Oregon Daily Emerald

Opinion

	Investment in education as serious as a mortgage In my opinion by Josh Grenzsund While the economy teeters because of defaults on high-risk mortgages, I would like to take a peak at the other big-ticket loan industry here in the states: Education. Along with owning your own home and having some kind of family, it rounds out this whole American-dream, pursuit-of-happiness thing that we're all chasing.
	Senate must overturn minutes to prove accountability Editorial by Emerald Editorial Board As many as four seats on the Student Senate may be unexpectedly vacant if the Senate is found to have violated Oregon Public Meeting Law at a June meeting. Sen. Neil Brown's grievance against former Senate President Jonathan Rosenberg requests that a June 13 meeting be invalidated because minutes were not taken at the meeting - a direct violation of ORS 192.
	A call for Frohnmayer to speak openly and honestly about Iran's president Letter to the Editor It was all at once refreshing, right and surprising to hear Columbia University's president, Lee C. Bollinger, call out President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Monday, after he so controversially invited the Iranian head of state to speak on the occasion of his visit to New York City this week.
	Student groups soliciting on campus shouldn't be passed by Letter to the Editor This is an SOS to every student at the University. We need you to slow down! I represent every person that has had a table in the EMU amphitheater or in front of the bookstore. We need you to help us out because we are you. We represent all of the different groups here on campus that stand for something.
	Hudson's column embarrassing and shows state's lack of progress Letter to the Editor I am embarrassed and appalled once again to call myself an Oregonian and a Duck fan after Kevin Hudson's article that I read on the world wide Internet. Hudson dismissed the punishment the Oregon mascot received as limp-wristed which was obviously intended to insult it by calling it gay.