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roupin and if so, how and by what
Jroup, 3) is the coliseum or stdium
faculty Seat
nearly
part oftha university or are they
owned by a separate athletic corporation, 4) is tiie only financial cOnnection that e part of the studet fees
are iven ovr to the athletic iiepartment, 5) do any of the coaches have
tenure, and if so, in what dpart-
for
one-half hours yes-
enate
Facult3
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deliberated
and
terday afternoon in
anattempt to
human riht's
resOlve the crisis
viotations at L)reOn
of
States
A proposal by Fred -Cervantes,'
6) how many of the present team
firt introduced at a special session ment,
members have turned out for football
defeated in favor of motions endorsin. president Jensen's
statement of 'ebruary 26, his appointment of a Commission on Auman .i;hts
and esponsibiiities, and a revised
form of the clministrative rroposal
drain up by the Committee on iinority
Affairs.
resident Jensen was the first-to
address the assembly, explaininthe
establishment of the numan riChts
without the previous ur:.ine, of the
Monday, was
department.
Stone tho had come to the
of th-e Lthletic iepartment
earlier, said:he could not ensue tho'-e
questions, but said that he felt they
should be answered by the Lthletc .ueS.A.
defense
partment soon.
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those questions. I said before
commission, and announcin: the members all
ithat
I
vigorously
supported the Athof this commission. They include:
letic
Jepartment.,
but I have other
rofessos ion Clark, ihomas icOlin- feelins, too. very
department has
tock, iarlotte Lambert, Michael
to
answer
to
the
faculty,
students,. and
Inous,. and James Uldfield, chairman;
If
this
was
my deartedministration.
and stiidents James uevy, rt Cooper
merit
that
had
been
asked
f
or
informaand Judy Sritton.
tion from Faculty Senate, we would
have
volunteered evenhad the motion
ne then urCed Jenate to stay ifl: request1n
information been defeated
session until action is taken."
ut nothinJ has been forthin benate.
cominJ
from
the
thletic Department,"
i)iscussion was then opened on the said Stone.
Cervantes roposal, but -. .. ernier,
ioiiltry cience, immediately introS id 1hite, a teacher from the
duced a substitute motion -thich basi- rt 'epartment,
up from the audcally ave support to rresident Jan- i erice, suastinspoke
that
the motion to
sen's efforts to resolve the current substitute Jensen's proposal
for that
conflicts and formulate reneral uni- of ;)r. Cervantes may be an avoidance
versity policy.
of tiae isun. -:ite sujjested-. that
Jensen's proposal did not provide an
Sob Jones, Snlish instructor,
immediate climate "for resolvin prdmoved that the substitut motion e_ - blems
justness and fairness," and
dorse the Administratire Lroposal of that theinprocess
of appeal did not
the Committee on i.-Linority Affairs,
satisfy
the
question
the student's
Febru- status in relation to of
rather than iresident
the
University's
ary 25 statement.
riCht to limit individual freedom of
Several objections were raised to students without due process.
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)1ScuSS1On resumed amounst the possibility of passin:-. the Cervantes
come were still unclear as
proposal or because of so-called errorst0
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what
needed
to be resolved. L,S
in facts. The amendment was failed.
usiñess
trickler,
-- Administration,
'1 am prepared to
voiu
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-iemina;
Aruments in favor of iernierts
take a- stand one way or another, if
substitute motion included rJ,
you will just say ihat we are scrappinc
Schultz's, "lTm in favor because I
about.
wonder if both sides are will-in
to sit down because one side keeps
L)ther Senators wanted answers to
chanrin the problem so that it
more
specific
questions. he discussion
will never be solved. im aainst
continued
in
an
effort to discover
an arbitration board because one side thich proposal was
the more specific,
will never be happy with it.
-Derner1s or Cervantes', and whether
or not j t
wa
most desirA question as to whether the
able
to
adopt
the
more
::eneral
motion
Athletic Department was H0 campus"
or
the
more
specific.
Aumpkin
said
(in reference to Sernier's motion
that
he
was
in
favor
of
urrin: the cooperation of all units
because it seemed to best saton campus) was raised by A.J. hode, motion
isfy
the
Senate's responsibility to
sycholoy. ithode also asked 1) if
be
both
le:.islative
arid -judicial.
the only oranizational tie between
the university was that £resident of Continued on paLe 6...
