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Summer update
University approves
two new majors
The State Board of Higher Edu
cation approved two new majors,
Women’s Studies and Judaic
Studies, June 19.
The Women’s Studies major
will be available to students this
fall. The 22-year-old program has
been losing students to degree
granting programs in California
and Washington, said Judith
Raiskin, the program’s director.
Previously students were able to
graduate with a Women’s Studies
minor or graduate certificate.
The major will require students
to minor in another field of study
to provide a broad educational
background.
The Judaic Studies major was
made possible by a $1.5 million
grant from the Harold and Arlene
Schnitzer C.A.R.E. Foundation.
The core courses will include two
years of modern Hebrew and in
terdisciplinary courses that focus
on Jewish history, culture and phi
losophy. Richard Stein, steering
committee chair, is searching for a
Judaic studies program director.
OSPIRG works toward
re-establishment
OSPIRG will attempt to gauge
the amount of student support on
campus this fall after failing to se
cure student funding through a
ballot measure last spring. The
group engages in environmental,
consumer and social advocacy.
The University chapter of OS
PIRG lost a ballot request for
$147,390 in the last ASUO elec
tions. The group still retains ASUO
recognition and its office space.
Seattle Coffee Co.
wins EMU contract
Seattle Coffee Company won
the EMU coffee contract worth
$60,000 a year after the second se
lection process.
The results of the first selection
process awarded the three-year
contract to Seattle Coffee Co. last
spring, but the results were dis
puted.
Competitors participating in
the first selection process con
tended that an unreliable taste test
gave Seattle Coffee an unfair
score, and the test was eliminated
in the second round of selection.
A panel of four administrators
and two students judged the com
petitors on price, contract perfor
mance, service, training, market
ing and promotion.
Seattle Coffee Co. will provide
two choices, Seattle’s Best Coffee
and Torrefazione Italia, in the
EMU, AAA Hearth Cafe in
Lawrence Hall, Daily Grind in the
Knight Library and Atrium Cafe
in Willamette Hall.
Police station replaces
7-Eleven trailer
A new police station is being
built on the comer of Alder Street
and 13th Avenue in the Sacred
Heart Medical Center parking lot.
The station will have an extra
room to conduct interviews and
fill out reports.
Beverly Mason, the community
service officer, said the new sta
tion will create a better relation
ship between business owners
and community members.
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Student Activities: Kristina Rudinskas. editor
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