News briefs
University honors Ann Curry
with alumni award
The University has awarded NBC news anchor
and University alumna Ann Gurry with a Pioneer
Award, given since 1979 to recognize alumni who
have become leaders and risk-takers in their fields.
“For me to be honored in this way for perhaps
doing something pioneering in my work and rep
resenting Oregon means so much because it
means for me that the American dream is alive
and well, and things are still possible for anyone
who works hard and doesn't give up,” Gurry said
in an interview for Portland news station KGW.
Gurry is a native of Ashland and began her
journalism career in 1978 as a reporter and news
anchor at NBC affiliate KTVL in Medford. After
working from 1981 to 1984 for NBC’s KGW, and
from 1984 to 1990 for KCBS in Los Angeles, she
joined NBC News as the network’s Chicago corre
spondent. Currently, she is a news anchor on the
Today Show and frequently fills in on NBC Night
ly News.
— Roman Gokhman
Senate transfers funds
for events; Andy Elliot resigns
The ASUO Student Senate rushed through
a series of requests from student groups at its
Wednesday night meeting.
The first string of requests came from MEChA,
which was in need of funding to make up the
deficit it acquired from its regional conference.
The senate approved transfers to MEChA’s con
ference account, including #600 from its recruit
ment account, #450 from its multicultural ac
count and #54 from its office supplies account.
The senate also approved a transfer of #24 from
MEChA’s advertising account to its printing and
duplication account and #16 from its advertising
account to its postage account.
The LGBTQA also had its requests approved to
fund events during Gay Pride Month. The senate
approved transfers to the LGBTQA’s annual
events account, including #280 from its Queer
Prom account, #80 from its speakers account,
#15 from its longdistance account and#150 from
its payroll office manager account. The senate
also approved a transfer of # 1,100 from surplus to
the group’s annual events account.
Club Sports requested funding from surplus as
well to help fund the Ultimate Frisbee team’s na
tional playoffs. The senate approved the trans
fer of $4,225 from surplus to the Club Sports
Men’s Ultimate account.
Finally, the senate debated whether to trans
fer #1,000 from surplus to the Multicultural
Center, which would be used for an upcoming
conference event. MCC representatives noted
they are collaborating with other departments
to fund events at the conference, but the sen
ate was hesitant to allocate the full #1,000 and
instead voted in favor of transferring #400.
In other senate business, Andy Elliott re
signed his seat after three years of senate serv
ice, and some newly-elected senators attend
ed the meeting and introduced themselves to
the group.
— Chelsea Duncan
Faculty
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he said. “I don’t see it as a controversial motion in
anyway.”
According to the motion, the report will have
two parts. First, it would provide information on
“current procedures, or policies under consid
eration” that relate to “requests from govern
ment agencies for access to academic records,
personnel files, student health files, mail, e-mail,
voice mail and records of Internet searches, li
brary borrowing and book buying in response to
the PATRIOT Act and other similar legislation
and executive orders. ”
Second, it would detail “limitations on re
search, including restrictions on materials, per
sonnel and dissemination of results, imposed by
the PATRIOT Act and other similar legislation
and executive orders. ”
Speaking to the Senate before the vote, Uni
versity General Counsel Melinda Grier said the
government has not yet made any requests the
University for access to student records.
“Many colleges and universities have not had
requests,” she said.
However, Grier said various departments
have already implemented policies and proce
dures for dealing with future government re
quests for information.
She said many departments likely to receive
such requests — including the library, the ad
missions office and Student Health Services —
would consult with Grier’s office before releas
ing any information.
Student representative Eric Bailey praised the
Senate’s vote.
“I think that it’s something that's definitely
necessary,” he said. “I’m concerned about how
the USA PATRIOT Act would affect international
students... and I hope that this motion goes to
ward protecting their rights.”
The USA PATRIOT Act, which stands for the
Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing
Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Ob
struct Terrorism Act of 2001, was passed after
the terror attacks of Sept. 11,2001, and gave the
federal government broad new powers to com
bat terrorism.
Peter Sur is a freelance writer
for the Emerald.
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Applications due May 21st. Constact
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Athletic Department
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at door #1. Pick up applications at
this time or in advance at the Casa
nova Center 2nd Floor reception
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Project Saferide, the sexual as
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