FUNDING
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howl lobbv against giving state
system funds to athletics before
packing the meeting's audience
seating
"If you are not able to go to
school, who gives a damn it
von have a sports program, be
cause you can't enjoy it," said
lennlfer bills. ASi't) president
and chairwoman ol the Oregon
Student Lobby
Student senator Chris ( ellars
said "Its ama/.ing that we will
spend money to entertain our
selves while our educational
system continues to diminish "
Members of far ullv organi/.a
lions who spoke at the board
meeting said a vote to give state
funds to athletic s may send a
false message to the publie that
tile OSSHK has all the money it
needs to operate
Despite the unanimous vote
m f.ivor of the task force, some
board members 'expressed .dis
may at postponing a final dec i
sibli
"We've Jill! off tills decision
for 1 r> years," said board Vice
President bob bailey "It would
be my statement that 11 we
think intercollegiate athletic s
arc- important, then we voice to
fund it
Richardson said the task
force- will begin in January tn
look for additional funding lor
intercollegiate athletics, with a
report due in April The board
will make a final decision in
June
Task forte members v\ 111 in
s lurin {wo board members. two
(unipus presidents. represonta
tives from the fund-raising
foundations at each of this three
universities, Olli' rtn ulnr ilr
partment representative, two
legislators. one OS[. representa
I i S' e and in no representative
from the Intennstitulionnl bar
id's Smain
Richardson also asked tin'
hoard to rr.iffirm tin- present
polios tb.il inioroaliirgiate ath
letic s ar*- integral to the eduea
Itona! experience ami sustain
•-.ii h 1 .imposes 1 onferern c affil
iations
‘If you are not able
to go to school,
who gives a damn
if you have a sports
program, because
you can’t enjoy it.’
Jennifer Bills,
ASUO president
Although student protesters
were relieved that tin- hoard
did not vote Friday to transfer
thi- Sit 15 million, m.mv feel
the del,is will not bring .1 ness
solution to the delii it problem
"I'm happy tfi.it they are at
least in.iking an attempt,” said
student senator John Thomas
But. 1 think tiles have already
made up their minds
Hobby Lee AS! () affirmatise
a( tlon coordinator, said he is
reserving judgment on the ben
efils of the new task loree until
he finds out when ami where
meetings on tfie issue will he
hehi
Student leaders have been
i I tin a! ot vs hat thev i .ill a lai k
of atlvante nolite of three pub
In hearings tielii on the athlete
: . . ; l ■ ;
i'lie hearings were hehi after
the boani voteii in Septnniier
i delay ai lion Act ording to i
hoard report, support at the
( iirvallls and Kugene hearings
vv ere about to ! at the I’ori
lam) flearing support ran about
■1 to 1
However at a press i outer
ee .■ Wednesday in the i.Mt
student leaders said that the
hearings were parked by lot a I
business owners who fienefit fi
nam tally Irom inh-ri oliegiate
athletic s
A Iso on U ed ttesil a V t ail
Roberts wrote to board mum
tiers to sav she opposed divert
mg state system hinds to athlet
te programs
It was pretty i I ear that vv lien
tlie governor began to raise res
ervaborts that the hoard was go'
mg to have to i hitnge its post
tion. tii.it is the political reall
ty . said Dan Williams, t iniver
silv vice president for adminis
tr.itlon
If there are people vv ho have
not been as t loselv involved In
the process who (.in tiring a
fresh perspective, then great
lie said "But, it that fails, anil
we go hack to the original pro
posal. then everyone should he
satisfied
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Thomas Bartlett (foreground), chancellor of the Oregon Slate Board
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on transferring state funds to college athletic programs
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