USU and some members of the faculty
and student bodies are' on the Athletic
ioard, 2) is the so-called faculty representative appointed by any faculty
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r1acetja1eties7
/L'ne of the surprize moves at
the Faculty Senate yesterçla.y was a
onieter saw fit i ednes-
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paper to repudiate a scab hetstory
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Charles Friday,
s.brH h ... h rew:fire from
mics.; he move,çame after i)ee
£-rdrosJ speech before the .enate
ich ±-arker in his letter to the 3arom-.
eter, said that black Student Union
where he repeated earlier statemerits to the effect that he would
leaders were never even contacted
not accept a rufin; by ±resident
about an all-school convocation.
Jensen1siumanRjht1s CoñmiissIoñ if
ab Theet.1storyaiso mentioied.r.
the majority of hs players disareed ho Lh aDsence of the
at a plan-.
with that rulin regardless of uhether
meeting was distorted by the
iarometet and the acminstration for
it invo],vd minority or huirn rhts
call for a complete investigaton o
the-th1etic eper-tment_ .i-d ts relationship to the university b
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hefolowin is Fridays state-
ment which will be presented bforê
the enat today for a vote
Secause of the now obvious re'evance
of the activities of the Intercollegiate Athletics prograrn.torh tptal-.performnce of Oreon State UniVersity
ana becau3e of the University1 s concern
..od.ente.:th positioti.of the. studaitathlete in his relationship to sports
and the university, I move that the
aculty enete undertake a fuli and
complee study culminating in a full
report to the Senate of the policies
associated with intercollegiate athletcs includin the following points
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the administrative, authorItative and financial relatOiliPS
between the University administration
and facu'ty, the 4thletic Jepartment
ab Sheet is ratified that
the arjmeter corsders our publicationsuch a threat to their on
cod name that they allowa parker
to have all the space needec- for a
job that the arometer editors felt
ut--.
thér
we stand by our original story. .........
In essence what rarker took Hi:
several humored vordsto say was that
ne and another student, Lom afftm,
contacted arl iielms, director of
eorge
student Affaits
the
BSU.
.'arker
Oarr, a nexber of
Bu
rrcsident itice Smith called .resident Jensen s office, and had asked
thet Jenson, who wasntt there, c-all
Ihe
him back
scause of tnis, x-arker maintiat ivttkë had.. bentold about
the rnetiP.-'or he -woldnTt have.
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'he specific implications for called rack
2
Uregon State of the revised O rulUnfortunately, Parker in his
ing on institutional aid (Article 3,
Section 1 of the CAA Constitition
letter took much for granted ks
as it appears in the Programs of the
stated in the original cab heet
63r4 nnual Convention of the
story, ielms never did conact iU
January 6-8, 1969, p 29)
leaders, thouh ne attempted to do
Carr aid not realize that
so
the role and relationship of rarker
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ona ..auffum fere presidenthe faculty representative to the
and thought their
tial
emissaries
rC-8 to the fac4ty and athletics
sugestion just talk
4. £he role and rlatiónshi
of the 3oard of In.tercolieg.iate Ath
eit Jsen-theBS-U:led.:
to
ltic..to the. CAA, to the faculty...
noff-handciomment
had'hardlr
er
and.athletics..
.:ensen
wanted
to htalk,u
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never did find .... out. what
The format f or this inquiry and
Jensen
actually
wanted to teli about
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report is to be proposed by the ixecutive.C:ornmittee and impi.ment.?d upon
one adülty mémber1ater
approval pT the faculty enate
commented, it was amazing" that tne
administration would send out two
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and be made responsible for laying
barometer to sue Scab Sheet
the ground work or an all-school
'hy he asked, "didn' t
convocation
arometer editor Luasday labthe
administration
attempt to contact
elec. the ca 3heet as libelous.
SU
leaders
directly
instead of
£he editor said e1re oing to sac
oin,
throun
all
3orts
of people?"
ITve tak.en a course in libel law and I
know what I'm talking about..." fhe
-ker alSo made a tatmeit
outburst was directed tDwards several
in
his
letter
Barometer which
students passin out the paper, Scab has little or to-the
arker
no
foundation.
Shet lawyers have replied that 'truth .. .ontiniied on cae 4,..
is the best defense aainst libel."
and the LCAA
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are iifriaed upoa, the student
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with the optimism that this may be a
solution to the problem which could
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affun who thought their proposal
priate action.
