feedback
Improved
productivity
I'm sure many other senators
also have received) a great deal
of support, assistance and know
ledge from Mike McCarty.
For the past six months I've
been involved in the ASG. My
first assignment was working
with Mitch Newton (ASG Presi
dential Aide) on the Apathy
Committee. At that time, I'm
sorry to say, ASG as a group
was lacking in communication
and not very productive.
However, I received,
cember I'm sure we'll discover a
and organizational skills.
I've found that Mike McCarty
sees his projects, duties as ASG
president
and committments
through with efficiency and a
great amount of ease that en
ables him to communicate and
educate other individuals that
are concerned with the com
munity and school.
These individuals had the en
ergy and ability to contribute a
great deal but were lacking in
fundamental
governmental
knowledge and communication
skills.
There have been innumerable
instances where Mike has taken
time to explain why certain
things are the way they are.
Just
yesterday afternoon,
Mike and I were in the cafeteria
having coffee and I made a
comment about the high prices
of the food. Mike immediately
intervened with a five minute ex
planation of why the prices are
high, and how the administration
and the cafeteria have their
hands tied.
mal feed in Michigan. Although
the mistake led to the destruc
tion of over 30,000 animals,
scientists have found that some
of the contaminated meat was
unloaded at 15 cents a pound to
hamburger joints and baby food
companies.
PBB
poisoning
produces
neurilogical abnormalities, mem
ory loss, muscular weakness,
headaches and sleep disorders.
One farmer kept misplacing
his tools, including his tractor.
Another man was forced to give
up his job because he couldn't
remember which turn off to
take to get there.
At least
one scientist predicts that this
disaster will rank with those at
Japan's Minimata mercury poi
sonings or the Sevesco chemical
accident in Italy as major ecolo
gical disasters of the 20th cen
tury.
Boycott Coors Beer
Would you want to take a lie
detector test and be asked ques
tions such as have you ever com
mitted an undetected crime or
smoked marijuana in order to
get a job?
,
Well, if you wanted to work
for the Adolf Coors Brewing
Company you would have to
through this routine and more.
Coors is repeatedly cited for
discrimination in its hiring prac
tices and claims the right to fire
anyone for "offending the mor
als of the company," bad mouth
ing Coors beer, or failing to sub
mit to search and seizure. Jo
seph Coors has also poured mil
lions of dollars into the John
In the areas that I'm particu-
lary concerned with i.e. the high
To the Editor:
(and
tremendous amount has changed
prices at the cafeteria, collective
bargaining, the school budget,
organizational and communica
tions skills, student and com
munity services Mike was more
than helpful.
If we all take a good look at
the student government today
and compare it to the ASG of
late October, November and De
in the areas of productivity, and
communications. These changes
were definitely the result of
Mike's extra time input, concern
These are the reasons j
Mike is so effective and prodi
tive. He is in touch with th»
that pertain directly to the s
dents, he is knowledgeable
areas where I'm sure time, d
cious time, would be lost
another person were to be els
ed because it would take:
long to educate another pea
in these areas.
He is also concerned with t
future of the college and!
community-his seeminglyh
less input is proof of that.®
Phillip Boitnott
ASG senator
cont. from Page 6
The old man. Guy Henry
Turner, was arrested for selling
one-half a joint to an acquain
tance. The grand jury has re
fused to prosecute even though
the elderly man admits to using
the weed to relieve his asthma.
"To hell with their laws," said
the 90-year-old farmer.
THE HIGH PRICE OF STEAK
NOWADAYS
PBB is a poisonous fire re
tardant chemical. In 1973, PBB
was accidently mixed with ani-
Birch Society, and the "st
ERA" forces. His money-l
you pay for it.
The problem in Oregon
small, since Coors is not s,
here. Yet, the Coors mystii
runs strong
everywhere;!
many numbers of uncoff
cases come back across ■_
borders. Turn down Coors bed
Your protest can be heard.
Other viewpoints
Possibility of American holocaust discussed
Editor's note: This editorial
is a reprint of one appearing in
the April 26 issue of the Courier
4, Chemeketa Community Col
lege's student newspaper.
Last week's film on NBC-TV,
"Holocaust," brings back memo
ries of the world's largest mas
sacre, the attempted annihala-
tion of the Jewish people.
After viewing the four-part
series, it makes one wonder if
such an atrocious thing could oc
cur in this country and what the
affect would be upon a people
who have learned to live the
soft and easy life.
Concern has dominated the
minds of many in thè past few
years as America and the world
has seen a pronounced increase
in Nazi activity.
By closing our minds to this
possibility, we also close our
minds to the legal and political
aspects of our government which
could eventually destroy the very
freedom thousands of our people
have died to protect.
In recai ling some of the events
which led up to the holocaust
of World War 11, we might take a
closer look at Adolph Hitler's
stand on gun control, for ex
ample.
One of the prime topics in
politics today is gun control in
America, a direct parallel to
laws established in Nazi Germany
prior to World War II.
Could our lackadaisical atti
tude towards voting when elec
tion time arrives influence our
future for us?
How much power does the
Federal Court have in passing
laws without the sanction of the
majority of our population?
Will a future president have
the money and the ability to de
velop a dictatorship in this
country for the good of an apa-
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thetic society?
How will the numerous mili
tant groups in this country re
act to such an event?
We have the My Lai massacre
’ to think about, and a wealthy
Mr. Calley sitting in Florida liv
ing a life of ease, whereas Nazi
officers guilty of the same crime
were hanged after World War II.
Where are we as a nation of
people with changing values and
morals going?
In an era where aetheism,
the occult, keeping up with the
Joneses, commercialism, lack of
a national pride, sky-rocketing
divorce rates, loss of the family,
punk rock and other such value
less ideals are supported, it
doesn't seem that an American
holocaust would have much dif-
ficulty in becoming a reality.
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