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Terry Shockley, Divest UO banner UO student killed in former Eugene UO continues halt of removed from I’m With UO, One train accident FSL expansion after property manager, Johnson Hall Oregon advance to On April 4, the Eugene pleads guilty to wire latest review executive runoff Police Department fraud After seeing the results The UO administration election identified the body of a of the external review of ordered campus man who died after falling Terry Shockley, former Fraternity and Sorority operations to remove I’m with UO’s Quinn from a train as University owner of Eugene Rentals Life at the UO, Vice- Divest UO’s sign that ask Haaga received 2,306 of Oregon student Connor and Property Management President of Student Life UO President Michael votes and One Oregon’s James. James’ body was Concepts, pled guilty to Robin Holmes said the Schill to call for the UO Zach Rentschler received reported to the EPD on two counts of wire fraud concerns about sexual foundation to divest from 2,056 in last week’s ASUO the morning of April 1 near on April 6. assault in the community fossil fuels. presidential election. Duck Northwest Expressway Shockley is accused of were affirmed. “We routinely remove Squad’s Samara Mokaya and North Park Avenue. using rent and security After the report’s signs across campus,” received 963 votes, It is unknown whether deposits from properties release, the Division of UO spokesperson eliminating her from alcohol or other his firm managed for Student Life extended a Tobin Klinger said. contention. substances were involved. personal use. The two halt on new fraternities “The university has a The ballot measure counts of wire fraud and sororities forming at lot of locations where about funding initiatives Correction 4/7 against Shockley the UO, as well as a cap on students are able to share passed with an 83.6 also accused him of membership levels until their message and we percent majority. After extensive review, communicating across staffing increases. [have] provided ample A total of 6,269 students the Emerald found that state lines in an attempt The report examined opportunity for the Divest logged on to DuckWeb the article “Siren Magazine to cheat people out of documents and students’ message to to vote. Voting for the ready to grow, but not their money. conversations with both be heard.” runoff election, which also without opposition” Each count carries a campus and fraternity Divest UO disagrees includes most senatorial lacked balance and clarity maximum sentence of 20 and sorority members with this, however. races, will re-open on of the Women’s Center years in prison. regarding the issue of “I think it is pretty clear DuckWeb at 9 a.m. on funding request and was sexual assault. It made that the administration April 11 and continue subsequently taken off several recommendations just wants the sign gone through 4 p.m. on April 15. the website. The Emerald to solve the issues, and they’re trying to find regrets this error. which include high-risk ways to prove that we’re behaviors such as hazing not allowed to have it and substance abuse. here,” said Selena Blick, a The recommendations Divest UO member. include establishing closer Divest UO’s sit-in will communication between continue into its fifth FSL leadership, university week. The campaign administration and the has reached out to the Office of Student Life. Foundation for Individual Rights in Education to research its free speech rights in this case.
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New Bernie Sanders campaign office in Eugene
Xander Berenstein volunteers for the UO Students for Bernie group. (Kaylee Domzalski)
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ON YOUR WALK TO MORNING CLASSES, you on in the primary season,” Wig said. “But he change as two large areas where may have seen the Bernie Sanders booth still tends to struggle in areas with a more college-aged supporters connect to his across from the Duck Store or noticed the diverse voting block.” campaign rhetoric. clipboard-clad volunteers making sure The Bernie Sanders Center in Eugene Berenstein is often one of the students that Sanders supporters are registered as was started by Democrat voters and out gathering signatures and registering Democrats in time for the primary. As the then approved by the national campaign. voters around campus. presidential spotlight makes its way toward Candidates’ headquarters are typically “People often recognize me as that ‘Bernie Oregon’s May 17 primaries, Eugene is started by the campaigns themselves and guy’,” Berenstein said, clad in a green and already feeling Sanders’ presence. then local volunteers join in. yellow “Imagine Bernie” shirt. “They have This is largely due to the fact that the The Sanders campaign is expected to seen me out around campus all year long.” Lane County for Bernie chapter just opened open offices in Portland, Medford and Bend Berenstein said that the group its Eugene Headquarters at 2809 Friendly as well. coordinates a lot with the larger Lane St. With coordinated phone banking and University of Oregon Senior Xander County campaign. The group’s next public events, the Sanders camp hopes to Berenstein has been volunteering for the big focus is going to be canvassing the solidify a win in Oregon. They appear to UO Students for Bernie group since last Saturday Market. have a strong voice in Eugene. summer when he co-founded it along with Considering that Eugene has often “We are seeing a really strong voter base recent UO graduate Chase Kelly-Reif. been a hotspot for Democratic hopefuls, for Sanders and a lot of volunteer action,” “This is the first election that I’ve seen and Sanders’ son Levi graduated from said Chris Wig, chairman of the Lane where a candidate is bringing up issues UO with a degree in history, Berenstein County Democratic Party. that actually affect me,” said Berenstein. “I said it’s almost certain that Sanders will Wig said that Sanders typically does haven’t really been active politically before, make an appearance on campus before well in areas with a large white, liberal but I really saw the need to join in on the primaries. population, and few places fit that this movement.” The UO group meets every Wednesday description as well as Eugene. Berenstein refers specifically to Sanders’ in Gerlinger 301 and also attends the Lane “This is still a very close race. I didn’t promises to make public universities County chapter meetings on Saturdays at honestly expect Bernie to do as well later accessible and his awareness of climate noon at the campaign center.
