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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1995)
Dead wood M M. &a, .J UMMt A SflHKl H f « Tracey Burnside, a member of Gamma Phi Beta and a pre-business major, helped out the community on Monday by cutting down a dead tree for the Acorn House, a Eugene HIV and AIDS hospice ■ ET ALS Ml i i in< ;s Slutlrnl Smalt* will meet !o*i.*.’hl a! t) in the f Ml) Hoard Room For more information. tall U(> 174‘I Student Sirtkr Support v*»ll have an or^mi/a? meeting tonight at t '0 in the Survival (enter. I Ml Suit** l Ki>r more information,« ail 34t> _t7ti» MISCKIJLANKOt S < areer < rotor v»jil tpoii-.*.ir an ••‘?Ur ■ •r.irnlatuin today from .1 it) to 4 4S p m in Room 721 Hendrick * OmmUtton »ign up* wrili Iwj »v*tl»b}© in Hoom 244 ttomirick* For mow iafontutiun «.*ii t4*. 12i» { nrrrr Onter **iii . ill's ’• la> - W 244 Hendrab fur inleivwfw* with t»» fulluwm*!, ori^i nimliOfui. t tPS, Ac ttvo Vatre, t*r«c uwii i Jt*t Pert*, t o! (**♦* People. Ferfttllg«% M«rin Otrp ami < I’alimiiivo For more information, vail J4t> i J; l ’» Vtrtnamrtr Muifrnt Auodllion .v 1** 4 Uato m!** today from 10 4 in to *> p.iti tn front uf thr Unik •ton*. HON K t Jth Ave Ym motfv informal met, c*lt Hr» 9090 SPEECH Continued from Page 1 that is < ritu al against t(u> Israeli gov ernment. vvhu h loaves us no choice hot to s.n that there is ,t blind support of the Israeli government in the United States," he said Hie agreements of the ()slo Accords are not la-mg followed in the majority of the Palestinian areas. Al-Asi said, including those that said the Palestinian state would he allowed to hold elet turns and a less ening of Israeli occupying troops Al-A&i named members of the U N Sen ole and House of Representatives who were "warm Zionist," sav ing that the large repri'sentatlon of lew tsh interests was not equitable Numbers of Jewish and Muslim pop ulations in the United States are rough l> similar, he said He named four ( ubmut members sis National Net tints Uounril memliers, nine senators and 24 representatives who are "warm Zionists " "IThey I are making sensitive dot isions about the people of the Middle 1 ist in absent e of the Jieople of the Middle past, he said FUNDING Continued from Page t John Kilzhalmr's proposed million I' a lusher f.iii. .! t i. p;i,-, tin- SI i im ! :.i. m (orOregon State University s veterinary schoots and it* cooperative extension. Ag (experiment Station and forest rexeari ti programs The proposed figures for the higher odu i alien budget still amount to about $55 million less than in 19U3-'I5. Higher edu i ation offit inis have told the legislative leadership it needs at least $(M> million in add tsu k funds, still falling sfiort of atwiut % 1H million University officials said even with the budget culs, programs will remain intm.t However, a four pen ent tuition nu rease is expet ted over the next two years STRIKE Continued from Page 1 returning Ot’Kl' represented employees koepp said the tirs! diiy ti.u k went smoothly in the area she man.u;i's. and she ll.nl witnessed no problems lietwiwn ret tinting strikers .mil (M’t.t' represented "We (an i ertainly make a strong case thorn for the inordinate* and lop sided influence that these people have," ho said 'Wouldn't vou s,i\ that thnm's a certain amount of bias just hwaust> of tho make up of those groups'"' During tlu> question and answer peri mi following the speech. M Re/.i Behnam. an independent si holar from Tugene, blasted the University s lai k of Muslim representation as well The University is extremely pro Israel.’ Behnam said "It is not l oinci dem e. it is intentional The students are denied a fair representation of issues of the Middle f ast Students are ignorant of realities of the Middle I as! Behnam said he resented that there were no Muslim professors mi the Uni versity's faculty Meddlers of the leu ssh Student t iiion also voiced their com erns and qties Honed Al-Asi’s motives and genera I i/a tions T fear and question vs In you did your talk this way. ' said Za< h ilochstadt, for iiu-i due Sin i.l I he |St It st 11 s up a; it I Semitism and breeds disi ontent, rather than working together in the pome process," Statewide II (l.NM 11 do*" see some addtxii k mon ev m tin' next week or two it is expec t oil to go toward restoring fin ulty salaries, which Imvc fieen Iro/tm for two years There is a remote possibility that OSSUL Will use anv extra money to low or tlm tuition ini roust*. • .ml UNMIK lob byist Unit tun Kit.ms However, ho said OSSIII s first priority is to restore fai ulty salarii's for rot rioting mid munition 'We're going to continue to press for w fiat wo c onsidet to bo th■ • largest unmet Hi'oil 111 tin' state." Kiirans said The recoin jliatiun bill, or Uhristinos Tree budget, will i ointi at thi1 end of the legislative session niul will determine whet idimlirii'il areas the extra moiii'v w ill go to fund. The Legislature plans to adjourn in three weeks employees who bad i rossed the pic ket line Koepp also said the dining halls would !«■ operating under the full menu start mg with lunch Tuesday The redoted hours it the University's libraries and all other offu es during the strike have returned to normal hours Hey bub, check out the best pizza deals in Eugene! SUPER STUDENT SPECIAL Cheese or pepperoni MEDIUM $495 LARGE $fl95 ' ",. ■- •:#" -V,: ' J • STUDENT I.D. REQUIRED Offer good Sunday through Thursday after 4pm only. Minimum $7.00 for delivery & add 25<r per box TRACK TOWN PIZZA • 484-2799 Two convenient locations to serve you CAMPUS: 1809 Franklin Blvd. WKST: 2511 W. 11th & Wilson
