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Knight rally
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sold about 300 shirts and gath
ered about 200 signatures for a pe
tition to reverse the March 1 stu
dent vote recommending
University President Dave Frohn
mayer sign onto the WRC, al
though Pape said they did not
know who brought the petition to
the rally.
Knight announced April 24 the
withdrawal of all his personal
contributions from the University
after Frohnmayer signed on with
the WRC on April 12. Knight’s
money included a pledged dona
tion of $30 million to help reno
vate Autzen Stadium.
A few students who protested
for the WRC outside Johnson Hall
last month stood there again
Wednesday and watched the first
half hour of the rally before cross
ing the street and getting in
volved.
As the crowd surged to about
60 people, protesters Laura Close
and Chad Sullivan argued with
Knight supporters on Nike’s labor
practices, sweatshop labor and
the worthiness of the WRC.
“You guys had your time at the
WRC protest,” Pape said to them.
Sullivan replied that the rally
skirted the more important labor
issues involved with the WRC
and Knight’s decision.
“This isn’t a joke. This isn’t fun
ny,” Sullivan said.
Senior geology major Greg
Miller and freshman business ma
jor Chris Apenbrink, who both
skipped the last half of their class
es to attend the rally, said they
were disappointed it turned into
an argument.
“When it started out as a rally
to thank Phil, why has it degener
ated into an argument over the
WRC?” Miller said.
Miller and Apenbrink both de
bated Close, Sullivan and the oth
er WRC supporters who came by
as the morning went on.
“It’s a damned shame that they
had to come ruin our rally when
we didn’t go over to their protest
to mouth off,” Apenbrink said.
Megan Schryvers, another
“Thank you Phil” organizer, said
she didn’t want their event to get
into the political discussion in
volved in the WRC, but they were
prepared for it.
“Whether you agree or dis
agree, you can say ‘thank you,
Phil,’” Schryvers said. “We want
Phil Knight to know this is for
him first and foremost... but by
extension, we hope all donors see
our appreciation.”
Patrick Kilkenny is one of those
donors. Tuesday, he delivered his
letter of resignation from the Uni
versity Foundation’s Board of
Trustees to Board President
Randy Pape.
Pape, who is Christian Pape’s
father, said Kilkenny sent his let
ter in response to the University
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a rally to thank Phil, why
has it degenerated into
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joining the WRC and Knight’s de
cision. After conversations be
tween the two men, Pape said he
thinks Kilkenny might reconsider
his decision.
“I’m still waiting for a phone
call from him,” he said. “I still re
main hopeful [Kilkenny] will re
main as a trustee.”
He attended Wednesday’s
meeting to support both Knight
and his son’s efforts.
I am “a parent observing but
also in agreement with what stu
dents are doing in application for
the tremendous contributions Mr.
and Mrs. Knight have made,” he
said.
Across the street in front of the
administration building, a few
WRC supporters watched the
crowd grow, and others voiced
their varying opinions with signs.
Eugene resident Scott Britt, who
said he will attend the University
this fall, brought his daughter and
a sign that read: “I agree with
Dave. F.U. Morality before mon
ey-”
“I don’t see a lot of wealthy
people who would weigh out
$50 million and weigh it on
morality,” Britt said of Frohn
mayer.
A person walking by asked
what the “F.U.” meant.
“For United?” Britt said, his
answer coming out more like a
question. “I don’t know. Interpret
it yourself.”
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