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MONDAY, APRIL 11, 2016 EMERALD PAGE 5 � COVER LET THE RUNOFF ELECTION BEGIN
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wo weeks of ground campaigning, “I definitely expected that we would said. “We will also let the folks who voted four grievances and 6,269 votes do well, but didn’t expect that we would for us last week know to vote again because later, One Oregon executive do this well,” Haaga said. “[The reason I think a lot of people are very excited.” candidates Zach Rentschler, Tori is] because our campaign is very honest One Oregon also needs to make sure its Ganahl and Adam Sharf are going and down to earth. Our message is very volunteers and candidates are following the head to head with I’m with UO candidates tangible and easy for students to connect rules, Rentschler said. QuinnT Haaga, Natalie Fisher and Zach Lusby with. We are not throwing out these flashy “Because this is the first election for a in a runoff election. ideas. That allows students to connect with lot of folks [with One Oregon], we need to I’m with UO came out of the general our campaign.” make sure they stick to the message and election with a slight lead in votes. Haaga I’m with UO is the only campaign in know what they are doing campaign-wise,” says her priority is to “keep running a this election without any grievances filed Rentschler said. clean campaign.” against it. One Oregon has had three. In addition, both campaigns will continue As an executive ticket, that’s something “All these rules are put in place for a to educate students about their platforms. I definitely want to enforce and make sure reason — the elections board wants the “We will push on different aspects on our that we are doing everything by the book election to be as fair as possible,” Haaga platform, because we have talked about and [being] honest with the students,” said. “If you are not following these transportation, Uber and textbooks for the Haaga said. rules, you can’t really say you stand for last two weeks, but our platform is much Haaga, who has been involved with two these values.” more than that,” Rentschler said. other ASUO elections, said more students One Oregon’s executive ticket came But getting the word out for One Oregon are aware of the election because “all three in second in the general election, with will be difficult, because the slate is banned campaigns are very strong” and they put almost 300 fewer votes. Rentschler said from campaigning both on campus and on forth all the open seats. She also said the the campaign will focus on exploring social media from April 11 to April 14. usage of social media contributed to the new connections. Students can vote in the runoff election to high voter turnout. Last year, the top two “Turnout was high this year, but over 70 decide the next ASUO President and other executive tickets received 2,733 votes in percent of students didn’t vote, so there senate and financial committee candidates the general election compared to 4,362 in are still a lot of [students] out there that we on DuckWeb beginning 9 a.m. April 11. this year’s. haven’t reached out [to] yet,” Rentschler Voting closes at 4 p.m. on April 15.
12:00 p.m. — The ASUO Elections Board bars One Oregon from campaigning on April 4 for violating 11:12 a.m. — Duck Squad files campaigning rules. One Oregon a grievance against One Oregon, is also first informed of the stating that the campaign was 12:19 a.m. — I’m With UO grievance and punishment at wrongfully using information campaign manager Andrew this time. gathered from a petition about Here’s a timeline of Dunn files a grievance against Uber from winter term to everything that has One Oregon’s Adam Sharf for 3:22 p.m. — One Oregon phone students. happened in the 2016 campaigning on social media files an appeal with the ASUO election so far: before the allowed date. Constitution Court. While 6:00 p.m. — TheEmerald the court deliberates, One hosts a presidential and vice 9 a.m. — Ground Oregon’s campaigning ban is presidential debate with the campaigning begins. temporarily lifted. three slates.
