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CRIMES Continued from page 1 specialist for Office of Public Safets "This issue is most important bet ause there needs to be an a< curate m i mint of bate crimes, or people will think that everything is Oh on this i nmpus said Sands Tsunevoshi. staff pssi hologist .it the University t Counseling Center \lso. the need for an ai i urate rei ord is so that we can show this to the administration I'hes ss ill In- more responsise to reports of bias ( rimes on this campus However both Tsutteyoshi and Of’S i.;nr that mans students don't report h ite crimes Some students mas be ipatbetu or feel that action ssill lie taken I think th.it a lot of jteople believe lh.it it's not going to help Ihe\ don't know vvho's disi rinunating against them, and the polic e rant do anything vs ithout a sus pec i." OPS records spot iahst said She emphasized that if the vii tint felt he or she had been disi rimm.ited against then that was grounds to file a huts i rune report Also, if even student would report In,is c rimes the polic e could tr.u e .1 pal tern of dates times and pl.it rs where these ( runes is i ur 1 his IS I ru< lal to finding and prosec uting most violators Wet: 1\ . ;•!!;< rrs will' spend tittle with ndents Who i are about student s salets iiid how tliev feel OPSreiordsspeti.il ist said I he off:i e:s o' t )PS hope to fa- a deter rrnl bv being visible on campus I’hev re alsti w orbing with the Kat »• 1 ask tun c to halt bias t rmit's on tins campus However. stunt' personal accounts would suggest that the hate t rimes on this t timpus are on the rise I've experieiu eti r.u ism sint e I t ailie to the t niversitv " saul Siio Shigeoka of the dean of stuilents stall \tv friends would talk about tfie things that happened tothem In ret enl \ ears the rat ism is less blatant, but there are small lin idem es everv ti,i\ I get up even morning saving VVhat am I going to lie u toti.n Shigeoka ami I sunev osh i both u ork on tile Kat e I i t, I on I he task ton e e made up of students, tat viItv and staff on tins t amptis Its ^(ral is to report on all ‘This issue is most important because there needs to be an accurate account of hate crimes Sanely Tsunoyoshi psychi)A u; s’ llillt' i mill's nil (Ills I .iillpus \lso ttir t.isk fori i‘ works as in mlvo< ,ito for stu ifi'lils who 111.IV ti'i'l too I til i m id, iti'd to s|»'.lk l urrenllv. thi*\ uro hopim; to oiv..ini/i‘ .1 i o.ilitioii ( untpnsoil of stu ilnits student unions mui t.n uliv to to, IIS oil pr.'V i • 111.1' IV e Itlf.lsuo-s MISSION Continued from page 1 bringing him i oflee Toda\, there's no yeoman position Sometimes these dis< ussions bei oine so deep that the group refers to the various resouri es sui h as video tapes, referent e manuals and let hnii al guides that demonstrate how the equip merit of the Shirship larturprise is supposed to operate A surprisingly large number id students enjoy Stm Irek. said Martin 1 islier, STK mem her "The rut.cut series I'hf Sr\l liriwrntionwas rated numher one and Drop Sjmrr .Vine hum her two m syndication (The shows) are always popping tip in conversation in i lass and other place Hut. to really under stand it you must get together and talk about it." To some students, SI II. uiav seem insignifii ant and frnolous Hut these skeptical students underestimate the influent e ol the student leaders who belong to this small hut powerful fori e A c ouple of the student leaders rei all that a dei ision by the l tni versit s s ( tins ti tut ion (iourt was influenced h\ the movie Stai I rrk II rlu• W'rntli ol Kalin A lorinei Clnel lustu •• I’aul l.nv Hlg sauI I he in'i'iK ul ihi*mam out weigh thi’ needs of the leu or the one " I lie quote was originally spo kel, by Spill k HI one ol the movie's i losing m ones In the future, s I K members will ,u tn eh, rej riot st iidents Rest stum eis full le . aga t li st those who ire interested in Star Trek Some members boast th.it a couple ill law students have expressed interest in joining ill*' l inks There's a big nu entive tor memliers to re< riiit I m every new member that joins, the rei ruder move up a rank I fi•• v want to mi lease the size ol the bridge t lew so one may entei as a peon hut soon move up the captain's i hair which is i orient Iv occupied by liuckaha The First ( )fTu er is ( arson and group (.ounselor is Twain Also. S TIC encourages people to listen to ‘"Irek Talk. Sun days at n p m on KWVA The i all-in show will cover recent episodes ol / hr .Yeyf (icnrnitum and / 're/j Spilt r Xmr I here are plans to i ooperate with the I ugene Chapter ot ' l rekkies and to try to bring a Star I irk i (invention to Fugene RIGHT ON TARGET r ...Emerald * CALL OUR ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT 546 3712 APPLICATION DEADLINE TODAY1 Editor-in-Chief id the OREGON DAILY I Ml RAl I) the Oregon IVlifv f mtraij, ! lu mile ;» ncE ,t indent new ‘.paper at thr l -mvmity ot Oregon, is currently .u, epnng applications toe the po- lu■!, <4 i ditor for the l VW4 > .a :•.* ye a* 1 iigiblc eanduiates inuM ht* cither an undergiaduate student a? the Lntversity enrolled lor a minimum ol six credit ha mis per irmi in three of the four academic quarters of hts ot her term as I ditot. of a graduate student at the Imversuy enrolled for a minimum of three credit hours per term in three of the foul academic' quarters of his or tier term as Editor AH appm ants must be m good .u ademu standing Prior newsroom experience required ! he t begun l 'u!jv I rtiffiiUi is pub!" h- A be .1 ■" piofil uep’ijiion which operates independently of the l mverMtv Die primary purpose of the ODI is to provide education and naming, for students tn all aspec ts of newspaper operation by serving a campus audienc e with news, editorial and advertising content I he Id nor of the Old who reposts to a 10 pci on volunteer Hoard of Directors, has responsibility tor all editorial operations and all editorial 1 onient of the newspajM-r lerm >>! offu c Jur e l', hi through the last issue of Spring term. lvWS and is pre- eded b% an • it ie mat ion period which begins no later Mav .* and e\ie: d through June n I his is a paid position Interested patties should pic k up an appln at ion pat ket whu h includes a job desc nptton at the t.)I)I front desk in Suite HX) I Ml ot v.ail H6 »r>ll for nu*re information ( ompleted applications must be returned to the ODI Board of Directors in the ODI office by 5 00 p m » rulav April I D>°4 An individual will be selected by the board or \pn! l'h 1’;<H I hi c )regon Daily f merald is un l quu » fpp<>ffuni/y I mplover ami re lommittcJ fo a cu/rundiv tine*c ^otkpLue . 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