Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, June 04, 1992, Page 12B, Image 23

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MEMORIES
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tor breakfast Some woman
made a rude comment about my
breakfast and sard Ob that s ter
rible and she gave me a dirty
look She was sell-righteous
about it The clerk put her in her
place after she left.' Curtis said
Aime Baissac. a graduating
senior in sociology and romance
languages, had her mosl memo
rable e»oefionce in college, not
here in Eugene, but on a Univer
Sfty program to Ecuador
I just learned so much and
met some really great people
who could iook beyond then
wo'ld and understand more,
Baissar said My host family
d<Jn t understand anything I said
the first day They told me this a
tew weeks later when I could talk
better
That experience has made
me wish to travel more and learn
more about Third World coun
tries That's why I ve decided to
go into the Peace Corps I'm go
mg to Africa in six weeks to
> leach english. Baissac said
' Jon Motohiro. a graduating
, senior in marketing and manage
ment. said tha memory that
stands out most in his mind is
his first impression of Eugene
The first thing you look back
on is what you thought of school
i saw a fiekt of sheep by the Eu
gene airport and thought whal
did I get myself into The airport
was one little shack and now its
totally different. Motohiro said
Coming to she University, I
had no idea where Eugene. Ore
gon was. he said "The first
thing i d-d was go straight to the
encycioped a Our perception of
Oregon it, so limited and when
you see a small airport and
sheep you think uh-oh
Rachel Pollm, a graduating
senior in sociology, had iwo
memories that stood out above
the rest One was very recent for
her of the Rodney King trial pro
test on campus and the other
was being a facilitator for wom
en s studies classes
i was upset about the trial so
I got out of classes early and
went to the protest It was the
first lime I as a college student
heard black voices on this cam
pus I knew of racism before but
never heard about it from the
mouths of the people who expe
rienced it," Polltn said
"I left the power of people
who cared coming together mak
ing a statement I was scared
when people started breaking
the windows The most powerful
moment was when we raised our
lists lor a moment ol silence.
I lound facilitating women's
studies to be an eye opening ex
perience I learned about over
coming homophobia I learned
that I had been raised in a
homo-phobic environment
Learning to overcome it was the
most important part ol my expe
rience It was the first time I had
positive role models that were
lesbians
The facilitators were a tight
group and we would go bowling
3nd hang out together.'' Pollin
said
This is just a small sample ol
the wide variety ol memories the
graduating seniors are taking
away with them. Enjoy your time
at school because before you
know it you may find yourself
reminiscing about your times at
the University
Mia Bertelsen
SCHOOL
Continued Irum [*aj;e KB
mg on the GRE, so rt should be
taken while still in school, even it
the student does not plan to go
to graduate school directly after
graduation
The results ol the test are val
id tor live years Students should
also check to see what other
tests the school or department
they wish to enter may require
Financial assistance in gradu
ate school is seldom based on
need as it is with undergraduate
study Applications should be
submitted early, because
schools often make decisions on
students before the deadline
Support can be offered in a vari
ety of ways, including fellow
ships, tuition waivers and loans.
'Graduate schools are very
interested in students who have
a specific purpose and long term
goals." Strange said "Good stu
dents can usually get some form
ol support "
For some programs it is wise
to take some time off after re
ceivmg a bachelor s degree and
spend some lime ai a job, belore
applying to graduate school, ac
cording to a guide tor prospec
tive graduate students prepared
by the Council ot Graduate
Schools in Washington D C Of
ten these programs consider that
the quality of a person's experi
ence in the work place after the
bachelor's degree is as impor
tant as a good academic record
Strange, who is also co-au
thor of the book. Applying To
Graduate School, agrees
For students who want to
take some time off before going
to a master's program, they
should remember to stay in con
tact with people about letters of
recommendation." she said
They should also consider tak
ing some community education
classes or doing volunteer
work '
The Unrversrty offers a variety
of master s programs, including
music, business administration.
architecture and allied arts and
journalism, as well as offering in
tegrated interdisciplinary studies,
which are planned according to
individual interests.
There were 1,768 master s
students and 1.246 doctoral stu
dents enrolled at the University
for fall 1991, with the average
age of masters students being
approximately 32
The University's schools and
departments determine their own
specific requirements for gradu
ate admission and degrees. The
Graduate School requires 45
credits, with at least a 3 00
G P A m all graduate courses
taken in the degree program
Some departments require more
credits and may require addition
al transcripts and/or tests for en
trance into certain programs
Graduate classes for tall 1992
begin Sept 28 and applications
are due by July 17.
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