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ma personal interviewyjth
sourcesindicate that the truth is
just the opposite, that administrators
arid facultysaid that an all-school
Convocation would only present a tense
:-situatin between opposin factions
that would '"esuit in violence
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wOuld acornp1ish anythin
coursethrotIhhe
should seek
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ul?n tate.LJr11versity student
body
Jresiden,the cab She discovered
there-hasbeenome misrepresenta
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As ira-ser said, 1 thou-h I was
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YOtin to retain a football VVcoach, I
Iostsdtipt to the barome
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reard to your headline he £-uth
certaihly did not realize I had voted
Shall ake 'iou...Ur break You over
tO,iVe him thepower of a dictator"
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e- cCntinued.,
arkér1s. repudiation letter: As lon
f :the -board did
-as the tiith ia-desirb1e commodity -give Andros the riht-to caches--per
-on this campus --and there--are people who oativ, who ave the-board the
-are -wiiiii to-hear it, -you ca contin- to letislate the athletets human-p-wer
rihts? $ut for the record --if I
ue. to play your -own i3roksn-h-earted
did inadvertently vote as I aim
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CS perroative,
durin----facu-lty Sen-
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af'terion-,- -the- second of three pieces ate meetin by rofesso-r cej-thOies.
-------------------------------of -1eis-l-ati-on passed. Our readers
wi-il notice-: that it is -a siihtly re9
vised- editio of the Administrative
oposaldrawn up by i-reident Jensers
Lnce aain our dearly be'oved
Advi'sdry Committe of i-inority f fairs
Jepartment has- its rights
It--wa-s b uht to tt-esident Jensen 1ast'reaf-ijrm-ed,
consenSus- of the-thweek for his endorsement, but he re
letlC U0C1d was-that. the;thdcGah
fused at that time to accept it.
,-i,as full responsiblity
p-f-h-issquad..
includin;...personal neatness
principal -rp-ie of a universitr:ist-b :promote,etablish, and
ihis statement, -as quoted' in the
maintain pro :rams which will ai:d the
ilmes of i-arch 6th, - is -'in
student in acuirin -- he knowied- e and
antant contradiction- of, the princiskills- -hecessary. to enable him to reach
his desired academic oals and to cope pies Of ChS res1dent's Corr1miSiorj.
h1etc i3oard has obviously not
ith the,v-arious; cultural and- social
demands which he faces In fulflin caen any notice of what ha been
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thIs roie the University cannot i-USOn campus- this last week-i-- It
becomes
which
disperfectly obvious that even
tify arbitrary practices
if
ai.hleteob-tainc
identity
of
an
individual
hi-s human
or
-par;e--the
rihts from the Comrnissi-oh,
-limit him -in his quest f or personal
-bIit-ee
ndros happens nbt t aJr'ee-y-thjt,
identity; the. University therefore
the athlete will Still not have his
will not tolerate discrimination on
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o once ain we ar acij ct'
-per--sociaL-and cultural-values.
square one; a place where athletes!
Just-as all other tudents- par- have no recourse withi'n the iinver1ty: s-ysteii if- they have, a Irievance
-ticipatin,:- in- university activities
are not to be reprimanded or threat- ,aainst:the Athletic iepArtment.
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should call the shots, not
ri'ht uxiies,s it demonstrably inter-tie nthletic- Lepar,ment. As lon---feres''with-- the uniwersitys basic
functions, so also should these prin- as Jee ndros is a professor on
this campus, he should be bou-hjt
ci-ples apply to athletes. o person uncier
the jurisdiction of the
-should-use the threat of:removal.of
an athlete1s or any other studentTs
like every Other
aculty,en.te,
menber
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Lh
was
is no represent.tiQn at all.
i-s far as che- acultSena.ta;is
concerned, ytrday they foro.t
that time has passed. iWh;3laks:
uthe students are lëavara
jheT are doi:j sb because they
believe they can no lone s'upport
an institution nch has proven it-
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eaf firmed yesterday by the
faculty Jenate. Jut the victory,
lie, so
apy. in o'Xr :30tY, was
one of worus only. It reimains
hollow and meaninless.
faculty enate passed to propo1s One was Ptesident3JenenTs
latest proposal.. .he other was a
tihtly ir'odifiea \erslon of tne
.4dminiti-at ive i iposa 1
Ihe facult passed the modifiec.
version of the dministative ro-
elf to be rci5t and uncomprom-isinJ
1n nature, £h ae leavin bcaise
of cbriscience. fhey must be tIven.
amnesty and not held responsibl-for
rades which were affected by a boycott of classes which:was done with
a sens of moral obliJationsuchr:1
to presat.
persohs have the coura
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posal onIyafterhavin. turnd it
It took a taste
down. twice befre.
