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RAJWN 4-TAT 4 RUNNER AMG OuH O ( VARIOUS ARTISTS DA Bit AT fur&dahed fUiikdaH/*»f FIREHOUSE 3 DURAN DURAN T>»4 feu CHICAGO f, Day MONTfll JORDAN PRIMUS *7" *tts *7a *ns *7a *tis *7S SOUL FOR RIAL CiWJyRoifl I? * m TY HERNDON Who! Mo»«<«d Men l POCAHONTAS Mohan fVture Sow&rodk *onoN«cn*$aj»nwo< l>*>\si •*> “ A JenxaKt *7“ *ttS *5% *7£ *12^ LITTLE Ff AT if *3 DWIGHT YOAKAM GARTH BROOKS THeHtii *7X *122 *7S *tfS *785 *tfS *785 *WS RICK TREVINO tooling Fo* The ttghl JAMES HOUSE DoyiGoneSy $7£ *1f£ *5*8~ $7S? GATEWAY MALL, Springfield 746-6373 DISC JOCKEY music stores VISA MASTERCARD AMERICAN EXPRESS A DISCOVER EXECUTIVE Continued from Page 1A not i*l« tronic communication system. In a change from prev ions <".11 tttivrs, Williamson and Kid ion have divided the responsi bilities of the ASl’O Executive * lop positions, arranging a <»• presidency of sorts. "We'll tie using the title pres idem and vice president, but we re both going to he able to speak (or the Hsu utive," Kelton said They have adopted a team approar h to the A SIT) Execu tive. iloth oversee h-llf oi till' staff The team has signed up for regular mediation sessions next fall "We did that tn a use vse real ize that we re going to in* work ing so closely together." Keitori said "A lot of times small dis agreements tan escalate into big ger problems when you're working so closely together. Even though there's no problem now, we recognize the poten tial.” The two are working to increase student representation on several key University bod ies They will sit on the board of directors of the Oregon Student I>),b\ u hi-ie liiev w ; S! look at hmt legislative polir ii". affei I state s< hoots Also, in the wake of the recent resignation of Gerry Moseley, the University's vice provost for ncndomu support and student services, Williamson and Keltori lobbied to sit on the committee that will review interim deni - sums regarding Moseley's posi tion "This creates a real opportuni ty to reexamine the the way ser vices are delivered in Oregon Hall, Kelton said Another area of concern for the pair is the recent rworgantza I turn of University governance, specifically the reduction of stu dent representatives on the Uni versity Senate The original proposal for the revised Senate < ailed for nine students on the governing hodv. but administrators approved a version allowing only five stu dents In retaliation, the Student Senate approved changes in the ASUO constitution that allow students to boycott the Universi ty Senate and bar faculty mem hers from University programs funded by student fees Williamson and Kelton are disappointed by the University Senate's action to reduce the number of student representa tions, but they are even more disappointed by the Student Senate's reaction. "IThe Student Senate) made a political statement." Kelton said Him re upset, as are we. that the faculty would < boose to reduce the number of students on what is going to be an im reasingly powerful body in University governance.” "There are other ways to show oui disappointment with the fac ulty 1 don't think that's the tx-st way." Williamson said. The two said they don’t want to polarize the students and the faculty by inflaming and infuri ating the faculty. Instead they advocate education. “We want to work with the faculty to make them under stand that students are a vary important voice at this Universi ty and that tfnn need to have a role in University governance," Keiton said. He said all it will take is to convince one faculty member who voted with the majority in the assembly to motion to recon sider the decision. If the new University Senate system is not changed, it will take effect Jan t, 1996. 1 Cleaning Out Your Please contact Campus Recycling at 346-5275 to schedule pickup of large quantities for recycling. Remember to drop off unwanted office supplies at the Reusable Office Supply Exchange in 182 PLC Contact 346-1 529 for more information. University of Oregon Environmental Issues Committee FIND STUFF IN THt ODC CLASSIFIES U08S, PLANf TICKtTS, ILOOMMMfS, P6TS, ON-CAMPUS OPPORTUNITIES, COMPUTERS, CRCAT TRAVEL IDEAS, CONCERT TICKETS, APARTMENTS, STUFF YOU LOST, AND EVEN PtOPLt TO TYPE YOUR PAPE RS for you)
