The official newsletter published once a term by the Associated Students of the University of Oregon Executive
office with the intent to increase the student body’s awareness of the issues that affect them on campus.
Looking Out for Campus Safety
□ ASUO's Fall Safety
Campaign has sought
to provide services
for students and raise
awareness
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the has k dt Manda Hedn.uc /> k A mind
when she thinks about taking a walk on
the t 'niversily campus alone at night
1 ike many students at t'O Bodnars/yk. a junior at
the 1'nivcruty, is apprehensive ah*mt walking by hcrscl!
alter daik across the cainpus Because of concern over
her personal sateiv. slie avoids coming onto t Diversity
grounds [last dusk altogether when site can, opting to
wrap up her on campus errands and returning to tier
apartment adjacent to the intramural fields before seven
in the evening
Still, Bednarc/yk often has meetings at the Sc hool
of Journalism tn Allen Hall that end late in the evening
When these meetings are over, she finds herself on a lone
trek hack to tier apartment alter sundown It is during
l fie sc walks that she iri(i< os die numerous areas on
campus that are dark and lia.e poor lighting At the same
time, she also can't help hut notice her own sense ot
ansiely
"Vou get a creepy feeling when you'ie walking
around some parts of campus, even along a well used
route like I'nivcmty Street." explained Itcdnarc/yk
SAFETY, Continued on page 2
Photo Illustration by Cris Sohler, ASUO
Reflections. Jennifer Morris, model.
The ASUO Executive staff
reports on what’s brewing at the
office in Suite 4, EMU.
The ASUO voter
registration drive
garnered 7,450
student voters,
surpassing its
goat of 7,000
(shown here on
the empowered
fist), and ranking
UO #1 in the
nation.
what's inside
President’s Voice 2
ASUO Calendar 2
ASUO Information 2
Exec. Staff Reports 3
Voter Education 4