All other actions taken this
last week must be put in abeyance.
until a proper and le:al decision
can beade by the-Auman .L.ihtTs
Cothnilssion. 1his must be-done if
of tne tyrannical principles
of the L.tnletic Jepartment and hljockH
mentality throu a speech oy ice
-.ndros to awaken Cne senators to ttie
injustices and raclal prejudice perpretrated there,
In any case, :th two proposals
ihich. th..Jenateasse are incompatible and. taken to echer unacceptable
For ary person support1n numan rihts
and. j.ustic.
1nssecs Jensen
oposal calls
fair and impartial justice is valied
at all by this. institutlon..
ven without these faultsthere are no assurances that even
i?resiclent JerisenTs oriinal policy
on establishment of a humanrihts
commission will be accepted by certam members and departnCnts who:
conSider themselves outside of n.iversity rule Cherwas demonstra-
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for th 'estàblihment ofrocedures an
bleiroof of this thbuh renarks
mechanisms in individual departments
by members of the th1tic .epätwhich a student nust firsc o throuh
nent ac yestordayTs senate meetin.
befora ho can appeal to the £reslo.entTs It is now up to resident Jensen to
Commssiori of iuman ihts
remove these faculty members who
blantanly refuse to accept his
policies, the taculty >enate's policies, or any otner policies except
There are no restrictions On LhC
number of persons or apellates a
student must o throun. in an individual deartment bf ore he can aopeal
their own.
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until fresdent Jensen proves
throuh
hs accions that his word
the Athletic oprtrnent under
can be trusted aria tnc there is no
its pr?sent struccure, a studenc would room on tflis campus for those who
nave to o throu)i three tr_als Detore Till not abide by university policy,
appeal to the commission. Inere are no-- t:bocot-.iriÜstcbtjflué
-restrictions on the amount of time a
committee or person can tae co come
Until ralle cu -rolations of
to a decision. It coula take U? to
human
rihts are taken directly to
a year, before a stuaent could een
the rinlan i it's Commission and
a-pear before the J.uman ihtTs
not forca co atner dust in departiSSiOfl.
merit appellate poadutesa±id until
abody
Students under the residenc's pro- astudent.rcaappearbefore
iThich is nt bound with departmental
posawold com1before the coinraission biases and prejudices, the boycott
jid::ed-. as :.uilry. decisions such as
thüt cOhtinuéc Jntil there is a
the revocation of rants and otner d
commission member representative of
ci11riary action would already be in
culture, the boycott must
effect at tne tlme he came before tne mority
continue, until che iaculty enatc
realizes whac was appropriate to a
s-ivationá eek.ao is-no lOn-er
£nere are other faults with Jensen's enouh, tne boycotc must continue.
proposal. -here ar no minority students hatsoever on his announced commiumen
hts and cultural
issioi If there are no blacks on cam- rihts ust not only be approved
pus at least stucencs from other minot- they must oc acted on and ood
ity cultures snoull oc represenced.
faith must be proven £rinciples
-lso, no elecceC student representaand prO2osal are worthless without
t1res were contacted as to the three
the proper nicans to fairT and
tudents chooser-i by tne trasident for
'just iilementation
th Commission ids a jounts to actatorial rep:esenetion of rnch the
students at lare have no say. fhis
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Caie to lt
iartraent offered coGeiL or ce11_
their side 0r the story. Ji
arrt .inforned tne eiat thac th
aria ner has
entire flare-up 1as
.11 ath1te3
been -a raciel issu.
rofessor
are reqcired co conform.
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chin
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ho1
arrett said,
-ie ended by s'yin
ot star n
sport there h Liad to be rnejicnac
oct.
