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ASUO: Beer Garden may be opened • Continued from Page 1 Miner, Unger and the ASUO are discussing solutions to these problems with the University’s administration, Unger said. They hope to change at least some policies by the end of this term. Voter Registration and Education The ASUO has also launched an aggressive campaign to raise voter awareness and register new student voters. That activity will become more important as the deadline to register for the Nov. 4 election nears. A legislative team is working to reauthorize the Higher Educa tion Act that will come before Congress next year. The act es tablishes almost the entire federal financial aid system. Conduct Code and Campus Safety The ASUO will continue its ef forts to make campus safer, Miner said. The revised student conduct code, which extends the Universi ty’s jurisdiction and strengthens some sex policies, is a step in the right direction, he said. (( Students haven t really felt that they have a place to come together on campus. We should be the people that are providing activities and fun. Ben Unger ASUO Vice President The problem, Unger said, is too few students realize what the conduct code says and does. The ASUO will try to educate stu dents about the code. "We’ve changed the law,” he said. “Now we have to change the atmosphere.” The ASUO will also lead “night walks,” where groups of students will walk the campus and identify unsafe and uncom fortable areas. The University can then take their recommendations and translate them into physical changes. Beer Gardens Finally, the Beer Gardens: Miner and Unger hope to reopen some kind of Beer Garden in or near the EMU, at least on a tem porary basis, by the end of the term. That could be difficult with the EMU construction, but they said opening for a few nights should be possible. “Students haven’t really felt that they have a place to come together on campus,” Unger said. “We should be the people that are providing activities and fun.” And that brings Miner and Unger back to the point of their administration: actively helping students. They can only be suc cessful in that, they said, with the help of students. “There’s a lot of issues that we hear students complaining about,” Miner said. "There’s only so much we (alone) can do.” : V- i|:W Nowhere to run to. Nowhere to hide. The Oregon Daily Emerald on the world wide web. http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~ode YOU DEMAND POWER, SPEED, AND MOBILITY. • « > ' ' *•*%•< '3 ti. 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