Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, February 01, 1996, Page 4, Image 4

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    BLACK HISTORY MONTH CALENDAR
Th« UntvanMy Btocfc Studanl Union, in eonfuncfeon wMh c#m
g»»jpe..» planner a r**i*«e» ot *v«w>ts ctonng February 1096
* Thursday. Fab 1 6pm QummxxS Room
Op****®rmapaon wmkeynotemXkmmby Mum*
* tl***ky. F*b * Sptn 110 W«anwn«
Two short fen*The** Hands' ft 'Wwwr Wan Open EywT
■ Tuesday. Pm, 13 5:30pm Ben Under Room
OteeusteOrt The Rectemsten of the Black Man's Rot* .« Sotmf
• Wednaiday. F*> 14 3pm M;«pl*Room
f\4sfec ledum ’WBOtfl Women and Tenenarf Thoud**
■ Thursday, Tab » 8pm Beal Concert Han
Muwc Ffislory Sprtfuafe to Rock n RoB The E saence of Black*
• Saturday, Pm 74 6-8pm Casanova Center
BamqnM with keynote address by Coruad Worn*
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DOWNTOWN 79 WEST BROADWAY
UP ESCALATOR AT VALLEY RIVER CENTER
Changes: Student groups to occupy
former Register-Guard building
1
■ Continued from Pm<pt
building
*W» i» only paying for the
•pace that we've t» copied.” bo
•aid
William* *atd plan* (or the
«o*l of lbo building ara tentative,
bui among the protihla thing* to
move into tha building *r«
KWAX (jiMt Information Sy*
torn* and continuing education
In addition. William* Mid
many o( the Univ*r*Hy pm
gram* ihai will bo houaed in lh«
old fbpitrr famrif building in
*elf tutlaming and am currently
paying rent to tommn# atm lie
*aid tha overall coal for tha
building will be a Utile btl high
m than it currently *pant by th«
program*
I R (iaddi*. director of print
ing wn ioa, *aid I h* move from
Alien to I he downtown location
ha* gone “a* wall a* could ba
®*petted” and that thu I* the
fir*I lima in ton year* tha Uni
veraity will not have a priming
mrvke on cempu*.
However, Campus Copy i*
•till in tha KMli and 1* aquipped
to take can of quick copy order*
In addition, tha copyright clear
ante office it now located In tha
KMl neat to Campu* Copy.
Printing tarvice* ha* been
able to av(wnd it* working hour*
and the frequency of dailvarte*
on campu* Gaddi* Mid tha
biggett worry he ba* for tha
move it »impiy that tha aervica*
will no longar ba physically
located on campu*
However, Gaddi* Mid the
move haa bean a poiitiv* tine for
NEW LOOK FOII ALLEN HALL
Tha Sctooi o* Joumiriiam and Commuwcafton * ptanmng
oo tanovsang AMn Hal. wtth naw antrancaa and a now
fWKpny room in mo Qwwmrnmn, wncr* w«a nKfliwy
vacatad by Untvarafty ponOng and maNmg aarneaa
East Wing looking «Mt. wtlh proposal ontrancas
PropOMd R*ftd*ng Room, looking south.
everyone involved. The journal
tun ithoal hm% gained (he base
merit of Allen, printing wmim
gained mm h needed elbow
OUMSaOL Tirana
room and the rest of the Univer
sity will gain new office spaces.
"If* a real win win situation
for everyone," he said.
Senate: Wyden praises ASUO leaders
for their voting drive: ‘Students matter’
■ Continued from Pega 1
then anything U pt«nml» " he Mid.
Wyden edged Republican candidal* Gordon
Smith (oc th« U S Sana!* *««t forma*!y held by
Bob Peckwoud With 100 percent of the precincts
refuting on Wednesday afternoon in the nation *
Brut mail in vole Wydmn had SM ISS votaa. or 4B
(»erx mt, and Smith had 551.000. or 47 percent
Th* national spotlight waa turned on Oregon
because (hi* special Senate race may be a harume
ter ol voter*' attitude* before thi* year * big ale.
lion*
Memlwr* of otmpus environmental group* were
*l*o un hand bearing plat aid* imploring the new
senator to bmp hi* campaign promt**** of protect
ing healthy f«r**t* from the salvage rider law.
which allow* logging cumpanie* to harvest dead
and decaying ire.-* on public land
Wyden said after the rally thal he would "get the
salvage rider fixed." but seemed to hack away front
supporting • repeal of the law
H* called for tha preservation of a woman * right
to choose and advocated a raise in the minimuin
wage
H* al>o praised ASUO •xrcutiw leaders for
•heir effort* at getting students to vote, even
though early turnout* showed that only 31 part ant
of the registered voters in and around the Onivor
•tty mat lad their ballots Information on total stu
dent voter turtmut i» atill being tabulated. ASUO
loaders said
"I am ao proud of ih» students on this campus,’'
he said “I know a lot of them were saying all stu
dents don't care, students aren't interested and stu
dents won't turn out
"But let me tell vou something, I think you
showed them yesterday that students care and stu
dents matter "
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