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I’M WITH UO - ONE OREGON - QUINN HAAGA ZACH RENTSCHLER INTERNAL VP CANDIDATE: ZACH LUSBY INTERNAL VP CANDIDATE: ADAM SHARF EXTERNAL VP CANDIDATE: NATALIE FISHER EXTERNAL VP CANDIDATE: TORI GANAHL
Morning — I’m With UO files a second grievance against One Oregon for bribery, stating that � the campaign had pledged to 1:04 a.m. — One Oregon donate to fraternity Lambda submits its letter of apology Chi Alpha’s philanthropy in to the Emerald editorial board, exchange for wearing One which declines to publish the 12:20 a.m. — Duck Squad Oregon shirts. letter. The board cites a need for appeals to the Constitution Court editorial autonomy and a failure to overturn the April 8 and 11 7:31 p.m. — Constitution to meet publishing standards campaigning ban. Court sanctions One Oregon as its reasons for rejecting the for the March 28 grievance letter. The Constitution Court 12:35 p.m. — The court dismisses but gives the campaign the amends its sanction, requiring One Duck Squad’s and One Oregon’s option of writing an apology Oregon to publish its apology on first request for an appeal, so letter to the student body to be One Oregon’s website. both slates are banned from published in the Emerald (at campaigning on April 8 and the discretion of the Emerald’s 9:46 p.m. — The elections board 11. Constitution Court lifts One editorial board) to avoid a bars One Oregon from campaigning Oregon’s sanctions for April 12 to 14 campaigning ban. on April 8 and April 11 for while it deliberates. attempted bribery within Lamba 10:11 p.m. —The elections Chi Alpha, and April 12 to April 14 5:34 p.m. — General election board dismisses Duck Squad’s for giving out pizza in exchange results are released. The April 5 grievance against for votes in Global Scholars Hall. One Oregon and I’m with UO One Oregon, and begins Duck Squad is also banned from executive candidates advance to investigating rumors that Duck campaigning April 8 and 11 for runoff election. Squad was campaigning inside campaigning in residence halls. residence halls in violation 6:15 p.m. — One Oregon files of elections rules. It requests 10:39 p.m. — One Oregon appeals a motion for clarification with in-person testimonies from to Constitution Court regarding the Constitution Court, saying the Lambda Chi Alpha members April 6 bribery grievance filed by elections board has improperly regarding the second grievance I’m with UO. excluded some candidates from the filed byI’m with UO. runoff election.
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PAGE 8 EMERALD MONDAY, APRIL 11, 2016 ⚡ SPORTS
Oregon’s Raevyn Rogers won the 800 meter race for the Ducks at the Pepsi Invitational on April 9. (Adam Eberhardt) women win, men tie ➡ MADISON LAYTON, @MADISONLAYTON01
Oregon Track and Field hosted the Pepsi 110 hurdles, won the 400 hurdles and contributed Invitational, its first meet of the season, on Saturday, to the 4x100 meter relay victory. April 9, welcoming Penn State, USC and Washington Rogers not only won the 800 meter race — for a full day of competition. The men’s meet resulted finishing two seconds ahead of second place — but in a tie between Oregon and Penn State at 181.5. The she also helped the women’s 4x400 meter relay to Oregon women’s team won handily, earning 173 a meet record of 3:32.07. The victory earned the points with the next closest team, Penn State, coming women’s team the final points of the day. in at 166. The men’s team suffered losses in a few “I freakin’ hate ties,” head coach Robert Johnson keys areas. said. “I hate losses even more; a tie kind of feels Coach Johnson cited the long jump and pole like that.” vault as areas where the men could have captured But the day wasn’t a total bust. necessary points but failed. The Ducks brought home five meet records, In the men’s 5000, the Ducks took an beginning with a school and meet record-breaking unexpected defeat when Edward Cheserek settled run in the women’s 4x100 meter relay. for a second place finish against his Washington The team of Jasmine Todd, Deajah Stevens, opponent — sophomore Colby Gilbert. Hannah Cunliffe and Ariana Washington won by Even with a tie, Johnson was proud of the nearly a second at 42.88. outcome. He said he’s excited for the next “For them to do that this early in the year is opportunity for his team to compete in a meet. definitely phenomenal,” Johnson said. Next weekend, Oregon will host the Other standouts of the day included Devon Allen Oregon Relays. and Raevyn Rogers. “For us to compete the way we did today, this Allen competed in four events for the Ducks: two weekend bodes well for us as we move forward,” relays and two hurdles. He set a meet record in the Johnson said.
