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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1992)
T0% OFF'ANYTHING1 IN THE STORE POSTERS j CONVERSE DR. MARTENS 57 w Broadway and 957 Willamettn Downtown Mall Regular or sale Price VANS VISION LA GEAR j rr SAME OLD HANCOUT? WHAT'S UP WITH THAT? f • 4 TV'S wtth Big Screen i • Micro’s on Tap } * Full Bar BLAZERS Great Food Video Machines _ _c TTT 165 W 11* at King Wah's TTTTT TTPT* 683-8101 . ’.•■.ttm-'.T-vTrrv.vv GERMAN AUTO SERVICE, INC. “29 years of Quality Service” Mercedes • BMW • Volkswagen Audi • Datsun • Toyota 342-2912 2025 Franklin Blvd Eug»n«, Oregon 97403 ENTER TO WIN THE PRESTIGIOUS STIREETFOCilHIYEIR DO Y®UIRNIAMENIT Thursday, May 14th, 5:00p.m. FMU Recreation Center $2.00 Registration fee (quarters tor competition are paunledl Sign-up at the Ret* Center anytime before 5:00 May 14th * AMUSEMENT UNLIMITED. INC Specializing in Eletromc Video and Pinball Games ‘rl/i-s DoiijU iI In (In- hollow inj; Merchants n“7JTerty«kl Alley / HAPPY TRAILS SAM'S ON CAMMJS « »»’>««• 4 M fyinmin Cll ChAzpro A 'A A A A A A A* A A A AA A A A A DEMOCRAT FOR PRESIDENT ^¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥# [EUGENE MCCARTHY! n K C om»‘ l li\ir l lis AiKlrvss ‘ TODAY l 4:30 p.m. I In the EMU Courtyard 5 tiT I'V t itI r MA .irtln \ * M, ri : \ i.• vs !>r !'u^. n. >¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥y¥¥¥¥»¥¥¥¥¥¥»¥¥« FBI Continued from Page 1 students ■ illdu't have gone ' !!.: ■ uut • ‘i fear that they would be targeted fi ■ r invesligjti Bills a.mi could have written a to no- l.tu rr.iltl i-iiltor for free, liul she s.in) slo pin' >■ the .tii Ih*< huso she didn't hi lieve the ;>-ii•' vviiuId prut! her letter ! he luiivnild doesn't support students rights to protest. she s,llii Don Peters. I'mrruUi editorial editor s.ud the paper prints everv letter that is 250 Words or less and not Idxdous -Bobby Lee. ASPO president elis t said he he I iet ed the ad Was .1 wise use of student 11ione\ In addition to plat ing the ad. P is ofTlc e has i om filled a list of six h* a I law yi : ■ w ;. hot; I . :■ ;. resent students facing federal investigation I he lawyers wili not charge for their services Hills n : ■ ed ti ye their names to the 1 nu-r.iLi I). - aiso releaseii a statement to tin media Mi nday saying the mvestig.it: n was : . : ■ it harassing and si apegoating Studi nts III the statement, she ini orris tly i:i;j hod that t!o offending students could lat' as much as a 10 \ ear prison sen tent e penalties like 10 years usually involve mur der 'I tat, ,, d Who.; .id s h .is i a it : !." > h ;i.n : s l or a suspect to reieive a 10 year sentence, a nidge would . •• v require nu.i: : d. oars w rth of damage. multiple felons < one u lions and signifii'ant prison tune. Slielduhl said Assuming the lefendants don t have previous misdemeanor or criminal corjvu lions, the legal gm,!i lilies ‘.So , d -...n-es! a sellletu e of 10 to II. months it fcder.it mean oration ,u-^ot»y fi - Angry protesters who smashed windows at the Eugene F cderal Building April 30 Face an FBI investigation But Sheiduhl ‘•■lit! theist' guidelines ma\ vary wall difit-rent i iron instant«s lor eat h easy For in stant e S holdall I if .1 do Ion da hi p loads guilty md o i opts responsibility then the suggested •■rule n( i won Id bet omc! six In n months Bills u .is un.e. uilable to i omment on why her estimates >! the possible sentem e were inut ( t, late TUTORING Continued from Page 1 institutions charge, which Can In* as linn It as Slt(M) People with physical and learning disabilities ran find helpful resources through Al.S s Lducutlonal Opportu nilliis Program, which also helps low-income students and students whose parents dtil not graduate from four year colleges Besides leaching skills to improve at adisftile perfor main i Id )P also provides counselors to help students