WEDNESDAY JANUARY ?4 1996
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TODAY
A fmtrnuty rusk
meeting for students
interested in grrek lift
will take place it might
at 6: JO in I HO PIjC
INSIDE
The Oregon wtrmen t banket ball team takes
tm Arizona Stair tonight in Tem/w Anz
The University i first gay fraternity joint
the grrek system in nett member winter rush
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WEATHER
High 45 Um 35
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Ron Wyd#n flrv** a
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eMU •"■*■*■* Taft^noort about tha coming atactton iuao
' John Kiutvabar, who votoad Ma support tor Wydan to a brtat introductory apwach
Wyden tells
UO students
of his goals
■ SPEfCH Gov Kitthaber endorsed
Wyden as ihe U $ Senate candidate
that reflects Oregon values
. By Doug Irwlrvg
SfcOWI ViwXii flapMai
Ktm Wyiimi, hi* U S S«n#lii campaign 104m
*nil tin* John IUlik«b»i him 10 ih» EMU
Hrtwzaway I'ukkUv
Wydan vIiIunI th* Unlveraity lu pr«<»«nl hi*
i.Iim*. Including hi* opposition to law* limiting
abortion, support iur mvtronmaniaj legislation
amt support for higher education funding
"I My thaw «• the ida** that the poopla of
(hegon want to «w mpruMnlod," h«* Mid
Wyrbm w** inlrodwend by Kitzhaber. a follow
Democrat who said Wyden wm the only candi
date who aupnorted Oregon vatu**
“Do you believe, a* | «k», that them 1* only am
pvmut in this U S Son*t«> race that reflect* thane
value*'* Kitzhahar a*k**i
(kirdon Smith. Wyden * main opponent in the
Sonata race. citoee not to attend the rally which
wwi tporuored by Youth Vote t». a non partiwui
organization Smith had prior engagement* and
anih ijuiinl a hostile atmmphere sold Mark N*u
mainullo. a member of the College Republican*
I don 1 think not coming to <ampu» moan*
h» » abandoning the ttudnnu * Neumainvtlle
mi*I I think h»'i galling 11m mmutage out.”
I h«? impact be would have |**d here wouldn't
ij» worth hi* time, hea&id “I don t mw an mom
ltk« thi* having * huge impact.’'
Wyden di*agro»d. naying many Oregonian*
lwv« not yet voted and could tw influenced.
rh»r» la a huge block of under Idod voter*."
Wyden Mid
Tha rally wan part of a day long information
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ASUO looking to fill committee seats
■ GOVERNMENT: The
ASUO will be accepting
applications tor the open
positions until Jan 29
Ay AaMey Bach
Stumn Ai ts**, nteanm
With Its first budget hwing
already in the book*! I he seven
mem bet ASUO Prognnu
Finance Committee (PFC) u (till
searching for students to fill it*
two empty position*.
After the recent resignation*
of seniors Erica Tubbe and
Daniel* Du* and graduate *tu
dent Michelle Summers-Thom p
•on. the Student Senate and PFC
both find themselves with seat*
to mi
The 18 member Senate ha*
four position* available, one of
which ia a finance senator. who
al*o serve* on the PFC The
other three portion*, ail acade
mic senators, serve solely an the
Senate bawd
Along with the Semite por
tion, the PFC a!*o has an at large
position available The commit
tee. which allocate* fund* to Mo
dem program*, i* in the midst of
it* annual budget hearing*
A* the board hear* budget
proposal* from veriou* group*
fur the 1996 97 achoo) year. Pft:
chairwoman Susan Anderson
•aid the hearing* won't be tig
nificantly altered by the open
mg*
"(The apace*I aren't putting a
hold on the budget process.” the
•aid
While Anderson scheduled
many of the simpler, teas con
troversial proposal* for this first
week of hearings, she knows
eventually the board will have
to re*oive tome diffir oil finals
< i«l decision* with a short ro*
ter
A* the ASUQ takes applies*
tions for the opening* until Jan
2«, Anderson said even when
the positions ere filled, there
will be many adjustment* that
will have to be made
"There * a lot of education
that ha* to go into {holding the
positions!." *he said
Anderson said that while the
rest of the hoard has had docu
ments to review since last
spring, the new members will
have only a brief period of lime
to acquaint themselves with the
process
“The earlier the positions are
filled, the better.* she said
Anderson said while the bud
get bearings won't be easy, once
a person gets involved in the
process and educates hint or
herself, it can be satisfying
"It s going to be exhilarating
as far as jumping right into it,"
tlie said
Often. Anderson said, lha
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Noted University graduate,
Ducks supporter dies at 81
By Trevor Kaarnay
SoomfiMar
Tb» University community will celebrate the Ide of a long
lima Oregon athletics supporter Saturday at I 30 p m in the
Donald It darker Stadium (Hub
rvaiiace tt unbard died .Sunday
night due In complications from Parkin
•oo'l Dttr«M il« wu 81
Bom in Portland on Dee. 4. 1914. Huh
bard attended the University from 1934 to
tea# and graduated with a Bachelor of
Science in economic* But hit tie* and
doalinp with the University went far
beyond hia degree.
Hubbard wa» a founding member of the
huK«uio chapter of the Oregon Club, an ■ JJ
rttmiiarv homier that works with and m.ji
port* the University but Is autonomous Hubbard wtu the prm
idem of the organization in 1931. which ha* •ever.) chapter*
throughout the state..
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