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Little Caesars MEDIUM PEPPERONI OR CHEESE PIZZA 1711 Willamette (next to Blockbuster) 343-3330 35-50% off list price Bring your textbook information to Smith Family Bookstore • Author • Title • Edition We’ll help you find used copies that will save you money! ' ij ;• 6 ' ‘ • tit* •-•'•>.•. • - *$■//, ock trom campus Always buying: • texts • paperbacks • cliff notes • current magazines find fun stuff in the ODE classifieds CRIME WATCH Vandalism Saturday, March 17,10:57 a.m.: A caller reported a large rock had been thrown through the window at the Gerlinger Annex. Saturday, March 17,11:28 a.m.: A caller reported that a door was kicked in at Collier Hall. Theft Wednesday, March 14,10:50 a.m.: A caller reported the theft of two study chairs from the Hamilton Complex. Tuesday, March 20,4:54 p.m.:A student reported the theft of books from the Knight Library. Friday, March23,11:39a.m.: Officers received a report of a bicycle stolen from McClure Hall. Alcohol/lllegal Substances Wednesday, March 14,11:59 p.m.: A caller reported that residents of Robbins Hall were in possession of drug paraphernalia. Friday, March 23,9:51 p.m.: Staff at Bean Complex requested an officer come over to dispose of d rug paraphernalia. Suspicious Activities/ Disorderly Conduct Thursday, March 15,2:12 p.m.: Officers received a report of a subject pickingall of the flowers in front of the University of Oregon sign behind Oregon Hall. Friday,March 16,1:10 p.m.: Officers received a report of two people breaking intoa parking meter. Sunday, March 18,10:05p.m.: Officers received a report of several people in the Pioneer Cemetery wearingski masks. Tuesday, March20,11:56a.m.: A ca 11 er reported that two people at the EMU were being verbally aggressive and shouting“inappropriate things." Tuesday, March 20,4:23 p.m.: Officers received a report of a person at the intersection of University Streetand 13th Avenue who was yelling p rofa nities at pedestrians as they walked past and causing distress to students. Thursday, March 22,6:33 p.m.: Officers received a report of disorderly people on the roof of Delta Tau Delta who were yelling profanities at pedestrians. Saturday, March24,8:39p.m.:Officers received a report of several people playing in the water fountain near Cascade Hall. Threats/Physical Violence Saturday, March 17,3:15 p.m.: A caller reported an attempted sexual assault nearthe Pioneer Cemetery. Monday, March 19,1:10 p.m.: Officers received a report of an assault at Prince Lucien CampbellHalt. Multicultural continued from page 4 multicultural unions — from con sidering a group’s viewpoints when it decides whether to grant funds. “It’s kind of contradictory,” Ban field said. “It’s going to be allocated within the viewpoint of the Multi cultural Center.” When the court released its deci sion during spring break, Justice Ashan Awan said the money can be allocated neutrally, and the MCC needs to rewrite its bylaws to reflect these changes. Viewpoint neutrality became a concern last spring when the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that inciden tal fees must be allocated in a neu tral manner, but students can’t opt out of paying for groups with which they politically disagree. But Banfield said the MCC fund should be the exception to the rule because the money is coming from a student vote rather than an estab lished system such as the ASUO Student Senate or Programs Fi nance Committee. “It comes down to the voice of the students,” he said. In the Southworth v. Wisconsin case, the Supreme Court didn’t de cide how ballot measures fit into the fee system, and the question still re mains whether the Southworth case applies to the MCC’s allocation of funds. A complete ASUO budget, in cluding figures for the MCC and OSPIRG ballot measures, should have been sent to University Presi dent Dave Frohnmayer by Monday, but ASUO President Jay Breslow said Frohnmayer has extended the deadline to May 1. Now accepting applications for Rec Sports softball and soccer officials. First general meeting is Thurs., April 5th, 6p.m., in Rm 63, SRC. Apply at 102 Esslinger or call 346-4113. 0: University of Ore Spring Term 2001 LeagueManager’s Meetings Location Time Softball_ April 9 * SRC Multipurpose 4 4:00p.m. Soccer__April 17*SRC Ulrich Room 4:00p.m. Ultimate FrisbeeApril 25*SRCUlrich Room 4:00p.m. 4-on-4 Grass Volleyball April 26 *SRC Ulrich Room 4:30p.m. League Playoff Meetings Location Time SoftballMay 14_ *SRC Multipurpose 4 4:00p.m. SoccerMay 15*SRC Ulrich Room 4:00p.m. Ultimate FrisbeeConducted via e-mail 4-on-4 Grass Volleyball Conducted via e-mail Special EventsDeadline Dates Location Fitness Fest — April 16-20 ~ *SRC Soccer ScrambleApril 17April 19,4-7:00p.m. Southbank Field Track MeetApril 18_ April 20 Hayward Field Training Sr Fitness April 20 April 21 *SRC Regional Challenge Golf Tournament Course May 11 May 20 Tokatee Golf TournamentsDeadline Dates Location Spring Tennis Classic May 16 _May 18-20 Covered Courts ‘Student- Rec Center Per more information, stop by 102 kssiinger Hall or call 346*4113. 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