Lndros sttment was re-i silence, durn which
csivsd
owsll, counselor and tutor
for at.1etes was reconizsd by
tne chairb h-i a very soft-apDlcen
a plan4sd atcac on the th1etic iJepartinent for purposes of publiclty.h
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-id lt was partcu1ar1y a' acac on
LrIZos because of ±us natioa1 nae.
iarretc firiscieJ .ais scoy, aic
ths
rtzte. asked for a
qLesio1 o.
order, which £obertTs iU1OS sa,r is
dropped.
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preraquisices.H
was connued on tas sub-
sti.tute motioi. .Joess.id, 'Iwjfl vote
ainst this motion because it s utless
It is iot specific eno h.
11 it says
is that tnenata also enorsas che rresir cria
tiilccic Japart1cantTs iroposal.
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wii1in.
to
cooperaca
thea
menc says
I want to l:now about ndros stacements
of earlier reviews.
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Jone
qusc1on
naros che
a
opoortunity, ha said of ivin his side,
I dic9nt tninlc you was ever oia ask me
dtatad that in 20
to at U') ±iere. -
were subject to
to answer to anyone. -er dieCUSSiOn, it was passed Trth the
word
f
stucent&' replacn that
athletes in the third par-
aaph
ihs success was cneerea 037
tae audience, and was immediately
followed 037 8
oposal that
hope cnat stLldents who, to pro-
tst have withdrawn from the -uni-
-varsity, will find it posiible to
reconsider nd -eamiri to make this
a better uniiersity. '
ihe imoton
was assed unaniiiiously. ihe meetwaS Scijounea until coday,
ail, 301.
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p.m.
flis poliéies
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cott is still on, black athletes
i! the 0-8 will continue o
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boycott anes
I wilt resoect tiem.
Cervantes spoke na-t, ramarKin chat r was part of the enates
cnletic .apartmenc when
concern hat th
chey saio tac; woulc
respec policles
If he could assume tnat -ndros woulc SLOmc i
the ciecisios of the 0orrnr1ssion,
it
UL.
there
co -icins,
S1 the Ooinssion is unSatiStaCtOr3T
unrepresentat-ve,
hee arc no o1acs named to the
-e1s i rmainino
in tow' to assisc ti-ia
thea' ha COULa endorse trie nocion,
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It was ncio-s reply to this polat
whicri caused aa uproar amoi tne senacors,
If they rule that Ia co-iplately roa
licies for h7o6-tha1l
whn l set -up.
tean, I ilI do so (i.e. submit) if chat
oi
.uocott
!he tdets for
5:Qaor:w1th the decision, then ha
d
would have to make
bhjut
had
had
to--but
woul5
Frer i.Lllton
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has Dean no
improainent in tne sicuation,
i
£rofessor
is tne consensis of my fOotDall team.h
ie further commeacea chat if ire cicinTt
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tan o-i f11norc7 scudent afair,
tolci cao reporters, in a celepiaone irterv1e that tna boy-
oppose any conmittoo that as aimeci only
£ haze
at crie thletc
-apartmont
no animosity coward £reclor any otaer
youn nan who oesnt wanc co conform
our policies
ih
dered whsther.dnro rall had
chan. He was willin.
to chane .i.chan.a was rnecesary. L-t
this, tnere was a reaction frori che audience, £i went o to say tnat no tiould
t
it is not -merLcan
sUostitute motion was
passed after a culty member on-
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fl rihts,
tO submit i±èm to majority::ruLe::
here would then be
thins
as 'minority riht
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cnlet1c department.
.
flow a -lac athletes cultural her-
iiSCU3SiOfl
by the
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vote, a senator ask3d.
nd cletermne their cltural
my
mentioned
talk about majoiityrule and this
majority rule inadvertently discriminates aainst black athletes.
LndrOsT omnts brouht a :
respoisefrom Cervdtës,. as he
m]1C11fled ttiat in a questlon of
.
-Lfter the
manner, rnoviri1y and quietly
I am representi fl riyself ari
OpinionS as my nane w
a ot on tn'-last nocioa, -ernl3rTS
'-notio2 passed, and co-isequently Ocr-.
vants1 ;motiori
od1d
1aci
LCt1Ofl
Committee reporcec last niht
that the uu student 3oyco-tt
will concnua,
hare will be
5- pr3-sT1e
rally
r1cio-y n1it
at 6 30 i tire
ia11roomn,
-rmbands will be. distributed-,
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