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Multicultural courses needed, author says
By Carrie Dennett
t:>' • T,i’i3 AsSOClitlO f ciltOf
Residents ot Oregon live in .1
primarily while stale Only H
percent of ihe stale's popula
lion consists of people of color
However, this homogeneity
is not representative ot the rest
of the I,'nited States, ami I ’m
vorsitv students must prepare
to live in a country that is lie
coming more anti more diverse,
said Dr Ronald Takaki. profes
sor of ethntr studies at fterke
lev
"One-third of the people of
the United States are people ot
color,' he said "This society
will witness a time when
whites are the minority of Un
people in the United States of
America
Takaki told a t rowd of more
than 100 people Tuesday that
■the t tmersity iifi’iis .m i i!i •.
live imillicultur.il i urrir ultim
hirst; tin- ! 'toy••rsitv sin>ui.i
•oWcr.ii curriculum retie fun; tin'
presence lit tivmuntus m
United States Second. al
though Oregon itself nut \r!\
diverse, manv University stu
lictlls will • ■ vi■ ls11;-111 v tiu.'.i !u
ett ns with a mi in • 11 iy it '.i1 ;.. .
illation
Tiikaki Sitnl Ami-rii an history
usually Ini uses on tin- ai hieve
merits of kurnpean ilcsi rn
ditnls. leaving out \fri< a. Vaa
Sou I h A iniir ica anti N a 11 n
Amcrii ans
What yv r are !■ m A mg i. I| :
merely a more ai i urate histo
ry lie s.ini W i are m it tall,
mg atmut political i orrectiu •• .
we ate talking aisiut the truth
lie i ritici/eii the t *ni\ er -.|ty .
rai e am! gender t nurse n ijuire
men! as being y ague
"It's a good tiling people out
Dr Ronald Takaki
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■ rylhinn .mil .m\ ihing
■mil it iiumiis nothing
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on it.
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