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SOME CHALLENGER 1 TRIED TO MUG ME L THE OTHER DAY... I U3HATD yO(J DO, SENATOR?] [tfbWl si c twv ocw/ <et»' *■ I HIT HIM WITH MV WALLET. I ■ =1 ■ ■ ^ t Support I was shocked, surprised overwhelmed and delighted h\ the huge amount o( support I've received over the hate liter I iei eived a few weeks ago. ami also at the federal Building ral 1\ April HO I'hanks to evervone lor send mg me oil in style with lots ol good memories You've given me ,i huge wonderful inmmu nily to come be< k to See ve in the future K'ronda Adair Portland The line I <im con! frncil with thf if i fill fvfiits involving thf Kmi in*\ King trinl and the subse quftit violent f th.it hit(J fol lowed both in Los Angeles .mil here With regards to the video tape, what h.ippened i an he read in main different wavs as another example of the abusive prac tices ol the white dotninal ed power structure in the I'S with regards to people o! differ eiit rai la! ami ethnn bat k grounds, or as an attar k on a member ol the growing under i lass by till: agents ol elite controlled1 authority in our i ountrv However they have chosen to read It. people have reacted with anger (and I think rightly sol I ink the vici.lt in i- that h.is htippened is llif mevliable rest! l! lit pressures lh.lt have been building up in our society Inr a lull); limn Ms ipn-stion is till-, V os tlial thiiM’ of us ssfiu sv.inl c : mgi hast' st i'ii what a symbol lik. thu Kodney K i ii); s urd id ( an compel puuplt' to do, i an svr use this same moimuitum to i ausit a lund.imrnt.il and li mg lasting change in our society' Can wu do it non vloli-n11 v, without making a them'' out of tin- ptioplit who stand in its was. or is this something that's going to hi- swept undi-r the i arpi-t on an episode of the nightly news another ins ist file line that will further divide us' Andy Bell FAA sociology Closed mouth Your editorial on Koss I’erot (DUE May 1 cautions us to tie ware of fits unpolilit ian-ltke ability to keep Ins mouth sfnit You suggest ills silent e, loaded money clip and suet ess in the business world does not a pres identlal candidate make I suggest his silent e is both appropriate and applaudable, and thut 1’erol is not spouting political rhetoru lor two rea sons One. he is not .1 gilt ol the gab political clone, and I-Vi i i, hr ; s' mil .Hi of! n i.i! {>r > •• i ill-ill n : l .Hill idillr Vim s.tv hr h.is been "anoint ril I ..i\ hr is lii'iiig voluniuri lv ilfiiitni thi.il is. hr h.r. .igrn d lo srrvr his country I" I hr tirsl of liis ability il .1 signif It nil! number of people sign Ihr iit.if! papers' lo pul him on I hr ii.it lut What .1 novelty siiiiirunr entering I hr polltleiil atrii.i by u ,iv ot overwhelming rrijuesls as opposrii lo double l.ills anil baby kissing* You rrfrr lo l’rro! i prrson.il llV sis a muii lastii and thi'ri: fon-. i r. -1 about ins ability lo oil! il a supportive (uitigtess 1)0 VOU niratl lb'1 S.mir support Hush has horn l ailigrrss ' 1 think ot I’rrol as a psitcllll.il Iradrr. not a potrntial politi nan I n -.. i. .s n -a.art rluI alld i ll. I iv r a polltu lall i all hi as president If glsaru a tfiou r. I'm not air.ud to voir lot a h ad or His soil niiiiio wi .111h .uni i .in dn' altitudo lire not ond nous indicators ol his .ihililv lu 1 iMd is .i pri-sidonl His sllonc o bolits ,i in.in ul ii turn, iind until ho is ,ii, uff11 in i ,ind iduto thoro is nu ru.isun fur ovir.im uus t,ilk \ vviso in.in knows win'll tu ktiep his mouth shut a closr-d mouth g.ithors uu tool Lynda Westcott Journalism 30 yrjri of btuUlirsa 4nd clvtc r«jM-nrll<T. rmlur*rtl l>y KIGtfT 13) PRIVACY EBEN DOBSON for City Council Ward 3 “We cannot let Measure 5 afteet the quality of higher education. 1 Fresh views &, Common Sense FOR ALL OF WARD 3 NEIGHBORHOODS - UNIVERSITY - DOWNTOWN PAD FOR AND AUTHORIZED BY DOBSON FOR CITY COUNCtt . PO BOX 18)8 tUOf Nt . OR .)A( K Hil 1 IN< .S TnMturm Sturt ini; $1695 ( imip.ii v a! S22 »n \ up V ,n iH\ nM-.nln.is ( hiMtsr l » rim .1 v .11 i* l \ ni si \ l» > I .it Ion dim t sn\ i 1114s ni 30-60% ix'hm rc^ul.u rrl.iil t*\en d.iv! :U2-()»73 Great Outdoor Clothing Company THt Nf’RICflN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION Univ<rr:\Jty of Oivsjor* t*nt5entx: AFRICAN CULTURAL NIGHT An All African Gastronomic and Music F estival DATE: SATURDAY MAY 9, 1992 VENUE: COLLIER HOUSE FACULTY CLUB TIME: 6:30 P.M. - MIDNIGHT TICKETS I •( [ '<% 4 . h »11 * * k < > Students, $5 ft others, SA !» kuts no iivx !<■ it 4m t it ft w> EMU Main Desk < 11 *) i it Room 19 fiiondty Halt ■:>< at tt*» [Xi*>r f 4 riK.ko ntoiMKitk <i cal Lit .< EJ-1 ‘-it 21G 01 .'-Vi LZ'il Come discover the rich diversity of African cuisines and Music from Cameroon, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa, Togo, and many other countries. THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON Fly dales