MONDAY, APRIL 11, 2016 EMERALD PAGE 9 � OPINION
It’s not nuclear artillery; it’s you. The biggest breakup that mankind, especially college-age individuals, should focus on is one with nuclear weapons. With this being an election year, let’s listen a little closer to candidates’ stances on the topic of Ending Nuclear Warfare.
It was April 2015 when Clara Schneid took a There have been movements in the past to ban maintaining its atomic arsenal, or it can abolish chance and went to her first meeting with Global certain types of nuclear testing in specific places, it completely. Zero: an international non-profit that focuses on the and there have been other regional treaties that “Eliminating nuclear weapons does not mean elimination of all nuclear weapons in the world. completely prohibit the production of these eliminating power, and it doesn’t mean eliminating The moment the meeting ended, Schneid deemed weapons, but the issue is the fact that they still security or a means of safety,” Schneid said. “In fact, herself a Global Zero activist and enthusiast. exist. Thousands of lethal, chemical arsenals are in it’s quite the opposite. Without access to nuclear “I learned so much so quickly,” said Schneid, who storage and others are on hair-trigger alert around weapons, terrorists and terrorist groups have a now serves as UO Global Zero’s Action-Core leader. the world. lower likelihood of doing large amounts of damage. “I knew that this cause was something I wasn’t “Hair-triggered weapons are probably of the Meanwhile, without nuclear weapons, but rather going to let go, that I couldn’t ignore how much of highest concern since they can be detonated with more precise and logical military plans, procedures an impact nuclear weapons have had on this world the push of a button,” Schneid said. “They’re super and weaponry, we would be a much more effective because it was so obviously important.” instant, which leaves so much room for accidents power source and have a stronger Similar to Schneid’s adoption of an anti-nuclear to occur.” defensive program.” mindset, for me, it was UO Beyond War that pulled People and human error, in general, are the at my personal ethics and emotions, and is now the source of many of the world’s problems, including basis of my passion to also work towards a more the potential for nuclear warfare. Schneid and I To learn more about the fight against the presence of peaceful world without nuclear weapons. both agree that the reason we haven’t reached nuclear weaponry, reach out to UO students involved Activism is not something that every college Global Zero yet is because of humans and their with Global Zero and Beyond War. student gets involved in or exposed to. For someone obsession with power. The two groups are coming together for a tri-series to really invest their time and efforts into something As of October 2015, the Arms Control Association event this spring to break the silence about nuclear effectively, it takes finding a certain cause along with reported that there are roughly 16,000 nuclear weapons and look at the issue from three separate developing a deep, personal connection to it. warheads in the world – over 90 percent of which angles – politically, humanitarianly and journalistically I propose a cause for humankind: putting an end are said to belong to either Russia or the U.S. – with a knowledgeable panel to speak on each. to nuclear programs around the world. I believe just Therefore, it is crucial that our generation works about everyone, domestically and internationally, to crack down on nuclear weapons, especially with Events will be on April 20, 27 and May 4 at 7:15 can find a deep, personal connection with this. U.S. elections just around the corner. It is important p.m. Locations are yet to be determined. Nuclear weapons are the reason for so many large- to understand candidates’ stances on this issue and scale problems in the world, including past human hear their justifications. and environmental genocide, as well as current “The cost and the positive alternatives of power struggles and financial unrest. governmental funding that these candidates would The whole concept of nuclear arsenal was born control, I think, is a strong appeal for college during the Cold War era, starting with the U.S. in students, in particular, to get involved with activism 1942 and the Manhattan Project. for a globally ‘Zero’ world,” Schneid said. The world’s reaction to the Manhattan Project was The idea of nuclear necessity is completely Negina Pirzad is an opinion columnist at to create more nuclear artilleries and challenge archaic and the U.S., for example, is at the the Emerald. Follow Negina on Twitter @ that power. point where it can either invest in updating and Neginapepina.
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