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Positions Available:
Multicultural Advocate
Advocate far and develop programs addressing concerns of differently-abled students, students of
color, gay and lesbian students, and other under
these groups and the ASUO.
Greek Advocate
• under-represented groups, and to be a liaison between
I: Serve as a liaison between the University of Oregon's Greek Community; including all ethnically,
cukurafty, and professionally based chapters, the ASUO, and the greater student body.
Programs Administrator
Provide information and assistance to ASUO programs, and approve and monitor student programs.
Every applicant guaranteed an interview. Applications available in
ASUO Office (Suite 4 EMU)
Due Friday, January 11 by 5 p.m.
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CRIME
WATCH
Drugs and Aieohoi
Tuesday, Jan. 1,12:49 a.m.: Four
people were seen with open containers
drinking alcohol in Pioneer Cemetery.
Saturday, Jan. 5,2:45 a.m.: An oftt
cer found four people outside Chap
man Hail with open alcohol containers.
Thefts and Recoveries
Monday, Dee. 31,12:26 p,m.: A bicy
cle was reported stolen from Riley Hall.
Wednesday, Jan. 2,4:18 p,m.: A bi
cycle was reported stolen from the
School of Music.
Thursday, Jan. 3,9:24 a.m.: A stereo
was reported stolen from the central
warehouse of Carson Haft.
Thursday, Jan. 3,10:49 p.m.: An Ore
gon State University identification card
was found and mailed to its owner.
Saturday, Jan. 5,11:53 a.m.: Officers
found several street signs taken from
city streets near H.P. Barnhart.
Sunday, Jan. 6,6:24 p.m.: Several
items were left at a women’s basketball
game at McArthur Court.
Disorderly Conduct
Friday, Jan. 4,3:05 p.m.: An officer re
quested assistance af the Onyx Bridge
for a oar alarm that would not tarn off.
Saturday, Jan. 5,10:14 a.m.: A caller
on the 1400 block of East 18th Avenue
reported another person throwing
things at her.
Sunday, Jan. 6,3:26 p.m.; Officers
report disorderly conduct at Millrace 1.
Miscellaneous
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Monday, Dec, 31,11:44 p.m.: An in
dividual was spotted urinatinq outside
the Knight Library.
Sunday, Jan. 6,12:44 a.m.: An officer
found a person going through recycling
bins near the College of Education.
Sunday, Jan. 8,9:27 p.m.: Officers
confiscated paraphernalia at Robbins
Hall in Hamilton Complex.
News briefs
Student crashes into
motorcycle officer,
is charged with DUII
University junior Linda K.
Abeles, 21, was arrested after she
collided with a police officer on a
motorcycle patrol vehicle in south
east Portland Sunday.
Abeles, an education major, was
charged with driving under the in
fluence of intoxicants, assault and
reckless endangering.
The officer, Christopher D. Guz
man, 34, is in critical condition in a
Portland hospital with a broken leg
and severe head injuries, police
spokesman Henry Groepper said.
Investigators believe Abeles
caused the accident by either failing
to stop at a stop sign, or stopping and
then pulling out in front of Guzman.
Abeles was held at the Justice Cen
ter Jail in Portland and arraigned at 2
p.m. Monday. The district attorney
did not immediately return a phone
call regarding the arraignment.
— Kara Cogswell
PeaceHealth completes
purchase of Springfield site
PeaceHealth announced last
week that it has finalized the pur
chase of a new hospital site in
Springfield to replace the existing
Sacred Heart Medical Center just
west of the University.
When completed in 2006, the
hospital will have 500 beds and is
expected to employ 2,200 people.
The existing Eugene site will be
renovated and used for outpatient
services, and PeaceHealth has
promised $40 million in improve
ments to the area.
Critics of PeaceHealth have de
nounced the decision because it re
locates Eugene’s only hospital and
places it in Springfield, where com
petitor McKenzie-Willamette Hos
pital already operates.
PeaceHealth’s regional CEO,
Alan Yordy, defended the compa
ny’s decision.
“Looking at trees and water is far
better than looking at concrete and
cars,” Yordy said.
The 160-acre site, which borders
the McKenzie River, is more than
twice the size of the original plot of
fered to the medical group by de
veloper Arlie and Co.
— Brook Reinhard
4 Oregon Daily Emerald
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