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i,J ~ J ` <br /> . ~:~uLooking for a Deal ! PARKING - er~~ <br /> Continued from Page 1 Residents. who rent from L <br /> ~ versify-owned housing in <br /> DO yOLI QL1a~lfy `Counsel. "The construction has east campus, area will iece <br /> If you enjoy these items, you qualify created a lot of noise and has <br /> - unlimited seconds caused some of the houses to <br /> become dirty." `We are relieved <br /> - soup, sandwiches, and salad bars The new residential parking the lot I.S almost <br /> - hot entrees with vegetarian choices program is a plan arrived at done. The <br /> - desserts and beverages jointly by the University and <br /> - large selection of condiments the city of Eugene, said Carey construction has <br /> uick, ake-out fast food meal Drayton, director of the office C~t~ a lot Of <br /> - Q t of Public Safety. <br /> We offer all of these items, whin other places only offer one or two - Drayton said there was a noise and has <br /> great deal of concern by resi- Caused some of <br /> O dents of University-owned fam- <br /> the houses to <br /> p ily housing in the east 'campus <br /> <br /> ~ Do ou know what ot1 can bu for $291 ~ area about the amount of traffic become dirty.' <br /> ' Y Y Y ' and the danger that it poses for <br /> small children living there. - Mc'iC)/ T@( <br /> Become an Off-Campus Boarder and get 67 meals a month at our ~ As a way to deter students East campus resid, <br /> and staff from taking advantage <br /> introducto rate: <br /> ' r'y _ i of free parking so close to cam- free parking permits. ~ <br /> pus, Drayton said the city en- who do not live in Univet <br /> I _ Just $291 for 30 days ! couraged the University to Im- ousin wi 1 ave to a <br /> (3 meals Monday -Friday and 2 meals Saturday -Sunda;?) element a residential parking r ve ice er year or extt <br /> l program similar to programs in a er <br /> If you are a University Student, bring in this coupon or call ' the south and west University a two hours. <br /> ' University Housing at 346-4277 for more information. I <br /> ~ Sponsored by University Housing, corner of 15th Ave. and Agate St. ~ ACTIVISM <br /> _-1 Continued from Page 1 <br /> Foote said. <br /> In addition to time, another obstacle to environmental actin <br /> is [hat "students are really recognizing the interconnectedne~ <br /> all these (social) issues together," Hoop said. <br /> For example, students may occasionally feel guilty for work <br /> only on saving old-growth forests and not. putting energy into c <br /> batting racism. <br /> ALL TU B ES AR E 2 00/ Q O ~ ~ The growing complexity of student environmentalism is b <br /> joined by realizations that protest is no longer the effective too <br /> Chan a it was in the 1960s. <br /> EXTRArWiDETUBESFORMAIUNGANDSTORAGE,SHORTTUBES,LONGTUBES... In the 1980s, "student activism shifted away from protest it <br /> streets to dialogue and more mainstream politics," Hoop sai~ <br /> can understand it even if in my heart I wish students spoke <br /> . more." <br /> "Protests are created to educate, but instead they're scaring <br /> ple off," Foote said. <br /> SAVE 20% O ~ Many University students agree. Environmental profs <br /> PRESSBQQK PARISPRATT, BQNDSTAR, FL1C, TRAFFIC d,~ zapp, a sophomore political satence myor. "It offends a <br /> more people off than it recruits <br /> t_ . ~ "Fiacause onvlronm " tattsm is an issue whose tfmo hes <br /> don't have to std pr~'Foote i~t t~taik tD , <br /> <br />