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Oregon Daily MONDAY, APRIL 13,1992 EUGENE. OREGON VOLUME 93. ISSUE 132 Students (from loll) Sean Russel, John Hiebl and Pal McCreory tidy up the lawn in front ol a l ugene homeless shelter Saturday as part of OSPIPG $ annual Hunger Cloanup Project raises $600 to fight hunger j Students roll up their sleeves and go to work for the eighth annual Hunger Cleanup By $00 May Wong Abiiiit ! SO t’lmersity ,m<i Lmr Cominunils (adlege students vol unteered their lime find energy S,i!urd.iv 111 the eighth muiu.il Hunger Cleanup organized by t)Si’iK( i > tie program vs Iih Is in v id veil .1 uvo-l..ui! i uinruunitv ( ;■ (» win ii ihr stuiitmt vuluntii'is diviiii-d into groups .mil w m !.. 15 work sites u llicu omimi: • \ clnantip work The s' uli'iils ;;oi sponsors to ilimatc moony in r\ i for th- work Ki'|ir« si iil.ihvi's (mm thf l-minH H ini si* Sholtur. 1!. ilnt.it lor Hu •:i.i i:.11 .Hill (J' l'IKt . spok>' In . unli-rrs about tin1 problems ol himgt'f iirwi liiiuiitltssni'ss in 1,'u gnne .ini! in th* i utiritrv Lvirvilay 00,001) people tin from t'jiusiss ol hunger ;<i( whuhl 40.000 ire I hililn !■ s i d Inn Trelmir OSI’lRtl projeel li'.nii'i (Wit) Huusr. '..ml 10 pen rut of the w Oh i hiidirn Hruiiks ()' ( \• i w l) u ' i '• w ■» > >i .\ 1!; *: i m >! I hr i hi uur !rss t.imiilrs. sauj thrsr t hiidri'n untjrf^ci ir.iiitii.ilK rxpt'f u’ih cs wiiit h i t iii id hu rl mm j * * l v m thr In * tun I !; ■ huti^r: . w hic h is T,m 1 CLEANUP P i j. 4 Students join forces to push for tax reform j Today's rally to address upcoming second phase ot Measure 5 By Paul Morq,m f . 1 l\'w trt'nitV* . Ill* Sliidrnl C i.mlilmn lor Hi^hrr L.due atlon and I hr AS l JO may no I hr trv 114; lo make* tax re; I nr m a iimn- r\ i Huh; isMir, hut lli.it <h* -n't mrun tins don't want pro pit* in pav attention In it V\ ilh lhr sri olid ph.iM* of Mr ,« iih' S elur to srt m, t.ix rrlorm may hr thr most import.ml issue lac in^ students in Of'/.on Ur in A at*nit wh.it rx ■ tlv will U- cut or how mm li mmr tuition will rr-r an u nt tear, hut vvha! s i rrt.no ; * uls on I tuition hiki s ,irr definitely in thr !u lurr two hivt |inm d ! n < , with s! u dr fit groups from around thr --1«11m m «itordinnlr .1 three* tiro d stairW iljr 1‘ffclft III triform stlltfl’llts tUld IflVoivr tti'/.1 0: thr ih , iMun mnkinr pr-.u • mo r« umd im; ihr i if ' !!'»;! w ; i! \ i' U »I.i v ul : u o :! 1 • • I\M l : l curt v : ! with «-t campus railv teat h in II it *. r<lining, thr 1 :. i : . ; h-' 1 u ■ i ■! ::; i! ni I ,M ! ' Hal I n • /i; I .. x 1 r for m w 111 hr ! lit* 11 h in. d thr r.ill s / lr.11 h in, lea ! 14 r s m . • mvr;.;U indent trr.hmnniais on.I i.unity and •to : ’ r, 1: , j v ; i ■ w t ■ / i < »• f f 1 u i.; !! 1 • 11 u \ . u I c 11 M« .. .; * S : .' ; 11.i• . -o\i i ! n 1 w I.i \ rr !i u ii i ■ .0 . i« .-.r n !! .• ; it t cf phase two A: w ith tin St Mi. th<- slutrWMl* rticrl c. hroi-* t i; . /hi! j hv Slush fits .0 < );. , 1 ■ ; t ■ ii.il i.i jvt • ■' gc ( i.i Ire,- i.ijmutton am! student governments ,it llu stair's Him rfsitirs aiid t:ollrijrs Thr phm me.hides rallies and tr.u h ins at seven thr stair s iinivrr atics ami collr^rs a voter registration ■ ! i . ; ' J II ’ll- ' p-. ■ it ?fu |p:?.