GAYS
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Sometimes tiif rni’diu ignore gay events, (ind
bold said Thv Nt'xislcr-Cunrd's sports section
didn't write anv stories about tti*- (..is (dimes, a
national sporting event for gay people
"You're in good company, such as the Oregon
Special Olvmpii s." he said. "Sometimes these
stories have to work, their wav up the ladder from
a feature story, Iiecauso it s different and interest
irtg, to a legitimate, regular story
I think it's a sports story, just as the Special
Olympics is a sports storv and not a story aland a
bunch ol handicapped kids with special rules."
he said
Deadlines t an force reporters to use sourc es
from the gav community who aren't as articulate
in expressing their views, said M.i t i \1 talk
show host Alan Sipotin
You're working under deadline pressure
Siporin said You call vour first sourie on the
list and il they're not there you lall the second
source Sometimes there's an imh.il.mi •• You get
an articulate person on one side and someone
who was three or four on the list on the other
Siporin said lie can tell when lie has equally
represented two sides ol an issues
1 remember when 1 got (alls from Ixath sides
(ritir i/ing me. St|x>nn said '! thought This is
great I pissed oil h lifi Sides Belter than getting a
compliment from one side whs !icing i ritici/ed by
iioth sides
Siporin s.ini newspapers and other media are
still an "old hms club" Class and lesbians arc
represented less than women and people til ( olor
"If someone is .1 woman, it's visible that per
haps they have spe< lal interests." he said ' I'hey
give women some leeway They tun sav. Sally
may want to cover feminist issues I’he same lor
Aim in \mem ans But it's different for gays and
lesbian's- vs ho may not be out ol the closet and
may not yy.int to say Hey, we need to (over it
more
lournalism Professor Kandy Beam said the me
ilia rarely ait as a iliagu bullet that changes
pcoply; s opinions iilxiut issues
fie am said the media don't maliciously ignore
gay evcuts sui h is a rec en! gay rights man bin
Washington. U ('
I urge yin. not to look, a! II as a personal bias
by tie message maker he said I'herc are pet
son a! i onstruints thill allect it Thai doesn't make
tin- outcome better. hut it haste'I licen my experi
ent e that people sav We re not I overing it be
< atise yy e don't like gay s
NATURE
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parks."
Wugnor referred lo the city
and county upkeep of the
park, m which they would
unknowingly mow ureas that
contained many species of
wild flowers
"What really brought this
on was getting people to
leave the area alone and not
bring in the big mowers," he
said.
HI lie Dumdi, chairwoman
of the Lane County Commis
sion. officiated at the ceremo
ny and called the nature
sanctuary an oasis in the cen
ter of the park
ALLERGIES
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coast where there are strong
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The Student Hr.ilth Center
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allergy Iri'iitmi'ot, area where
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for S i each About 1 SO students
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semt e
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should have their vai l ine and
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