whose persona! problems could hinder their scholastic achies ement However, liecause of limit ed funding, not everyone ell glide ( .in re< else the pro gram's benefits applicants an- screened with assistance given in those who need it most The w ide range of options offered In Al.S brings about many different types of stu dents A vers diverse group of students use our services, l.rsvk said We work with freshmen through graduate students, and sv e see a num ber of international students, t spei tally in the wt it i ng lob." Till’ v\ riling lab is parlti u laris popular around class paper deadlines said Ml i haul Haddigan a tutor at the lab (TIh* students) ri'ullv i otiHi m right before a paper is dun," Haddigan said Von sfo a lino of people coming in." Tun I.illev. ALS tutorial supervisor, said the occa sional long wait lor tutors would hi prevented il slu denis planned their time more wlselv i nfortunaiels main stu dents d.> not plan ahead lor midterms and finals. Lilies said t onseijiientlv. at these times, an titiusualiv large number d students seek, drop-in help ' !’ or tin is* ■ win) desire more attention than the drop-111 basis allows, and an: willing In pay a f«•«■. AI.S also of Tors small-group tutoring De signed for groups of tiir«■ • • to lour, and at a t ost of Sdd a term per participant, stu dents i an be tutored in near l\ every are.! of study However, students in tilt" less popular classes nmy not find a tutor at the program in their area of study This is because tutors an; mainly hired for i lasses with the highest demand. I.esyk said I! a student wants a tutor in courses other than those that are in high demand, then w e t onsult our data base The database is a compu ter list of qualified student tutors I bis service, called the Registry, provides a stu dent with up to three names til qualified students willing to tutor students in the less popular classes The student and tutor then negotiate fees, usually between S.'i and S7 an hour tor low er division work and Sti and Sid an hour for upper-division wot k ALS tutors are rtrtjuirtrtl to have ,it least two faculty ref erem es The matfi tutors are us u a 11 v u nd i rgrad uales skilled through calculus, w 11fi some (Aperient e in sta list11 > The writing tutors are usually first-vear graduate students who will he tear fl ing U r 111 ng 1 Z 1 or 1 Z Z Many of the writing tutors are experient ed journalists, or higli school or college writing teachers The tutors consider their work a good work-study )oh. In i arise it pays more than many johs "(The tutors) like their Jobs, l.esyk said We don't have .i high turnover rale I'he tutors for the math and writing labs are avail able Monday through l-'ri day. 'I a m to -i p m , in naans U 1 and V) l'l.( 1 DUCK CALL Continued from Page 1 IntiubH 'C Ihtion, so fewer class es niav fie available Also beginning lull lenn, the Iasi das lo withdraw from classes and get a 100-percent refund will tie l-riday. Sept 2f> tin: hist business dav before! classes begin In the past, stu dents u i re eligible fot a lull re bind through the (irst das ol classes Johnson saui Oregon State Hoard ol Higher 1.donation poli < v sets the lull refund deadline at the das (adore i lasses begin, hut the 1'msersits ss as except ed from the rule because arena registration made it impossible to drop i ourses until the first lias ol ( lass Students who register before Sept 1 t will he mailed a Stu dent Si hedule and Tuition Bill ing Statement on Sept I f> Stu dents who register later will need to pic h up their state ments at the registrar's offic e Studi n!s i an expei I to regis ter on one ut those da s s • : el :,.i st u dents May t H • Sei:: Us M,|s 1 it to 20 • Mas 20 to 2 2 •Si;! : May 2•> ! • I May 27 to 2ft • t mils hd Sept ! ETALS v. ^ : anm k n l lit () Sl'MI M !: 4 *' ghi d! 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