THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7,1991
EUGENE. OREGON
VOLUME 93, ISSUE 51
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Peace professor
to speak tonight
By L'sa Msttogan
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OPS defends policy
of taping protests
By Da'a'yn Trappe
t ” . 't.'i Assocwt® Erl: -f
Thu Offii i- of Public Sale
tv 's policy of videotaping
protests is qih! tfiat students
often oppose, but OPS Direr
tor Carey Druyton said it is
done to help ensure citizens'
rights
Protests are taped tor the
safety of both protesters and
observers. Drayton said
However, AS!JO President
Jennifer Pills, who opposes
the practice, believes it in
tel feres with student rights
by deterring some from par
til ipating
it puts people at risk of
losing their jobs, especially
gay and lesbian students,
'Ate.i ate afraid of showing
up «»n the tape somewhere,”
Bills said
Therar are no laws pro
te; ting gays and lesbians
from discrimination, so it
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show up for protests at .ill
They don't know v*. Iirii:
those tapes will end up,
slit.1 said
Drayton said tin? tup< *■ can
protect protestors betuuse
thu tapes could be used ,is
evidence if violence against
a protester or curs
The- presence of the video
cameras also decreases the
likelihood that violence or
illegal acts will occur, Dray
ton said, because people are
aware trial their actions will
be preserved on tape
"If they do do something
illegal, the person who is the
recipient could be assisted
by the evidence I could pro
vide to till! D A "s of!If e "
Drayton said
Students sometim s com
plain that it is a deb in nt t
their right to free sp ■ h. but
"I don t know ot a better
way to assure that Fust
Amendment rig!'- ,?<- pro
let.led, ' Dr-ivton said "1
T to TAPING <
Asian Studies celebrates 50th
By ! V ■ . f '.•qt '.i a
J in* Asian Studies program relehr.ties its *>Oth
anniversary ibis year. .util everyone is invited Id
tin party
Actually, it's .1 ries of parties I he milestone
is being libs* rvni with .m m : iv ! i Inn .if! ex
hibitions. conferem i s and performum es through
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i’.i ifit. (Vtlltm ( I li-bi.i!il * >0 VisIts Ilf As. Ill
Studies "
Today's activities in-; hull a i* i lun* demon;.',r.i
11 tided AVI .*!*. . I .nil Wi '
( . mpo-eng Mu-.. I f in ! : . *: • .*: Or
chestra n i W * vrr (•*.•,'■■' w "
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(,i rlinger Lounge
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I he Dm ks Will [lliiv in *I Imi- ■ :
Uet I I l?t, as part of the celebr.il. at
A suit i Studies Is Dili; ol six p( *: a n e, vs 11.»*
('.enter (or Asian awl I'uciflt S' . it it ;u
terdiM iplinury bin l.elor's at. I master's :egt< *
[»:. igrains with emphasis on < V -if.d
V\'i11 i.iin Ayres, program dr 1 : * I pi 1 u
of anthropology, expressed ;.* |. .n il. ■ ; ,,t
cooperation among his nolle.v .1 think As.an
Studies here is a hit unusual, :n that vm- I
close working relationship ,:n u;g inmi
tre tubers who represent ti. Llhtrent
pltnes," he said
effort, Ayres said
i1: I k tills im-nde rs teat h regular t <»«ir••• ••
tor 1!. i» departments, .is vvt;ll is Asian Slmii
Simiriiis in the Asian Studies program must
! A - .i! least !!.: • V'.ils of ,!i Aslan i.11: ' ; :g
sut h as Japanese, Indonesian or ( him . ami in•
lefdlst ipllltaiy unifse*. in liisliay. In. -. . s I
i?!ogv arnl anthropology
Tin' Japanese language i lassos boa*! the third
highest enrollment m 11 * nation
Tin' program. wlm.-h vm s au undergraduate
ami .'tl gi idu.ite stud-ads. is It 11 * *< I lu capacity, bu!
i. in- iof non rn.i;uis arr a o able So ! ad
vantage o! Us classes iMi'b v ar
inti rest in tin: program has ip.on .bar; tv in the
last dorado with tin' im teasing ononotnn power
ul Asian nations
livery year the program si mis more state ■spoil
sored students to stud', a! prestige us Asian insti
tutions than ail other Oregon I alleges and univer
sit Mrs i ombmed
Adlm .anil IS i ompelitiv -, t at wo re not at till:
point o! denying at i - .s In qualified applicants."
Ayies said I'he tho - \ear language requirement
tends to limit the poi.i id eligible sturh-nts, lie
!l ,t merit growth In the pr gram has created
more opportunities for students, sur h as a new
South ast Asian Studies program that has I . n
add. d alongside the traditional l-iast Asian Stud
ies set lion.
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