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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1992)
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Soft Drink $1.79 * Offer good 11.00 a m. - 4:00 p.m. (No Coupon Necessary) CAMPUS • 1930 Franklin _ 687-2848 UO's APASU And The OSU Asian Cultural Center PRESENT Northwest Asian American Theater An Asian Aiurm.tn thru Hr Iumjjk liom Seattle lVr!« Tilling O^hc tjjest O/ PLUS Post Performance Discussion ot Asian American Theatre and Issues Sunday, May 10, 1992 2:00 P.M. • Hult Center All Tickets $3.00 Ticket* are available at the Hutt Center ticket olhee and E MU Main Dc»k Store LAW Continued from Page 1 lot Tom Uartlrtt Parker explained that the re port simply asked that tin' Iavs Sthnui !h l .limited, alotlg Wittl other professional st hools, for its i niiirituitions to tin1 t'nivor sitv Hr said tlir ( ham rllor did not target the program (or rlim in a lion, but wanted it cum Ifird for Its [ list rffrt llvrness only The report vs .is part of the OSSHK •. budget lustrui lions to tin Pliant rllor and thr right presidents of OSS Hi. institu tions I hr instrut lions ap proved VVialnrsdav . -in tatr tii.it nil h < ampus prrsidrnl prrparr thru I'iUl lOMli budgets a! a irvi : JO prrt rnt hr low till" Stair support nrrdrd to sustain thr i 'ri.' , ri i program levels i iu means that various set v i t programs will have t.i in .t a! thou gh ' in I vr r si I v President ?.h :.'s Brand has said th, il the I'tmiTMU will riii! Mil fer mud' vertunl ruts of pro grains. departments or > oi leges B r a mi i ssurii i statement inmernmg the law s. hnol in whic h hr expressed i nnlidrm , lh.il Ill' i.i w m lu»r w .: i Iir r< tamed I believ r that our superb law m IuhiI (.in withstand thr i loses! of si rutmies Brunil said, .mi) that in tiiii mid, (ire gun will he able In main!,nil ils long standing commitment In alfurdullle, publti legal elm .1 lion We mwensure 1 hit thosi’ who | a.ii la r i,tv\ >11 , inr stair repres. ;i! the Ii,- diversity of our populalion. mil pist those w ho i an afford thr kind of Iui lions ussot la led vsdth a private legal mini ution Br.ii i will have to make sin eral recommendations lor tail ti. K k-. I \ June, after w hich I ho DSSMK hoard will make ils Ii n.il <lt-( isions Law students meanwhile didn'I rt’ji t t<s !hi' Krgi\trr Cu.irii arte 1c u itii much i on cent It s mil 11ki■ it s somethin); !51 ■% . Mild ifaVI‘1 Knlh I ond \ ear law st uden I Yi. n-.nl m tin1 ji.i|><-r e\ cr\ three nuinlhsth.it the law sch .ui will close First-year law student Keith Kramer s.inl students have been bust with eminis the last feu days and haven't roollt thought aliuul the possibility We don't hate a lot of tune in be concerned." he said Kramer said the law school shouldn't he in trouble as far as cost effectiveness is i oncerned. hei ause it is probablyOne of the more cost effective schools at the University In-state stu dents pav 50 percent of the to tal < ost of their education. ( om pared in III pen ent lor students in other professional schools STROSSEN Continued from Page 1 against g.ivs and |i■\tu.iMs i ominitled h\ .1 1 ouple s,[ < arret-,: aiui hornier memhers 0! the Los An geh s I’olit i' Department !n ailiin -.sing (!ii Issue of guy .mil lesbian rights Si;.ism ii s.iid she and the \( Id believe Oregi n ;s "regressing m terms of its si.mt e on i ns! Ami'lld mcnt issui's Sin expressed surprise fh.it sui is -in iiiiti-itfvi’ would lx- |)ro|insi‘d in .t stale Ilk. Oregon She knows of no similar proposal* in other status other than attempts to repeal anti disr nmmatmn ordiuari.es Strossen said she has never seen a state that would go so hit to loste! dlstntuina t ion I think 1! s ironu lor me to he in tins state a: going against a hallol measure, lie. .ills' tile repu tation this state has earned is one that is partii.u Inrlv .uieptmg ol the rlgiits of individuals, she said liven New Orbms has mined m fax. r of grant jng , ivii rights to homosexuals Strossen said thr illy was embarrassed trs ils support ol David Duke, former t S presidential candidate It has slru e pied to develop .1 more non-discriminators image with risen! idlorls to tre.it guvs and lesh; alls as eipia! Strossen said that tree expression and academe treeilom are also in danger ol being harmed In the ( K A initiative, not just discrimination The ()( A proposal asks that 'spts die.ills the State Department ol Higher Hdiuatuui anal the1 publu si hoois sluill assist in setting a standard lor Oregon's voulh that recogni/rs bomosexuali Is pedophilia, sadism or masochism .is abnormal, wrong unnatural and perverse and that these be haviors are to lie d Isci hi raged and avoided. The Supreme dourt has said that (the acadene K ..tmmitv is the ipiintessentia! marketplace o! ideas.' Strossen said 1 oiler these proposed measures students and I.nulls members would in' prohibited Irom dtsr ussing or reading material that might !•>■ seen as endorsing t ertain sexual ori entations ARTS Continued from Page 1 iht- base u( a!! art todav lalvs rent c suni 111 ihf past, the lesllval vs ,is a vs iTUont! ( I■!«■(>rat ion but 11 thin liicii out til latrr years. 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