OFF COnVERSE It s wlut s inside that counts. u c *»m - »n * FREE CONVERSE V shoelaces with every | pair of shoes LAZAR’S BAZAR S7 W. Ht\ if in inlors Inal r.uvy from Ii.isk in br.lluni. We i dll , evei y f jT* «j»f I wii years ago today, a young man walked into a ( lassroom at ihr I 'Diversity ot Montreal's en gineering m.IhxjI. asked the women to mini' to one side of ltic room .nut ordered tin- men to leave W h e ti J S yi- a r o! d M a r < i|>in• ■ produ-red ■! semi auto matic til'll , tin Students (ini as lliey were told 'i.m n .it! ,i hunt h of [emi n:s'-. .Hid I hull! feminists ; . pine shouted list hefore he opened (ite By the tune Ills JO minute rampage Was iivit. U'pine had gunned down a total of Z poo j>:<■. leav mg H of ihiun dead Most of the injured and ail of the dead ext opt for lupine who sfiot himself in the head w itv women Ail of this tool, plat e Het <■. 1 OHO. on the last dav of the term I'odtiy. (diversity of Oregon students will hold a < .mdlehghl vigil to nmemliet the women killed in Montreal and women wil l are threatened, hurt and killed hs men even dal its not an isolated mil dent sail! Man Hooker.'o'no of the students who organized the vigil Women .ire killed every i iv bet .luse of their gender nnd simply lor th.it reason." According to (Ainudian and American media, the Montreal tragedy is also seen by femi nists .is an attack on women who go into non traditional fields sin h as engineering I hi H as/u/igfon I’nsl report ed that, at the time ol the mas sai re. lewer than 20 pert end ol tiu; engineering students at the University of Montreal were v\ omen In recognition ol the struggle ill women in such fields, the I urn to VIGIL Page 10 Recycling gains show in trash audit By Rachel Runyan [ n «*r.vd C( h’ i!‘ t •' Results of last month's trash .unlit .it tin- I 'mviTMtv show .in im reuse m rt < viling nflorts hut .lisu point to .1 definite need lor miproviTiumt rci vi ling eoordl n.itor haryn kuplun said \ oliinti'i-rs collet Iml iilmost .'no pounds of garbage from Johnson Oregon, l.ayvreru e II.ills ,iitO IM.t I hu buildings were i hosen based on a variety ..| nos.ms that Hu luded type of ,n 11\ its ami volume of waste proiiin tion \!.u;it inti pounds of tr.isii wi-iu re. voluble materials that : i. ,,! i p a pet i urd hour d glus- pl.i-.tit and food waste : I,. r.-st wire nm o yt laliii .'a iteiials siu P as plastii- wrap They r«* doing .1 tairls good jot). said Kaplan, 'bill there's '.till white |kij>«-r in tlii' trash I’eople throvs ji.i|ht in waste baskets Wi' could stand to 1 ul ss aste bv t>0 pen ent or more The worst problem ss.is the •imount of is hill- paper thrown iivs ,is rather than put in re< yi I mg bins The prevalent 1 of non rei vdable par kagmg and plaxlii ss rappers were another i oik urn It s challenging ior us to mmiini/e the amount of w isle ss r produi e said Isaplan !' s a tremendously exciting expen enr e 1 ampus rei vding has been . ni tea '-mg I- in ex am pie. it; ln in. Its to ill Ions of paper •s . ns \i led ra< h month, up In an in tons in 1'IH't I ,itd board reeyt Img Went up from math .'tuns a month m i’tHM to almost ID Inns in 1'i‘HI k.ipl.m i“.| u!i ill'-, ih.it .III peri cut dl Ihr in.11>■ riais that would go into thr Ir.ish .in' bring rri nvrrrd and tins mimbrr is ihorrasing i.vi'n ton ol paper rri vt Ird savrs II' trrrs. 1180 gallons o! oil ,md HOIK) g.iilons ol water, kaplan said I hr 1 adversity has also hern expanding its rri yc ling efforts rhrrr arc now i ollri I ion silt s lor glass not requiring deposits and a site lor i alls and twill irs with drposits (lampvis rrryi I mg is working on adding gloss\ paper to its (ollrt lions It has also startrd collecting glass tm and plastics from thr dorm r : 11 hr ns and load srr v u r s Jim ( touch id the I’hs SII a! ! ' TRASH f i t. 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