Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, May 13, 1992, Page 4, Image 4

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FBI
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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 !
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