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    Oregon Daily
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1992
EUGENE, OREGON
VOLUME 93, ISSUE 100
IFC refutes
new charges
jTwo students claim three
ASUO executives have
been overpaid
By Karen Engels
■'Tin*. Ini ilmt.il 1 in.' i .imiuilii i- .uni !)'••
1
yi SMlV stud-nts Dim Ki.ng and K.u t Id Viral
that tiiri'C ASUO f\.-, u!iv i • have in-i'n
u\rrpaid
The complaint charges I hut JoSonja
\\ :' II AS i ( ) \ , . pf i -• Ill ■ I:! . I!I ■! >b\
lav action coordinator. and
Thernsc DuHravat . programs conrdinrt
i-.:[ all ti-i itivi-d mum than Ihotr allotted
monthly AS! () slipi'iuis
Petitioners request that the Cimslitu
inm Court order tin timv to ropav the
d i! Irrt’iiia.’s
I'liu complaint is Ii..m iI mi lid! Kesolu
l u m H wiui.h ri ails, \u unu who is paid
a salary vvimh is lundnS by tin* lid. in
wlndt- or part, shall he paid .1 higher rate
lit.in that .mlhon/ed by tie lit
11. 1 last 1 la;;-.: King and Poi.d slit'
I,a. and Diiiir.ivai l;i\* m
u'iuhI larger stipends than those out
cried on an itenn/.ed description ol stall
positions and stipends approved by tin*
: ( Iasi year
'! In: lid: did iippnm- tin dal As! ()
-.Upend linn lit!Ill budget id Sifi.lTiti tor
! 'I' 1! >, i ! i . , . : '!; 1 i.d i'. id a
al stipend auuHint.s were only rn<urn
' ASUO iin
A show of support
Oc' ’
•V " , , '« ■■ j.tsor J ' H.Green r ! Cunit .1:s Johnson
.■(> i.hjer'e M-ss’nn Thursd.iy Qt ’ J.isivi Jones awd he
Students question CIA official
j Richard Kerr calls
organization moral
and ethical, but
many audience
members disagree
By Daraiyn Trappe
Kirlmni Kerr, (inputs' dire< ■
lor of Ceulrai Intelligence,
which mi luili s the CIA ,>mi
Mil:l;irv Inlellip.om e spoke
.a itif University Thursday
about ifus organization he
failed Ifi5.1l, moral anti oihi
(ill. ,tml took questions from
sisvfr.i! students who believe
otherwise
Kerr, set end 111 oumm.mii
under I)ire< lor Kobert (biles,
is a graduate of the I niversi
Is and relumed al the request
o! L.irrt Simlh. direetor of
Career Planning and PI,11 e
mi-nl Thu t'vrnl was pUinot-d
l»v Smith .uni din •
who have lii'i-n imuiifd in
<'IA jiriilcsls ,1! ills S 'nlvi rsi
tv
ElobliV L*'w AM () afiirma
live ,n lion c mu(iin.ilur and
uni’ id thi■ orgam/ers, said ln>
was |.. -ased dial Kerr . ami
hi sja-ak. lull w,.s disappoint -
i d in tht! null nine
I dido i think in; .111
swi ri d any oi the quusiiuns "
lav said IS was gnud to ms;
lha! soiinuili ill Ills position
wi mId i iniii' here, tail i w as
disappoint! d llial In' wasn’t
willing in reveal siaiif id ihi'
truv fuiuiri' id die (T\
An audience id more than
100 greeted Krti w ilh polite
.i | )| 11.1 (i si - and remained I in IV
quii'i, with Uii' < xi option of a
lew frustrated outbursts late
in dir hour K -rr was «n the
lA!! U-diriiKin si.,.;-■
Kerr In gall In desi riding
Richard Kerr
I i.\ r. .til fXIf.ttiriiili.trv
i.rg.iiii/iiliun (Xipulatfd bv
ttpli? id 1‘xiriitiriiiii.iry iihtU
and tntclligrni f
I think u is not onlv a
virv moral uryjani/.t!inn. but
.1 b i'tl in.' .ir.11 .hi i/-1
! ; Oil that V\ < shut! hi , US (i
country. not only In' prom! ol
t ill c ,m also depend fin" hr
Tuff ' CIA -* t -t
Law school — lots of
work and little time
j Studying takes up most of their time, but stu
dents enjoy camaraderie
By Ma-a Ve a-. '
. ! :a- i itv School id Law hu// with the chatter
, i lass \- till' last students disappear
■, i - t!, ,( hoi 11 tiiki >. no ,1 weighty si li,nt e
a. the student lounge then' is little <»! the mk iali/mg usually
' II,a in ill:,I' rgtadilute lounges, these students are ,K (Uitllv study
Diversity students, the law sr huol is merely tin* hmlil
a.;1 a ti 1 . . .station Hut In thu law students themselvrs. lhi‘
:.>■ : km: anmuntiv ih.it consumes virtually
ill| ill t lie if time
,1 :, Si,| i v .m i ill llllest lo the IllMV V lie
1- e n.itive l.nuisnitiun unci u graduate
a.il ..in liei iileil to .ittenil law
..,1 ye.us us in ,ir< li.ieolcij’lst Me wanted to
■ti ll i onsiitered graduate si hool "loo confining
and limited
, iw si i. med mure ul a hru. id based edut at ion," Sullivan
irr ' LAW P.i jo 3
HEARTBREAK
The Ducks took 13th
ranked USC to the wire
Thursday night, losing
69-68.
See SPORTS, Page 7
HELP ON THE WAY
Eugene's Sexual Assault Support Services
is starting new weekly support groups to
help survivors of assault.
See SUPPORT. Page 16 I
JAZZED
Les Ballets Jazz de
Montreal brings a
unique style of modern
dance to the Hult
Center
See EN T. Page 10