|| • a? M,|\ l . .1* f r. Or*a/ n Stair. ( )i'i;uM lm dilute of I r< hnologv. {Jrrr/ifi Stati Portland State . Southern Oregon State and W ' O ff On / fh St.ilr vs 111 ill havr fallirs tills month On March li ' iilrlit leader- at seven of thr stair's • Old .: ; vr f Ml if*, iililii »u III. '-if that a major \ olrr registration drive will begin in April * HALLY f " . ;r A Youth corps offers high schoolers work alternative j Students learn valuable lessons in Eugene's North west Youth Corps forestry work program By Tim Nett i A.;,v ilt* fat.* Melinda Wi ll*, usl wanted to do some serious i limping So w him tin- lU'il Ilnsliin llolloge grad unlit heard about Northwest Youth Corps. .1 hugenetiasod summer forestry work program, shit jumpitii .it tin oppor tunllv Signing up ,is .in assist.mt i row leader. Wi'lls believed shit could just go along for the rule Taking charge of .1 group ol hitfh '•( I s! ■ I fills li-r five W f • ► something she planned to reserve lor the ( rm chief Bui then a ( f» vv leader position opened up. and youth corps stall uigii lit': \>i apply U i!; i: I. a W . . k she W• > 11f«■ paring her ung < rew tor v%«if k Ha I’rospft t Kanpur Distru t [ was terrified Walls said . had never dmcii a van or hat k.ed up a tradrr or siartrd a i .imp stove That's vvliffi sin? look, a youth turps motto to heart ; didn I know lh.it 1 could do it sin* said But th** youth corps philosophy is. ; ust ti v it, and that s w hat I did It's thr same lesson hundreds of \ >ang piHiple learn every summer through tin \Y< program . lie> a:, to the organ i/at inn . * ir iItiTi; itiVi--, to lr.niilmn.il summer jobs 111<■ sens. ! at t ninpltshmeni they gel tr :i; ’fie pi , •.;< .illy demandmg work ■ . mI:;. vs ith ! hi1 trrr i'i v You [jut ihi'in in linii envimnrnnnt and I hallenge them In work iwrii. and ama/mg things happen said NY( Hi r*‘< tor Aitiiur f’ope Tin vontiis join for five or ms week m -.sains to work a v ani ty of outdoor jobs in m.ii.i- ol t!u Northwest's most rugged country I: fa; a si ion. a votilii i orps ( revs in.iv |.i i ii! to i niimlx f of locutions tor (nils ii as imildiiig and malnl.linillg ii sing trails, eleaning i reeks, developing i a f r: |. f i d s and restoring wildlife h.itu!.il 1 f.- ii'- mi pi//a parlors .uid there s no filasa 1'iipe said ■( gives them a rt• .j 1 pers|n i 11vi' im their iitiility I" 'Id things they ir never (ittile helme The I S Forest Servile iiml sever,il lure'.! produt Is r utnputiies r onltii I NYt lur (lie prujei Is Mi e! ' > f ill'1 111M111 r 1 >• 1< i r lire progr.ilii is gem-ruled by those pm Wi spend ,i Ini id time selling the ( urn epl. 1‘npe s.nd We trv In find groups ill.it .ire pro youth .Hid wind to give youths this edu< .ihornil opportuni tV " However the (ontllllling ( (UitroversV over hnrvesting old growth limber Inis rcdured job opportunities from forest produi Is i onip.itiies If they're not working, we're not 1 furn to YOUTH f’.ige 4 SURPRISES Oregon football coach Rich Brooks made some surprising roster changes Saturday See BROOKS. Page 5 VISIBILITY Organizers of Lesbian Gay and Bisexual Pride Week say they will try to put a "hu man face" on Eugene's lesbian and gay population See PRIDE WEEK. Page 3 TRACK WIN The Duck women's track team defeated Washington State and . Minnesota Saturday Sex? WOMTN, Page 5