Medler, Ducks gain
fencing championship
Portland — The Oregon fencing team came away with
almost all the honors Saturday, as the Ducks won the overall
competition of the Northwest intercollegiate Fencing Cham
pionships at Lewis and Clark College.
Out of eight schools competing in the championships.
Oregon emerged as the No 1 school, losing only die men s
team foil — that by just two points
The Ducks’ Mike Medler came away with die individual
championship and the team of Medler. Frank Hsieh and Fumi
Ueda came in second in the men's team foil.
Katie Mickey finished first and Tara Harper second in the
women s individual foil, and the women s team of Hickey Anne
Marie Tiazza. Alison Woodfieid and Linsay Organ took the
women’s team championship
Helm to swim at nationals
Seattle — Oregon junior Tina Helm broke two
meet and school records over the weekend at
the Northwest College Women's Sports Associa
tion swimming championships on her way to
qualifying for the AlAW nationals in the 100- and
200-yard backstroke
Oregon scored 445 points and could only
muster sixth-place, however, while the host
school, the University of Washington, captured
their ninth straight title with 1,435 points
Helm's 59.76 time in the 100-yards
backstroke her old NCWSA record of 1 00.11 she
set in 1979, and her 2:05 60 in the 200-yard
backstroke also broke her 1979 record of 2:06 13
Helm also took first in the 50-yard backstroke
in a time of 28 44 Other firsts include Tama
Cuddeback's 1:08.16 in the 100-yard breastroke
and 2:12 39 in the 200-yard individual medley, and
Susie Borchardt's 26 75 in the 50-yard butterfly
OTHER OREGON FINISHERS:
1-meter diving — Cary Hancock, 9ttt
100-yard buttarlty — Suite Borchardl, 9th
MO-yard Iraaatyla ralay — Oregon (Cheater, Schwartz, Nakamura.
Schwartz), 7th
200-yard medley ralay — Oregon (Helm, Cuddetoacfc, Borchardl,
Deardorff). 3rd
200-yard tree style relay — Oregon (Nakamura. Schwartz, Schwartz,
Cheater). 7th
100-yard backstroke — Fenny Nakamura. 10th
200-yard butterfly - Leila Deardorff, 11th
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The Inc Mental Fm Committee will hold budget
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Schedule 4 p.m . Psych Club 4:30 pm. SBA 5pm.
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“Hnal Thought* and Parting Shots" is the topic of a
lecture by Bean McFadden. University director of
Affirmative Action today at 7.30 p m in the EMU Forum
Sponsored by Campus Interfaith Ministry
SEMINARS
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be offered to students and faculty by IDS Marketing
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March 3-5
Peace Corps (Any maior) Group Meeting — March 3 —
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University of San Diego Lawyer s Asst Program (Any
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Campbell Hall
Newport Bay Club (Physical Education)
THEATER
The Oregon Repertory Theater presents two local
authors reading thetr works today and Tuesday at 8 p m
at ORT 222 East Broadway Ave Islands a character
study involving two couples who meet on an island in the
Pacific will be read by Michael McGuire Ti|uana
Sunset a comedy about smuggling snake skins across
the border in Southern California, will be read by John
Nerenberg
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"bnagoa at China" is the topic of a elide presentation
by Joe Eshenck. University professor of Chinese history
today at 7.30 p m in Room 221. Allen Hall Eshenck
recently returned from a year's study and travel in the
People s Republic of China, providing opportunities tor
spectacular photographs Sponsored by the Asian
Studies Society
A presentation of the Baha'i Faith will be offered
tonight al 7 30 in Century Room F. EMU The discussion
will include information on the extent and current
activities of the Faith and the continuing persecutions of
Bahais m Iran
Lenten worship today at 4 30 p m at the Komoma
Center chapel 1414 Kincaid St Sponsored by Episcopal
Campus Ministry Everyone is welcome to attend
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