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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1996)
Transportation issues affect entire campus Awtil functioning transportation .*»iem i* crw ial few the i4m|>m community It is important few «am pus appearance, campu* interaction with itself and cam pua interaction with the oxtsmunill It la also important few the safety. productivity, budgeting and quality of lib few everyone who um this campus A number of indicator* suggest a relatively high leva! of dissatisfaction with the current transportation system on our campus Although tha University ha* done estraordl nartiy well in promoting the ua# of pedwatruui way*, bicycles and buse*. the transportation sys tem still require* additional improvement* To address this issue, the Campus Planning (Committee (CPC) has been studying the campus community'* transportation need* with the goal of recommending to President Fruhnmayer bow those need* should be met in the near future Several element* of the overall study have been completed or are nearing completion Earti «r this year, the committee, awing with lane Transit District and the ASUO. sponsored an Alternative Mode* of Transportation Forum to gather information about providing a range of transportation alternatives for people who drive alone to campus Additionally, the transportation consultant (HRW) commissioned to analyse eststtng comic tlons, projected trends and (eitential policy actions, ha* completed its work and presented f v 5MM' nr A.! • iFi!Fl;a;fnnr th* University with itt final analysis Now. the CPC* working group, whir.fi was formed to study this <fix tunent in con|uncttan with the University* transportation polkrie*. fie* prepared • draft of U* recommendation* to the president on how the rampm might best meet tu future transportation need* Thursday, a public comment session and review of the group’s draft ret: ommendation* will be bald tn the knight Uhrary Browsing Room from 4 30 to 5 30 p m The recommendation* will be displayed tn "station*' where member* of the working group and Planning Office staff will be available to respond to question* and listen to your comment* As chair of the CPC and of the working group. I invite ail interested members of the I fntversity community to participate tn this opportunity to discuss these issue* that affect us all For full tests of the HRVV report, the working group recommendation*, and the University * transportation policies, vtsil the Transportation Systems Review web page at http //darkwing uoregnn ©du/ - uplant nm*po/TranspoRev him! Lynn ft Kahb, a professor of marketing, t* chair man of the Campm Planning Committee LETTERS Lee for council It it important for Uni vanity students to realise the impact that wet have over local politics On May 2t. please vote for Bobby i-ee for City Council. Ha is the only candidate who has the ability to take important *tu dent issues to the city govern inent Please Join me in support of Bobby Lee for City Council. Remember. ibis election Is not vote-by-mail. Don't forget to go to the polls on May 21 Elizabeth Murray PoMscaf Soence Missed the point I ju*t wan I mi id thank k«nth Cunningham fur hi* lovely ten dition of what spring mean* to him {OOK. May t) Hi* being a proponent of woman'* safety on campus thi* year. I'm suns ovary woman hero will now foal a lot safer Now that the weather is bet tor, Cunningliain is enjoying the cotton dresses worn by women Pregnant women should feel honored that they might be privy to a belly rub from Cun Ahhh. springtime — It's when our true color* show, isn't it? Please join us, men On May th at B pm, many people on campus wilt be join ing other community members to participate in the ISth annual "Take Back the Night" March This year's theme is "Imagine a Violence Free World " In 1977 in Frankfurt. Ger many, the first march was held when 3,000 women took to the streets to protest violence against women. Since It came to the United State*, it has become a regular part of college campus e* across the country With the growing rate of vio lence being committed against women, it has become vital for us to speak out. More than SO percent of all women will be battered by an intimate partner in their life time And at least one woman Is raped every minute in this coun try. The march is an opportuni ty to educaia the community Hobart L Wasson lit Engban and fur u* lo apeak out againat the violence that engulf* u* •very dev. While planning for thi* event, it came to my attention that many men feel intimidated by their perception of what the event ia all about — many believe that lt*» fust ”a chance for radical femini*!* to get together and male hash * Although moat of the vtolence committed again*! women ia perpetrated by men. the purpose of the event i* not to wage war against men In fact, we need men to help u* atop the vio< lent* Fh» mart h wrvM a* a tout for woman to empower iftntnwlviti u turvuort ami a* supporter* Man are invited to march behind the women to show sup port, Chance* are. someone dote to you ha* been impacted by the*® We s*k you a* our father*, teacher*, brother*, lover* and friend*, to Join u* in our fight again*! violence on May IB J*n Johnson Psychotogy and a*ght co twgnar* from the Saauai AaMutt Support Sotvkm Staff Rally s March >« pm EMU Courtyard UO Campus MARCH Ends at Federal Budding 5th & Pearl “Speak-out** Music Sponsored by Sexual Assault Support Services & ASUO Women's Center For Info coll 484*9791 Ummn U**w*rt S*«ai Mwm*> Tadi Hm w4 TV*Mka 4 to Oaa* alS*i4m lit A Violence Free World o {trial in tht* ampm fui $2 00 nIT any piwift in Uwk Kajnrrt 5/1 ft^ MEET A FEW OF YOUR COURSE REQUIREMENTS THIS SUMMER WITH GEOGRAPHY COURSES: EXPERIENCE THE WORLD FROM THE COMFORT OF CONDON HALL - ANO TAKE CARE OF A FEW REQUIRED COURSES AT THE SAME TIME' Ik: u mci CKOO >0! 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