Honors won in tournament
by University speech team
The University speech team
captured honors in two foren
sics tournaments recently.
The University took sweep
stakes honors in competition
with 47 other schools last week
at Linfield College in McMinn
ville.
The team also won first place
in the Northwest Regional Qual
ifying Debate Tournament and,
with teams from the University
of Washington and Washington
.State, will represent this region
at the National Debate Tourna
ment in April at Dekalb,
Illinois.
In the Linfield Tournament
the University won both senior
and grand sweepstakes prizes.
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Lewis and Clark took second
in sweepstakes and the Univer
sity of Utah, third.
The University debate team
of Gary Roberts, senior in eco
nomics and John Eads, senior
in political science, had a six
wins-no loss record at the end
of -the round-robin tournament
at Lewis and Clark College.
The University of Washing
ton and Washington State de
bators placed second and third,
respectively, in competition with
four wins and two losses apiece.
Other results at the Linfield
Tournament were: John Eads
European trip
offered to alumni
University alumni and their
families will have the oppor
tunity to vacation in Europe
this summer via a special $350
charter roundtrip airplane flight
sponsored by the University Al
umni Association.
The flight, on Pan American
jet clipper, leaves Portland (or
San Francisco, with an addi
tional $10 fare charge) on July
7, is polar routed, and lands in
Paris on July 8. Meals and bar
service will be provided during
flight.
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or more countries.
Information on transporta -
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hotel reservations may be ob
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Susan Campbell Hall, the Uni
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Reservations must be made
through the University Alumni
Association before April 1. A
$50 deposit, payable to the
Alumni Association, is required
with each reservation.
Folk singing trio
slated to perform
The popular folk-singing trio
Peter, Paul and Mary will make
their third University appear
ance at 8 p.m. on April 18 at Mc
Arthur Court.
Since 1981 the three young
musicians have performed con
certs all over the world and four
of their eight record albums
have topped the million mark
in sales.
The trio composed of Peter
Yarrow, Paul Stookey and Mary
Travers is accompanied instru
mentally by Richard Kniss on
the bass.
Tickets will go on sale at
8:30 a.m. on April 1 at the EMU
and Mattox Pipe Shop in down
town Eugene.
They will be priced at $1.50,
2.50, 3 and 3.50 for students and
$2.50, 3.50, 4 and 4.50 for adults.
The ASUO Social Division
presents in concert
PETER, PAUL and MARY
Friday, April 18 at
8:00 p.m.
McArthur Court
Tickets on sale April 1,
8:30 a.m.
Ei b Memorial Union
Mattox Pipe Shop
Students $1 50, $2 50, $3.00
& $3.50
Adults-$2.50, $3.50, $4.00
& $4.50
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and Diane DePuy, first in Lin
coln-Douglas Debate; Diane De
Puy and Roxanne Merriss, first
in Oxford Debate; Nancy Dixon,
first in Original Poetry, and
John Eads, first in Impromptu
Speaking.
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