FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1991
EUGENE, OREGON
VOLUME 93. ISSUE 52
Students protest Brand’s veto of recruiter ban
Speakers say president
ignored student officials
By Came Den' <‘!!
\fn ,ii| 10 pt;i! 'IrrvgathiS'sj nul :«l<- POs(.!-M HaU
i ;si 11 t ■ •r.wT-.lvPf.' ••
Hr.mil's veto ol .( ’•..■ti ..a milit at\ • ti; if. t
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SilVik'ttis .ilsii held ..;!ls il. iunit!! mg till: ( l.\. w he h
was . e Tutting -.til! : v . w s mu ■ ainpus i and,
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<•;! tier ini; Tuesday s pi > >test
: ision to l m unlit,nv recruiters tiom tin’
I AH . because tint military tit', niuinutes .igutnst ga\s,
lesbians and bisexuals was 111 >ii■ Its the l:Mi Hoard ot
Dirt i tors at tin Ok! :it) meeting Brand veined tin; det t
: ti !m-• (lavs later
I'm really furious at President Brand. the
i;M 1 board .in' dr. d student >’!!it • , ! See
Oockslader, i.o-diret lot of tin- l.r-.’t in, li.iv at. I ■ '
uul Allianc e
This I 'niversity ts here I t Istudetils!." she s.nd to a
il . i (f onlookers its tilt tier, r a il’ jitestden!.
who t ame from the Ohio system, one ot the W orst sys
teijis for homophobia
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Frank Milt's, ch.vrm.in ol the Residence H.ill Governance Committee, speaks to onlookers .it .1 rally to protest CIA and
military recruitment on campus
Disgruntled students begin effort to recall Watson
By Daralyn Trappe
f M i.-'aki Associate !
Scvtirul members ol thr I .!«•>•• • Ke
publicans are attempting In recall
ASIA ) \ ,i e I'reMcielil jo Sc:, c W itSiin
b- .ecsc* nt her Nc vcmtxT I‘.WO shoplift
mg conviction ami subsequent failures
In appear in court
ho on Wilson. College Kepuhie
c h.arman. s.iui he uiul several other stu
dents initialecl the actinii because they
belle',,- Watson violated student trust
hv iml making her legal pre ! : ms pub
lit before she is-is elec.leci vice presi
dent in April
\\ i'lmim vs is t.iinl Nov ' 1‘i'iO l it
attempting In steal worth of mi l
( h.iniiisn tmm Iho I -niv i.-rsilv Bunk
store Shu later failed to ttppe.tr at a
hearing anti failed to perform eondi
llolls of her settled! e issued lit .1 j.inu
.ifv 1'»«»J hearing
Her leg.ti problems were di-.elosed in
two i ampins pidilti alions the Oregon
(Uimincnhtlor and tile lunrr.ilti last
vs ■ -■ -k
Sfie Itas shown irresponsifiilitv in
dealing With tile situ.ill III, and VS e our
st • VI s were v ■ r v ips. ! !, • tin ! out about
U I iso!I il;! U !■'!)'■ tb,k !', is
» '; d ' ; f . 11 I i f. -.f . , 1 to* t. ■, i' i,i t i
W . .on - i : I 1 ! I. . I i .t!!u II 111
no other iif st nil ruts .it i- iitn;r > em mj,;h ft >
1:1,IM I hi- fi ' .if. ■ Mi'll Mil , i -III i
,\i coniine In tin- A SI O ( : msl it lit inn.
any student ricMrina the ret all o! an
elected officer must notify tin- \St t >
president, whit h lias fieen done, ami
tile ASIJI) el ee t inns coord itiiitors,
-■:iii;i llaiii’ . ::: i-id ..! f - pi ill I,.
