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Announcing the Opening of
the New Agate Apartments
l Diversity Housing is now taking applications lor Winter Term
assignments to the Agate Apartments The Agatr Apartments an- located
atr*>ss (tom campus on the southwest comer ol 18th Avenue and Agate
Street Ihcte are a variety ol twenty apartments ranging in tent Irorri
5 WO |)et month to $655 pet month Kent includes water sewer, on arc
laundry facilities. waste collection and mycling The Agate Apartments
arc nest to Campus, close to shopping and boutique. and central to a
variety ol recreational activities These apartments aic cncrgv -.avers and
insulated to "Good C entS insulation standards You will leave lust
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but added that no ai lion would !*• taken until later
meetings
The organization will begin working meetings
starting Monday at 5 p m where the actual plan
will (hi drafted
Km Bowen. ASl <) president said the proposal
to restructure the committee vs ill he finalized by
the end of the month
The outline for the new fin* committee includes
three subcommittees that deal directly with the
budgets of student programs A larger committee
will oversee the final budget and set how much ear h
student will pay in incidental foe*
'Hie I inivorsity administration has called for new
rules governing the student fee committee for several
years now. fearing that excessive control by the IFC
could damage the quality of University programs.
At a weekend retreat last November, student
leaders from the ASUO, IFC and the FMU Board
worked out the current model to be finalized this
month
Several students who attended the meeting Mid
they were concerned the new model only
represented n new name for an old problem
The issue is micromanagement and not the new
model,” Fee said "! i an replace the names to the
II t and it w ill Imi the same problem. “
lluckaba said that the different e would be in the
i he< ks and ha lam es that could remove political
bn kenng as it arises
He agrees with Fee that the IFC's tinkering with
program funding for political reasons was harmful
overall
That's w in the new model was proposed, he said.
Ross Freeman-Jones, a student attending the
meeting, suggested that more communication
should be developed l«tween the larger body and
the subcommittees
F’reeman-|onos and other students attending said
that one of the biggest problems now is the lack
of cominunii ation between the IFCI and the larger
groups the I Ftfunds.
Currently. a member of the I Ft" also votes on the
EMU Hoard No members of the hoard are
represented on the IFC
PACKWOOD
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finally a woman asked him to
define an effet live senator and
whether he would rate himself
as one
' Mv definition of an effective
senator is 'Cam vou go to anoth
er senator, argue a position and
have a chant e of getting him or
her to adopt the position'"'
Packwood said
He said he expet ted to do that
numerous times on health care
proposals in his position as
ranking Republican on the Sen
ate Finance Committee.
Pat kwood's staff did not
annoum e Ins Rotary Club
appearance to the media until
-tr> minutes before the luncheon
began
Farlier Thursday. Pat kwood
made a brief appearance at an
unfinished library projei t in
Philomath More than 100 peo
ple mingled outside the library.
many of them earn ing signs !fiat
said sin h things as "Keep Your
Tongue In Your Mouth" and
I’m k It Up Boh
A handful of people carried
signs supporting the senator
About 200 people were
jammed inside the library Some
Bob Packwood
uf those in the crowd shoutod
for hint to resign, while others
urged him to hang onto his Sen
ate [lost lie did not respond to
the shouts
Par kwood helped librars sup
porters obtain .1 federal waiver
that allowed volunteers to work
on the project without getting
union wages. He told the crowd
it was that kind of work that he
will look hack oil with pride.
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