Women’s Center in transition
By Mandy Baucum
Two temporary positions in
the Women's Center have been
extended until the end of the
school year ns part of a complete
reorganizing of the center
The part-time women's advo
cate and receptionist positions
will continue the center's liare
bones structure until a perma
nent one can fie set up.
Right now. the positions are
the only ones in the Women's
Center. The only services still
provided are Safende. advocacy,
and resource and referral
"What we're going through
now is a transition period." said
Cheryl Hunter. ASUO executive
coordinator
As a result «jf few qualified
iipplii ants at the end of spring
term, the < enter dosed for the
summer. Hunter said When the
school year started, center offi
cials decided it needed to be
reorganized. she said
The lad of applicants was a
factor center officials considered
when they decided to reorga
nize.
"It was sort of the crisis that
precipitated the whole process."
Hunter said
So the hare-hones structure
was instituted for four months
until a new structure could be
decided upon
However, the Women's (enter
review committee had not made
anv decisions by January and
agreed tc> keep ih*' temporary
structure until the end of this
year
Hunter, who sits on the com
mittee. said the committee
de< idetl to extend the positions
Ih» ause it needed more time to
plan the r enter's reorganization.
"So we were going to slop
back and come up with a com
pletely different angle." Hunter
said
Hunter said the committee
should have a permanent strut
lure in plate for next year's
Women's Center, but right now
is seeking more diverse mem
bers for the committee before it
begins the dm ision making
process
SUPERFLY
Dear Superfiy,
So what is up with the
nightlife in Eugene? I mean
what kind of choices do saucy
young pleasure-seekers have to
choose from? Doc's Pick-up
Pond, the Veterans of War Hole.
|ohn Henry's House of Degener
ates and "Scenesters.” Perry's
Micro Dance Floor, or McMen
namin's Double Dip Hippie
Hovel full of spendy beer and
frowning service! What's a
bawdy babe to do when the
options nin cold and the nights
go restless?
— Down on Doc's
Dear D on D.
You are not the only one
struggling at tins point There
was even a time when Superflv
considered the fact that the only
thing left to do wus study.
But then it happened SI "s life
changed instantly once we dis
covered the game of pool Try it
(Go find yourself some Duck
Bucks, there's a coupon for dis
counted pool, but you might not
find any because wo stole a cou
ple hundred.) If that's not your
style, maybe you'd enjoy The
Cadillac Ranch, where the scent
of Unit is in tlie air
— Superfly
Dear Su peril y.
I'm having some trouble with
my roommates. I live with two
other women and one man
We’re having problems because
no one will fulfill their respon
sibilities of housecleaning. The
dishes are pilud so high we can't
find the kitchen, the bathroom is
so dirty that cockroaches have
moved in and the carpet, once
tan. is now dusty gray The
household is tense and everyone
is mad and frustrated with the
living conditions, yet no one
wants to clean up How should
we go about it??
— Mr Clean
Dear Mr Clean.
With a name like that you
shouldn't have this problem
I.lit kily, you've called lor help
early in the term You can't pos
sibly have that much to do this
week Why don't you dedit ate a
day to cleaning the house, all
together. Work as a team' It can't
be that hard, just unpleasant.
Imagine how much better you'll
all feel when you're done Then.
CORRECTION
An incorrect telephone num
ber was listed for the Oregon
Marital Studies Program in Fri
day’s edition of the Emerald.
The correct numlwr is 34t>-4ll<>4
The Emerald apologizes for the
error.
for future problems, make sure
you sot up some ( loaning rules,
so that the dishes don't ever
stack up again C»ood l.u< k’
— Superfly
I)oar Superfly.
l.atoly, a lot of my friends
hove lumod sororities and in
turn have been pressuring mo to
do the same. On the one hand I
don't want to because I want to
keep my own identity, and on
tile other I like to party with the
fro! boys. Do you have any sug
gest ions'
— Sister less
Dear Sitter-less.
The only thing we ll say is
weigh the advantages and disad
vantages Are you sure you want
to lie a part of the greek system'
Don't allow yourself to be
swayed by friends you might
know now . but might grim out
of by next fall Do what will
make you happiest If you're just
interested in going to fraternity
parties, then go. hut that doesn't
mean you have to join a sorority
1 believe there's more to being a
sister than frat hoys Why don't
you go investigate7
— Superfly
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