Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, August 24, 1992, Page 9, Image 25

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► Education
or get your
money back
Just as ( ompantes 11>nlull’ni mi thru
pi i id in Is Ircquentlv otlct wan antics,
smile i ullcges .11 c guai antecing ihcii
graduates
(oinmumtv caliches have rescinded In
the needs nl students and industries in .1
questionable economic climate hv
cusuting employment and qualified
c-ui plus ccs
1 he colleges esseniial.lv guarantee
graduates will have the netesvtis skill and
tei hnu ul mtnpeteiu v tequiretl in a cutis
level pili in then field, savs Ivan I .u li
seniiii deputv duel mi lot progiains till
the Illinois (lominunitv College
(iuveitiaiii r Boaid II gi aduates di• not
think tliev have the neiessarv skills to
sutteed altei entering the job matket,
tliev have the nption to return tin ullege at
niiiiisl. he suvs
During the liist two vcais. pilot testing
will involve community colleges
vohiniuitlv entering the program Mote
than 25 out of the 50 conununuv colleges
in the system have agreed to purtw tpati
1 h.pelnilv all lolleges will be involved
in three veals.” luch siw
\ similar progtatn at Haltimore < its
Cnmniunitv (College in Man land attempts
to alias the leats ul students entetmg a
hleak toh market
h gives student* the possibility ol
icceiving 12 tuition-ficc uedii hours il
dies <l<> nol find u job within 90 davs of
graduation
Designed fin students in ivoMrai i .urn
programs. the guarantee lit si was olleied
to June 1992 graduates
I he second tai et of the guarantee
allows unsatisfied employers the
opportunity to send a student liar k to the
college free of (harge.
“We ate guaranteeing to the employer
that we are sending out a qualified
person.* suss I cm Felton, a counselor at
job placement services at W (
“The programs realfittn out
commitment to send out qualified
individuals, producing highly skilled
professionals." Felton said ■ Lirbcth
McManus, I hr Dtamondbaek. 1 of
Maryland
REWSBRIEE S FROM CAMPUSES ACROSS THE UTIOI
► The way we became the Brady Bunch...
It'» (hr glur th.il bowl* mu grnrrulioii.
Vmi Hiinrwit IViri '* |uiIk mi iii prnK M.m u * iu*.il niglum.tir i'Oh. mv »o*r mil (•ii g'* gttmvi
i*. Aiming* Vi hi irmrmbri thr infammi* irtp lo H.m.111 .mil tin- ti.imr "I ihm dug \im km** rimilum;
.ilrnul lh? H"uh Hunih Oidovour
I >i; | voii Jumv* < .rry» .uni M.in i.i almost <it<l it on a v.u lit m the \t Lin tit t L r.in
(‘rli i .iml Jail almost did it lit tile has k of lYtrt 's inn k and lilllr ( inds and Hobbs
were oltetl kmmii In sneak anas In li<n i doghouse m make out.'
Yrs. those sspieaks i Iran Hi ails kids hast- a faded past and ihr is>i fiisxoniethiiig
genriaiiun lan'i get enough nt it Hradsmania lias sparked a book and an nil
Hioadssas pros Ills in >11
\|| ihr iunni|s nl "mi rslunus misdeeds hast- lieen eontimirsl bv < .Is g a. mi
linn Williams, nhsintoir (.r>mj; I t./hrls an espis. nt life in die l\ Imtiwhuld
kalis nl the shon mas lx- sill prised tn Irarn \\ ill la ms Vs Im mn r dated f In Ml it t
Urildri viii rsrn sin used lip In mu k slisued mi ns i assn in
Hill all nl this talk nl shunned linages and 1 it linnal ills est da s lint suipusi |ill
and k anil Ss ilnn as i n pi i id in ei s nl Ihr H Mi ■ / ' fh :'S /(it' ' nlm sas sexual
tension htrralls vr fx-sl among die Hradss
"(.leg and Man la nets alnass making ors at eai h othrl ill ihr m iginal sin in
Faith Snlnnas suss "We ealight nil to it and |usi useil it as pail nt mil shun
Ihr Solon as sisiri s 11 rated the ptodut turn nhl< h I e mails Hunt s Hui i
episodes noldlor-nind and dun led It Im ( hu ago s \nnnsaiue Ihratrt Sun <
thru, Tht Rtal t.iif Hunty Bunrh s populaiits has exploded likt an osrtstullrd
Ix anhag i lull with tin lallout resulting in \rn Vm k ami la»s Migrles poxhn nous
I Ills llashhai k tn the 7tls is i otnplrtr with lime glrrti and mange km mu a
polvestet mitiisk.ilts anil sidrlmtiis Hi ads htingis Ians pas k the usualls sold mil
shows and often res lie | w >| iiil.n Htasls lilies along with tin- as tots
l ul Southern ( allfoinia |iimoi k in k in hson went tn the shnn in whit h Man u
breaks hei nose betcMr her big date "It s die lad right non I In hOs and 70s are
Inp again "
lames 1‘rtlis who nmks in 1\ pininulinns and publis us at I’alumounl suss tin
inlet est in the Hradss isn't (list a purl of a '70s resisal I le Ix-heses the shun itsalf is a
nail of the twrntsvitnething generutkui
Ne<* talon from
Bradytand
Greg high. Cindy.
