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RALLY
Continued from Page 1
Bo Allan, co-coordinator of
tti<« rally, sold tho Hollywood
Wamnn'i Political Committee
ofTorod to help on tho financial
side and that "wo just neodod
people pnwor."
"I said. 'Lot's do something
really hig,' " Allan said
John Pollock, co-coordinator
of tho event, said the other uc
tors will ulso try to push stu
dents into going to the jkiIIs. a
message he said is essential for
students to become purl of poli
tics.
"I want students to get in
splrcxi to gel involved in the
polite al priK ess," Pollock said,
"and the way to do that is to
get registered to vote “
Pollock, who is also presi
dent of the C.ollege Democrats,
said five voter registration
booths will fie set up at the ral
ly to trv and lure unregistered
students A number of other
student groups will also hove
booths set up at the rally
‘I’m In a position to
have some
influence over
young people. What
better way to use
that influence than
to urge people to
vote?’
— Charles Dutton,
actor
Allan said ho and olhors will
taco down to tho Lane County
Courthouse before tho 5 p.m.
deadline with boxes of those
voter registration cards in hand
Pollock said ho hopes to
draw between 3,000 and 5,000
people to today's event He said
he would be happy if 1,000
more people registered on the
final day. which would odd to
the ASUO's tally of 4.000 regis
tered to date
Since the spring primaries.
Pollock and the College Demo
crnis registered nlxiut 700 vot
ers on their own, ho said.
Similar rallies in past weeks
netted huge turnouts at the
University of Colorado and the
University of Washington,
Adan said
Adan said the Colorado
event, which featured singer
Michelle Shocked, attracted
10.000 people, and a combina
tion of Democratic vice presi
dential candidate Al Core and
the Lovemongers —■ which fea
tures members of the rock
group Honrt — brought out
12.000 people. Nearly 700 stu
dents were registered at the
Washington rally, hi! said.
CORRECTION
A photo caption on Pago
11 of the Oct. 12 issue of the
Emnnild misidentified a stu
dent speaking with Rep Les
AuCoin. The woman in the
photo is Doirdre Molandor, a
senior economics student at
the University.
Come Show Your Support to:
“Vote for a Change ’92”
1 RALLY
With
Robert Patrick
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Andrew Shue
Melrose Place
TUESDAY. OCT. 13th. 1992
11:30 A.M.
EMU East Lawn
University of Oregon
LAST DAY
TO
REGISTER
Vote for a Change ’92
UO College Democrats
Students for a Choice
Co-Sponsored by:
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OSPIRG
L.G.B.A.
UO Women’s Center
Student Insurgent
Survival Center
No on 9 Lane County
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