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Fall 1981
World in crisis:
Choices for the Future
Soc 200 TLN 8100 UH 7-9
p.m.
244 Gilbert 3 credits
Finnish Folklore
& the Kalevela
Scan 400 TLN 8000 UH
15:30-16:50
214 Friendly 3 credits
Esperanto Beyond the
Classroom
Ling 200 TLN 8003 Tues.
7-8 p.m.
217 Friendly 2 credits
Introduction to Esperanto
Ling 200 TLN 8002 Tues.
7-10 p.m.
117 Friendly 3 credits
Oregon Environmental
Issues
CSPA 400 TLN 8004 UH
1:30-2:50
137 Education 3 credits
Exceptional Friendship
Spec. Ed. 400 TLN 8000
Wed. 4:30
YWCA 680-4439 2 credits
The Twilight of
Western Thought:
A Christian Response
Soc 400 TLN 8005 UH
11:00-12:20
! 301 Cerlinger 3 credits
Food, Hunger & You
Soc 200 TLN 8101 UH
3:30-5
334 Science 3 credits
Workshops
Metaphysical Wisdom
Wed. 3:30-5:30 159 Straub
Hall
Meditation
Mon. 7-8 p.m. 202 Villard
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sports_
Ducks break tradition
Oregon drops
tough match
to upstart OSU
By MIKE RIPLINGER
Of lh* Enwrald
"Volleyball certainly has
changed in the state of
Oregon." said Oregon vol
leyball coach Chris Voelz
In the Ducks point of view, it's
a change for the worse
Oregon broke with tradition
Wednesday night at McArthur
Court and dropped a tough
match to a determined Oregon
State squad losing in five
games. 15-11, 10-15, 15-13,
10-15. and 11-15
It used to be that Oregon
would beat its in-state rivals with
ease as it did six straight times
last season But it s a whole new
season now
"It used to be we would take
them fairly easy, but no more,"
said Voelz "Our exhibition loss
to them earlier in the season
gave us an idea that they were
going to be more competitive"
The Beavers certainly were
They lumped out to an 11-1 lead
in the tiebreatetng final game,
and then hung on to stop a late
Duck rally to take the win
"OSU played consistently
better throughout the match,"
said Voelz "They have im
proved greatly from last year,
showing a lot of talent "
The Ducks themselves played
well, at times even showing bril
liance But in the end, they end
ed up beating themselves with
disorganization on defense
Unable to regroup on
defense, they cost themselves a
number of key points and
stopped their own rallies
"Our mistakes became ap
parent whenever we were
Continued on Page 13A
Photo by David Coray
Despite the best efforts of Oregon 's Karen Beamer (13) and Tamra
Chambers (7), the Oregon defense was disorganized throughout
the Ducks' loss to Oregon State Wednesday night
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