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VEHICULAR VANDALISM
A car was overturned after the Civil War game this weekend on 16th Avenue between Patterson and Ferry streets. Neighbor Paula Crum
mett said, “Apparently they were drunk and they thought it'd be fun to flip." The car has been moved around various parking lots over the
past few months and is registered to someone out of state. Eugene police officer Randy Ellis, who is in charge of the case, said that be
cause the lot is private property and the owner of the property is deceased, the police can’t do anything about it. "It'll probably be there
making it look like we're a Third World country for a while,” he said.Neighbor Koushi Sunder said that about 10 people pulled up in a truck
and a car after the game on Saturday. “I think they were just really drunk," she said. “ I think they were just excited because we won.”
Meals: Students react positively to new plan
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e-mail. “However, with a 50-point cap,
this problem should be manageable
for dining services. ”
Mann said the new plan furthers the
RHA’s goal of better accommodating
the dining habits of residents.
University Housing shares that
objective, Driscoll said.
“The goal would be for them to be
on a plan that fits their eating habits,”
he said.
Driscoll advised students not to save
too many points for the final week be
cause Food Services reduces its stock
in the last week of each term.
The idea of roll-over meal points
has been suggested by residents in
the past and was proposed by Adam
Walsh and Kyla Coy in their win
ning campaign for ASUO Executive
last spring.
Students’ reactions to the new plan
have been positive.
“I think it’s a good thing because
normally I have about 20 points left
over on Saturday, and it’s usually a big
Kate Horton | Photographer
Students line up to use the remainder of their meal points at the Grab ’n Go before the
points expire. Starting winter term, meal points will roll over into the following week.
line,” freshman Cameron Seeley said.
Freshman Matt Hartzell said he
typically spends all his points, but the
new plan will benefit other students.
“I think it’s a good idea, but it won’t
personally benefit me,” he said.
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