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versity students participating In a nationwide last
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resentatives had," Treloar
said.
Supporters of the former
committee are trying to
obtain about li.r»C)0 signatures
for a petition, which would
demand Congress to focus on
the hunger problem and suit
port Hall.
Work to help the homeless
needs to stnrt at a local level.
OSP1RG member Perry Pop
per said.
In pugene. OSPIRG and the
national student campaign
are planning a Hunger
Cleanup for Saturday. April
17 The ninth annual clean
up is a one-day workathon,
and everyone is encouraged
to either participate or donate
money to the cause.
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t iniversity Assembly Wednes
day for approval. Tin* firsi
course would locus on contem
[Mirarx rat e relations in tin* Unit
ed States, and lh<i sit ond would
examine rat **, gender, class
and/or ethnii it v in Western
and/or non-Western h* ielios
Other st hoois art* following
suit The thiiversiiv of Cali for
nia at Berkeley lias an "Ameri
can Cultures Requirement."
based on five major cultures in
tin* United States Native Amer
ican. Clmano/l atino. African
American. Asian American ami
1 tiro-A merit an
Kvery t hiss that fulfills this
requirement must t over tlire*- of
the five groups, and oulv one
t lass satisfies the requirement
I’d Berkeley does not require a
i lass on women, homosexuals
or i uitures outsitle tin- United
States
At the l 'Diversity of ( ulor.nlo
at Boulder. the ”t uilurt- md gen
tier diversity requirement
tot uses on women, rat e ami sex
tiality Students need one t lass
to satisfv the requirement Nut
limited to cultures within the
I hilled States, it covers the t ui
tures of!(»' world
Closer to home. Oregon Slate
l hiiversitv s i urru ulum ini lodes
the culture diversity require
ment " l his single-class require
ment includes a study of world
cultures and minority American
i uitures At this time, it does not
include a fot us on women
Oregon Slate is proposing a
"different e. power anti (list rim
illation requirement." in which
classes will compare two or
more cultures within tin* f hilled
States and include a study of
women's roles
Portland Stale University s
"diversity requirement" consists
The University of
Oregon also
considered
integrating religion
into its proposal,
but University
senators voted
against it last
month.
of Iwd classes from different
departments that cover gender
and world ( ulturvs
Solin' universities art still
proposing requirements
t i l.A is devising an Amen
t an diversity requirement'' that
resembles Iterholey s, In he
tmat tfd by tall til The
i .lassos v\ 111 t over three of the
five recognized culture* in the
I Hitetl St.tins
Present l\ sointi at l t I.A
believe tin! proposal's fonts on
Aimirn an t ulturvs is too rvstrn ■
ttsv. while others think people
need to learn more about vul
tures in this i oitntrv The
requirement proposal doesn’t
lilt lude women or homosexuals
t he I hiiversity of Washington
is proposing an "Ament an plu
rniism requirement," whit h will
fm iis on ethnit pluralism in the
country Neither women nor
homosexuals will lie tnt hided in
this retpuremeul Kehgion. how
ever, will lie a hit tor.
The l Sniversitv of (Iregon also
considered integrating religion
into its proposal, hut University
senators voted against it last
month.
Senate member Phil I erguson
said if religion were ini.hided,
all fat tors of discrimination,
such as disabilities, would have
to he included
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