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Impostor
Since Gary l-»rson has
stopped drawing “The Far
Side", one great reason for pick
ing up a copy of the Oregon
Daily Emerald is gone But did
you really have to drive home
the point by switching to this
pathetic "Far Side" rip-off'
Where Gary Larson was
extremely witty, those sad fail
ures titled “Chaos” are not
worth the space they take up in
the paper
! know it's of no use to ask
Larson to pick up the pen again,
hut maybe he would have mercy
on us if we send him some
pieces of “Chaos"' Until then,
pleas*! do all the "Far Side fans
out there a favor and stop print
ing this sod impostor! Why
don't you rerun some old
"Peanuts instead ’
Jochen Petzold
English
Choice
1 am writing in response to
Wednesday "s art ic le Pro-chon e
may lose funding." The article
states that Students for Choice
may infringe on some student's
First Amendment rights This
infringement can only occur if
Students for Choice uses student
fees to promote political view
points and/or political activity.
Students for Choice does not
use student fees for these pur
poses. the student fees we
receive each year are used only
for educational and cultural pur
poses VVe act as disseminators
of factual information that is
geared to educate students as to
their rights under U.S. laws,
such as Roe vs. Wade and the
Hyde Amendment
Any political activity that we
participate in is financed by a
specially-designated account.
This account is maintained
through fund raising and is not
supported in any yvay through
student fees. Because Students
for (.hoic« does not uv student
fees to fund the promotion of
any political viewpoints and/or
political activity, funding our
organization doe* not infringe
on any student's First Amend
ment rights
From our start as a student
organization. Students for
Choice has realized that not all
students agree with our politii nl
positions We honor their right
to disagree with these positions
and have made it mandatory
that our organization never uses
student fees for purposes that
are not educational or cultural
twx ause of this right
Jennifer Carter
Co-director, Students
for Choice
Bankruptcy
With curiosity 1 took note of
on advertisement in the Jan 17
issue of the Oregon Daily h'mcr
aid The ml invited the campus
community to contribute names
of candidates for the Savage Pro
fessorship in International Rela
tions with focus on the
Arab-Israeli peacemaking
process.
It is indeed n welcome pro
posal for a campus whose cur
riculum does not include am
courses on politics, society and
peoples of the Middle Fast
However. the nominating
process appears to lie mtellei tu
ally rigged It presupposes that
there is an ongoing peacemaking
between the parties It is not so
The facts on the ground demon
strate otherwise The loot
at ( ord was between the Israelis
and Ynsir Arafat Palestinians
who have lived under perpetual
Israeli colonization by emigres
from !h«’ Western world were
not consulted
A balanced. just and lasting
peai <> must b« negotiated
Ottwwi equal partners with
equal rights
It is intellectual bankruptcy
for the academic community to
arrange a professorship to ratio
nahre and endorse a proses*
that is framed and imposed on
the people
Sayed Aty
Eugene
OSPIRG good
1 don't understand Student
Senator Sarah beech's state
ments about OSPIRG in (the |an
25) Emerald She said OSPIRG
isn't visible enough on campus,
while 1 see an OSPIRG Perth
■ Day table every day in the KMl'
beech said she has "never per
sonally seen most of the things
they said "
Hut on the same page she said
this, 1 saw another OSPIRG arti
i l>> about the largest meet my. a
student group has held on cam
pus so far this term The artu le
continues with events like n
national hunger clean up
OSPIRG is having on campus
’that will he part ui the largest
student serve u day in the coun
try.
Despite beech's statements, I
think OSPIRG is a visible and
ai cessible organization on my
campus Keei h doesn't want to
see what OSPIRG does Imu atise
she has her own personal agen
da that does not reflect the feel
of this activist oriented Univer
sltv
Brian Imus
PPPM
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