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UNIVERSITY
Savings mount with office supply program
By Ben Moetoius
Otvgar CMy [m&ml
The Reusable Office Supply
Kxchange. in the eight months
il has been in operation, has
saved the University more than
a few paper dips
The program, which is open
to fm ulty. stuff, graduate tea< fl
ing fellows, student groups and
administration, is a plate to
leave surplus supplies and pit k
up mans needed items free
Karyn Kaplan, who works for
campus ret yt ling, said the pro
gram has saved almost Si 1.000
situ e it started
The small room on the north
end of Prince Lumen Campbell
contains almost even office
supply item ever imagined The
shelves are stocked with
Kolodexes, rubber bands, adhe
sive labels, adding machines,
index cards and more
Todd Parnngton works in the
ext hangu a few hours a week
taking inventory, adding up the
value of the items He finds out
what the items that are taken
would have tost if thev were
purchased instead.
FILE PHC.O
A plethora of supplies lines the Recycled Office Supply Exchange.
A key to th(> exchange can he
(hocked out at the English
department in Room 11H !’!.(. A
small form is filled out to keep
track of what is taken and what
is left
The program promotes reuse of
items that would otherwise he
thrown away Kaplan urges those
who ran to take advantage of the
supplies, hut said students at
large are not allowed to partici
pate.
Kaplan said the exchange was
first thought up by management
service employees that noticed a
high amount of waste in offices
throughout the University.
Kaplan said that thanks to
administrative support of recy
cling efforts on campus, small
programs are being created that
save the University money.
POLICE BEAT
Thu following incidents were reported to the Uni
versity Offi< e of F’ublii .Safety and the Fugene police
department Feb 2-8
• A student reported his $800 hit vcle stolen from
the 1 t()() block of Agate Street f ob 1
• A 17-year-old transient was arrested for tres
passing on the 1 Hit) block of Alder Street fob -t
• A student reported sexual harassment f eh 5
Au ording to pole e reports the student was out On
a date with a man who was reportedly more inter
ested in tlie physical parts of her being, and tried
to touch her under her dress
• An 18-yeat old student was i ited for posses
sion of a firearm in a public building on the 1500
block of Fast 15th Avenue Feh A According to
police reports, the student was firing his pistol in
iiis dormitory room. He was also cited for minor in
possession of alcohol and for carrying less than
an ounce of marijuana.
• A backpack was reported stolen from the Uni
versity Bookstore Feb. 5 According to police reports,
a 27-year-old student left bis backpack in the down
stairs book-bag area, and when he returned, it was
gone. The loss amounted to SIS.
• Two students reported their bicycles stolen
from the 1900 block of Alder Street Feb (i. Accord
ing to police reports, the bicycles were stored in the
living room of their residence, unsei ured, when
they were taken. The hikes were worth $2,000 and
$350.
• A 20-year-old student reported his $2,000 vehi
cle stolen from his residence Feb. 0
• A female student reported a harassment letter
on the 1400 block of Colombia Street Fob. G.
— Compiled by Susanne Steffuns
TOMORROW IS THE DEADLINE!
We’ll ask you to do
unusual things
Well, not exactly dancing half naked
but many tuber interesting tasks
Be a Resident Assistant
University 1 lousing is looking lor active,
enthusiastic people who would like to till the
Resident Assistant jxisitions in the residence
halls tor the 94-95 academic scar
Compensation:
Room and board plus $600 per year.
Eligibility:
Must have junior standing by tall term
1994 and have a cumulative GPA of 2 $ or
) b'Bber
You must also attend this orientation session
Monday Feh. 14th, 7pm, Housing Office
(Walton Complex).
Application deadline:
Friday, Feb. 11th, 5 pm
Kir more information contact: University Housing
or call 346-4277
By the way, if you like dancing half
naked, don't hesitate to come.
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diversity and in compliance with the ADA