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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1995)
Master Cho’s Taekwondo 1070 W. 6th Ave. Eugene J Self defense for you and your family! J Olympic sport training! J Great exercise! J Special breathing and stretching exercises! $40 for one month • Call 302-1616 Do ( )rr4><in s ntntr Ir^idntom rnrr nnout wlint xludrntu think aIh>u lii&lirr cdumt lion i&sunt THEY DO ON UKt DAT, ASK QUESTIONS AND RAUY AT THE FRESHMAN DEMOCRATS ROAD SHOW TOWN HALL HIM INI )l R R( )()M.IMl CAU M TAM (Ml KINMU At k» ikf /VSI O, ( olirfc Dmwtlil MkI OSPlRt» Budgets adjusted for postage Natasha Shepard iPrycr O&r f’net^tcl Hu- AM 11 Programs ( in.im e 1 •■■•... mt fwaiiculiled the budgets of several ASfiO groups to «u ount for ft higher postage rate than sva* nrig irwllv used in allorating funds f he i orrei lion to postage prir.es add* SfiOO to the ASUQ Programs budget, although total alio rated funds remain more than S3(ooo under the 0- percent inr mast* tx'iiiji mark Mailing* -<*nf to 200 or mom rot tpients will cost n hulk mailing rate of H I * ants a pus r through the ASPO I'*et uti vp offit «• Mailings sent to fee. > r r«.** ipients may te* sent through the office for ASUO Programs groups at *7 4 i mils a piece. PFO Chairman joey I vons said (•roups w ith affet ted budgets wilt bo notified. Lyons said, but most groups bad mon«y added to their budgets The postage correction is one of several c twinges that will l«» made to the overall ASUO Programs budget Indore it is resubmitted to the ASUO Stu dent Senate May 8 Hes .uni' the Senate reputed the budget this week the PR will hear budget appeals at its Tuesday meeting, including appeals from the Hawaii Club and tin- International Student Asso ciation March fights violence against women Regina Brown Owpon i%tty tmants) Take Bat k (he Night, a women* organization that works to (mate awareness about violent** against women, will sponsor its annual man It on Fri day at 8 OQ p m I’art ti i [Mints will meet in front of Prim e Lu« um Campbell Hall and will march to downtown l.ugene, looping back toward i ampus alter the event 1 he march symbolizes the commitment to fight violence against women, organizers of the #vcnl said Thi’ main speaker will he a survivor of dat« rape and the subje* 1 of lhi> HBO do* u-drama. No Visiblr llrmsrK Katie koest tier speaks to students around the (Ountry about her expon ent* and atiout rape prevention. Other speakers include Elaine Walters from Woman space and Phyllis Barkhurst. director of Sexual Assault Sup port Services l ake Hat k the Night originat ed in Mart h 197fi at an Interna tional Women's Day conference m Brussels. More than 2000 women from 40 nations took, to the streets and spoke out against the oppression of women. The event moved to tfie Tint ed States in 1078 when 5.000 women marched through the streets of San Francisco, shut ting down the lily's largest pornography strip for one night. Pre-march activities will liegiit at I,'00 p in. and sign-making materials will f*> available Uni versity student Flisa Alsen will sing and play acoustic guitar BUDGET Continued Irom page 1 and lottei \ dollars is ti«> high a pri<a to }>,>v Mitering On'gun '* Ollier Ill-ids I am forced to vein (hi*, budget not because it's loo much lor education, but boi nuse it's more money than we i an afford to cut from other equally deserving Oregonians, Ki!/haU*r said Kitrhaber said the Republicans' budget would raise taxes and cut semi es crucial to Oregonians I he veto sends legislators track to the table for more negotiations with the governor kit/haber vowed to work with tin* Legislature if the leadership wants to add hack money into the edtnntion budget, hut only on the following conditions • l\du< ation needs to he broadly defined to include prekindergarten, t omniunity colleges and higher edin ation as well ns K-12. • I fie add hat k shouldn't lie paid for by < ntting sen n est rucial to Oregonians; it shouldn't stall the economy from moving forward and state employ ees need to lie treated fairlv • rh< u; iretie las must lx- use.! to expand a. i .ss to health < are under the Oregon Health Plan Take BACK THE NIGHT MARCH & RALLY FOR WOMEN S SAFETY TONIGHT AT 8:00pm Join us for musical performances and sign making in front of PLC at 6:00pm March begins at 8:00pm Speak-outs, featuring Katie Koestner, subject of HBO docudrama “No Visible Bruises," follow immediately in the EMU Co sponsors ASUO Women's Center, Unwanted Sexual Behavior Task Force, University Housing, Center for the Study of Women in Society, Saferide, LGBA, Dean of Students, ASUO Executive, Students for Choice, Sexual Assault Support Services, Creating a Rapefree Environment For more info or to request special accommodations, call 346 4095