Bobby and Tiger?
Go a»k Alice
- /V llnuh huruh IS M1\ thmn sass IVlIis who will kill willi \\ luwilis nn Ills l»»ik 'Mini wr writ- Mils wr ill iik.rn
waithlii|{. .mil wr wanlril lulu- thrill Ilmvwrrr ihr ({immI<»I<1 dass
\ irwrisu aiiiiiiK Ini tin- >!'»xl ulil il.issi riuiliK h.ivr kept the Hiuilss populai s.ns I sunr.i Mianr. i |Ulimi H ill' I
III Nrw Mr\un "li S all atxnil nostalgia When vim srr tlir show it icinimls mu nl vum i hildlnxxl Wi ill i an
rcmcmlx-l Vu Himh Butuh mh\ the was wr frit Imi k then '■l.mra Rrmlix. Hath /aV»- l nl Nrw Mr\m>
► In search of the
perfect dorm...
S|k-< tain limning - limning (lul appeals In MudcniV mtc-rcMs as
ncli as lliru needs - is i hanging the iai e nl the old dnimitorv
image \nd siudcnls, eagei in malt li iheu lilesivle in ihrir
emtronincni, ,ui moving in Iasi
At Oregon State 1 . the
wellness hall .Hid inter
national lulls air among
llir most popular on
i ampus. s.n\ Paulette
Kan It lonl. assistant
) director of housing
l I hr wellness hall
foe uses on keeping lit
and has a no-smoLing
and no-alt ohol standard
West International House
prosides an opportuntts Itrr
JAMtS I WAiHlH
DAll Y UWWKSf (WKiHAM <OUNC U
I S titi/cns and students from
around the world to cclcbtatr dim
dlvriMtr, Ralrhlord savs 111 addition, a
womcn-tiwngmer iing flnoi n v hcdulrd loosen in Srptrtnbrt
And jt Brigham Young I sfx*< ialt\ dorm fever has grown into a
language- tomplrv s.ns |oshua < oat. foreign langtiagi- housing
setrctars Russian |ap.inrsr llrhirs* \ialm firm li. Spanish.
Italian and (<riiii.ui air vnnr ol ihr languages lhal will lx- s|mkru in
(hr lless foreign I aitguagr Studs Resident r < I irilplrv when it ojiens
llm fall laving in I hr dm ins also sainlirs a language ma|ui
irquirrinrnl foi spr tiding linir in a Imrign t ountrs. ( a»al sass
Sirvr Huinrll a UN I sophomore wlm lives m lfir Russian
languagr house. sass the Ix-sl part alxaii living in ihr dominoes is
speaking ihr languagr "You hr.u ihr languagr firing spokrn and
ton rcinrmbef things ynu wouldii l when vuu don I speak 11 li
brings von logrlhri and helps von sjM-ak lirllri
laving m this isjx- ol housing is Ix-Uri than lakiug i lasses, hr suss
"It's i ert.unlv morr prai llial than a regular i lass hr< ausr in a
regular i lavs nol rsrisonr ran speak at oner But heir, ton gel
hands-on rxpenrtu r lierausr- vou get to speak the language
And spn ialtv housing continues to glow hi popular uv as
universities slirvr lo nirrl ihr nrrds ol diverse sludrnl Ixidirs Si I
ol Southern < California, students can c house from a vat iris ol
resident r halls depending on their intrtrsis ()ptions in< hide
latino and i mema Hours and a law house, s.ns < ..the Smith ol
1 St s student support stall
' I hr dor ms ait- popular, rsper tails among those who have
sjm-i tal interests and wain lo inert others in die same held, savs
\imrc < shulski. sue president lor advot at s ol die I nisei si iv
Residential Sludrnl ( ommumtv “It's a gir.u was lo Irani things
outside of the i lassiomn "•< snthla Douglas. I hull Harumtlrt
(hegon Stale l