Volume 2, Issue 1
Tuesday
November 21, 1995
ASUO Executive
Suite 4 EMU
Eugene, OR 97403
503,346.3724
MICROBREWS SERVED HERE— Student opinion polls will be used tu leten nt *• •
mtcrebrews and beverages will be served at t"< proposed EMU pub Stulent* in till, ,t
ttie survey and opinion piece at Suite 4 f MU
EMU MICftOBBIW BUB FACTS
► Safe alternative to off-campus bar scene
► Emphasizes socialization versus intoxication
► Two forms of identification required
► Limit on amount of beverages consumed
► Profits go to alcohol awareness programs
► Student choice of microbrews/menu
► Atmosphere is fun, relaxing and safe
EMU
MICROBREW
PUB
Wouldn't it be nice to have a place where you could sit back and
enjoy a mtcrohrew in a mellow, relaxing atmosphere? imagine
being able to socialize without the intimidation of dtunk and
rowdy people; hanging out where soc ialu.»t ion, n« >t intoxic a
turn is thi norm Welcome to the IMl Microbrew Pub.
’’ In resjxm.se to growing student c oncerns alviit the safety ol
bars, the ASUOhas begun preliminary research on the possibility of a pub in the
EMU. The proposed bMl I’ub Would offer university students a safer iltcrnative to
other drinking establishments in the area
"We are offering students a choice which they did not have hefote. A choice of
sck iiliiation rather than intoxication," said /ac hary Kelton, ASl O Vice President.
I he need for a safe alternative is well-documented. Studies show a high correlation
between intoxication and assaults Many students enjoy the social atmosphere of pubs,
but fear the related problems.
"It is this fear that we want to address,” said Kelton "All students want to have fun
without worry ing about possible dangerous situations ”
In order to promote the safety ol the puh, ASt (' has come up with sevi 11| w e, t
ensure that the atmosphere is fun, relaxing and safe environment for students. No
hard alcohol sc ill he served, and there will he limits on the amount ■ >t beer eac h
customer will he allowed to consume No one will lx- served who is visibly intoxicated
ASl O is also making several efforts to promote responsible drinking Iwo pieces of
Scientification w ill lx- required to enter to help counter underage drinking. Plus,
ASl IO is working with the IVsignated 1 >river Shuttle to establish shuttle service for
students.
"We need to stress the idea that when people choose to drink, they need to drink
responsibly," said Kelton. lie noted that all the student profits from the proposed pub
will go to promoting responsible drinking and alcohol awareness or responsible drink
mg programs
Continued EMU MICROBREW RUB, P. 2
MEET SENATE CANDIDATE
NORMA PAULUS TODAY!
Higher Education
Town Hall Meeting with Senate
Candidate Norma Paulus
Today, 3:30 PM.
Maple Room, EMU
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
Executive Column 2
Student Senate Review 2
Staff Reports 3
Voter Registration 4