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Education: Ballot Measure 5 cuts are not over yet
■ Continued from Pag* 1
make up for ib« decree** in m
*«um. 1,412 fewer tludetit*
•Mended the tinWcvMiy. making
the tuition incnmm ineffective
M«?«»ur» S al«» auwd the
elimination of the perron*i
h«N»lth cl*** requirement for
undergraduate*
Altmg with the termination of
**v*r*l hey program*. th* IJnl
vanity «l*o h*«) to cut wen* mu
vice*
Four community **rvn* *nd
outreach program* were cut
ba* k becau** of M«*tur* 5 The
flu reau of t.overnmenul
kM*Mt h au»d Survfc* i loud. •*
did community counaeiing and
>oridilution Minim, which
relied on intern* in tncial work,
p*vc hoiogv gerontology and
public health
I hiring «tw bumnium.
the Uni vend y faced another cut
of *314 million ot 24 percent
Another 100 admtnictrativ# and
staff position* wm eliminated
and turn* than 20 administrate*
»*nvttm wmtm
Tuition r»sa 19? pan ant
•bova the 1992 93 cmi for
undergraduate rwsidant tuition
and fans. and tuition for mil of
«at» rwiiilwili rota 17 2 pen ant
'Du# to M«uuf» I. wb have
“«n a shift (him slate support to
students paving l« m«f» id their
education.' (Wiwo **id
Bataua* the University raiaad
tuition and made drastic ruts in
the first twro biennia. il may be
abb* in avoid fuithn budget cut*
for tba third biennium. 1995 97,
•van though state appropria
lions are u heduled to drop
a not hat $i« million in Y ear faro
(1990 9?J. said Sherry Stahl of
tha < Mtu * of Communication*
Overall, tinea Measure 5
began, tha state Onatal Fund
has dattnsMi) by *42 4 million,
and 1.500 fewer sludonts are
attending tha University
UNIVERSITY REVENUE HISTORY
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h»vfi(«r»#tido»a*a»(^)h#»hrt»»i9 ana itfux
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SOUHOf Utoamry tit f»*gon CMe« o» Cawweahjr*
Tuition ha* im wtmd $1,293
(at resident* end S4.04A (or non
resident* *inr.e (he 1090-91
school ymt
MATT OMIOWkwM
The distressing new* for high
er education is that there is still
one year to go before Measure
5’* nullifications are complete
Ruling: Some students say they were pressured to file informal complaints
■ Continued from Peg* 1
to «|j»<out»K«- formal complaint* Prohn
mayer Mid 'Them are informal way* to
reaolv# matter* in a general mitunderttand
ing where it it detigned to dear the ait fur
both partio* *
Melanie Clough, who worked a* a undent
officer in the Office of Public Safety from
June 1WM to January jm»5. *aid the dim tor
of fh« affirmative tetion office, Ken
i ehrman din ouragod her from filing a for
mal complaint again*! two of her tupnriurt
One of the OPS officer*, the tend, threw
her on a had in the dormt and 'jumped on
top of her " He alto uted texually etplicit
language whenever they worked together,
the Mid
"l-ehmtait *»rough encouraged me to file
an i nfi »ni»»l nun plaint." Clough taid "He
Mid if I went formal, there would have to be
an imertigatfon. and it would be diffkuii for
me It* Mid *11 of u* could nil and talk about
• volution tint)*ad. and that wav definitely
not an option for m*
(Dough Mtd ilw took tb* formal rnutr any
way Than, after tha University found no irvi*
d*nc* of Mutual harassment. ah* hired bar
own attorney
Tba result of tb* Hat* Investigation cam*
last December whan tb* Civil Right* Divl
*s>>n of ihe Q rag on Bureau of labor and
Industries found "substantial evident * of an
unlawful employment practice (terms and
condition sesual harassment! on tb* bati* of
*m% according to a tummtrv finding by
tb* bureau
Diractor Lehrman deni«d ever mooting
(Dough. saying that Mari Zunicii. th* office's
human right* investigator, worked on th*
case Munich said tha office “isn't in the
prattle* of discussing individual cases" for
confidentiality masons
Zunu.h did mv, however, (ha! “we leave
the decision to file a formal or informal com
plaint up to the student "
lehr man said he can think of only two
case* where the office has denied a student’s
formal complaint, and those were time-relat
ed The complainants had passed the state's
deadline to me complaints, he said
On a state-wide level. Oregon Stale Uni
versity adopted a policy change similar to
the University's earlier this school year
Despite the fact that for years many facul
ty member* and students have pushed for
tnls and other changes concerning the Uni
versity's grievance proems. Frohnmayer said
nothing in particular prompted the new rul
ing
"We fust wanted to make sure it was hap
pening in a prompt and orderly manner.”
Frohnmayer said. “We wanted to be on solid
legal footing.1*
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