do today
IVltlli .Its Will he ;;ae!i I •■! y In lie
sludi ills imii.iUe.a tin- re< all In order to
have a recall eli-i hun, HI pert > nt ol tho
student hu,i\ iia.si sian the j i-titiuri
w Ml. ;lt a t!:: ailh
!( she lint nunitii'i ul siiin.iUiri'N
.1 r<> gjlllnrrii, a -»[)i• t i ll itli'rlltm will hi
hi! !ii! I ailrii I ■. !-■ i 11' i:iia Iu'lhi't
U .a. Ii.uilil inn-iin ill hI'h ■ •
• \'ii (I !’ii■;! -iiciili-r Mills salsi
Ih.M Min i• thi- la w . i ! W iisun'-. i i.nvlt
I it a i stir hiiaiii. - i: ■ I i,a rin nv tai nothing
hul 1111 s 111 V i • ImH.ii k and Imlitiviis
Imil i for Wnl
• I >11 I' • lli'.i at! am I ■ 1 „H .111«Ii{>t
l’li.-v hau- a rii’li! In tin that," Miffs
said, 'i' ll IIIV Hill ti'ini is lhal Jn Sonia
is going In rI'tliaIII \ it I' (ift-ttf«*111
U .! i ! Ill, I : ■ 1 11 If‘i ' II till' ill
III.II
Crushed ice
The Duck man slam dunked
the Icelandic National team
87-56 Thursday
Photo by Sean Poston
INDEX
Remember_
with .i us.itk id .i Is
the Iasi day to t hang • grade up!
ur lu change credos sii ( nsses \
variable i rrtiiK There is a $10
per change
Custom paint_
After pur forming in the opening of
Cods Country, a play denouncing
white sup re maty, cast member Kit h
art! tvgan, a University student, dis
covered his tar hud boon vandali/ed
with spray paint.
bgan also said a threatening mes
sage saying simply. "You're gonna
get hurt," was left on his answering
muchino Tuesday It's unclear wheth
er the two incidents are related.
So* story, Pag* 9
Japanese culture class arms
men’s basketball team for trip
By !).•■ ' ! V d
! I..- imms ti :i] I.V. .! train !
In I < »k \ > in'\l month <n lit < ■< I with i n ■. 11|«?
information about Japanese i uI!ur<■ and
ijitr thank . ! i ,i i ■■ ffi-ri .! h\
the Inlrrnalioitiit Studies program
The class, Introduction In japan se
Culture. is intended III soiled till! culture
shut k l it p..iyi ! S .tdi 1.1 , ;i.elllI rs
will. All! p.l : I I Ip .1 ! e II .1 1 Vk i 1 s
round robin ln.irii.imenl with Ivs,.
Aineni.iil le.inis .mil one Japanese .ill
sl.ir unit
I he trip, st;l)eilnleil lot Dei II 1 is
p.irl ot tint Asian Studies pro,tram's fititii
Anmvors.irv celebration
Sophomore small lorward Clyde Jor
dun. 111, was one of the team inttmlmrs
present for Wedneviav night's let tore,
titled "Japanese Corporate Strategies
Cerardo Unison, prolessor of business
management and director ol the Interna
tional Business program spoke of the
sli,ir|i dill. rent i s halvvit n Annuo an
and I.ip.irn-,,: busint ss rusloms and |nv
a N),, j, shinv about a day in (I it:
lih o! a liip.nx’M- < ur|»ir.ii«: manuyvr
I..,.) vv its helpful
and pun. nbd 11 s' -! 111 ns!, ■ nnatlon ah. ait
a t'd : . ! >.ii \\ a a jap i it sa n: alii i fas ! ur -
it. i I .. i.d s.indy W.i,
ion, assistant aihlitili dim lor The firm
sponsors dlth font Annul m r 1111 * • y; i •
itsiiris cat ti \ oar
U .linn • .i■! 'ho • sun v. .11 h. pan!
M.11.000. who it . s 1 a.,:.! ■!.. lo till!
inorioy i! would ■ .... for jdaymi; lint
s.laa r Mi Oil lot of U.UU s lot l! o 's( - A A
; !: :) ; r S ; a\ t : il pilin '.
Us ihi v\asAci.i! ;u 11Avo. allern.it
mi; in lwirii (hit japalifso ail slars and
liallis lrom hast Tennessee State and
Northeastern Louisiana
1 he rfrouj) will also lake a v\ hirlwind
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