Oregon Daily
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1992
Dance fever
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Ft ■:,!:Vcii in Mi . a idaf See related story. Page 10.
Bookstore
decision
draws fire
j Mt.-n Aq, unst Rapt) and
ottier group-, are angry that
magazine like Playboy' will
continue to be sold
lea e ■ ;
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iii.itlr a ■ !••; . it to s oiitlttue to soil male
riai tii.it oni.uii{4;;> a vloinru e .ipuilis!
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. . linin'm. .1, \;i•* 1 to i iJiiiimin Milling
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wjii n luiuiu lo hr,if itn- public'* view
, ■:!:!■. imi :In- sale uf llus in.iii-n.il
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I , i .1 I :,| I;: pulilll ill lulls In-i .HIM
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1 urn 1 MAGAZINES. P.kju 5
Student sexually assaulted Tuesday
jA female University
student was attacked
in Kinko's parking lot
on Willamette Street
early Tuesday morn
ing
By Tammy Batey
t rn«r.i!U flaportor
A female University student
was sexually ussaultud early
Tmrsduy morning in the park
Illy; lot ol Klllko's t opv (.enter.
1 tjWillamette St
The woman told police she
h.nl made i opics at Kinko's and
Irll, but she reali/rd stir I iri si
ril In copy another dm nm-nl.
l.ugene jiuiu t’ ilr[iar I;i.rnl
Si k< I.Inn said Stir re!..: Ill'll
.iii..; .1 in .m.i park .1 in
It r |m : r i;.r in’ i■.! . -! Kin ki /s
Alter gi ttutg mil ul her i iir ,1
man grabtied her limn helnml.
tiuevs lii i im tie.1 .in-etui and
pul .i kmie to her the ...!, (.line
s.n.i fhe nun then un/ipped
his pants uiui iir.iii > • ! ini/i -d
her
The man walked away with
out saying anything, (lime said
i lie M Oman told |u d n e the
man iiaii nut said anything tier
mg the assault She also told
p !• ‘.rn h.i.l -.ii. .i!i i.Hi4
oil 'he O.dlV idll.il
! hr woman r r ;j or Ifni no
physical injuries it) polite alter
'.! ass . n! r xt cpl -.i ...• siiir
: ’ . I \!
! 1; I ■ w uin.lflil:
to a tnelid's house where ‘.hi
t ijllotl III" jiolii i i' .himl 1 05
a lit
'! in uOman lolii polit1 tin1
man 1. iii dark : or .'. i
w a-, a r.in:... blur wn-. . .S.uk
shir! and light colored shoe-,,
s.n.1 Tim Him . I-.I’I) .».• •.mail
Tljr woman did not know thr
man's fair I’uliir hair no iur
tin r mlorinatiori about thr as
sail.ml a! this tilin'
Advocate supports
student ‘outsiders’
By Rivers Janssen
cmof.iid Reporsa
W tii'ii John Powell iv .is 17, his mother told him I hat collrrgo
was fur ihu devil. thul if would lead him away from (iod
I or someone w ho loved school, this was a lot to accept
John, above all, loved to read He had skipped first grade Ite
i .else he w as so ler ahead of Ills peers In reading level
In fact. I'owell had managed to rood every hook In his one*
rucini M.hoolhouse in the town of ('.uIxkiI, Missouri (popula
tion 1,400) by the fourth grade
Turn to POWELL. Pago 4
DUCKS SPLIT
The Oregon club base
ball team won one of
two games during a
Tuesday doubleheader
See BASEBALL, Page 9
CREATING CHANGE
Experts warn that unless both men and
women learn to communicate with one
another and rethink their societal roles,
rape will not go away
Sec INITIATE, Page 7
LOOK OUT !
There aren't many fire
lookouts left, but one
can be found on a trail
near Eugene
Sec TOWER, Page 8