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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1982)
CASH For Textbooks Mon -Fri Smith Family Bookstore 768 E 13th 1 9l From Campus P* 34 S- *6*1 Deadlenins challenge KZEL to a rematch The outlook wasn't brilliant for the Deadlenins that day: The score stood too much to too little with but one inning more to play And then when Portal died at first, and Healy did the same. A sickly silence fell upon the patrons of the game. A straggling few got up to go in deep despair. The rest Clung to that hope which springs eternal in the human breast. They thought if only Casey could but get a whack at that — We'd put up even money now with Casey at the bat. with apologies to Ernest L. Thayer WHEN THE GOING GETS ROUGH. Hitting the books? Feeling the strain? Take a Vivarin. Vivarin is a medically tested stimulant tablet.Taken as directed, it’s safe and effective. Its active ingredient is caffeine. It’s like two cups of coffee squeezed into one little tablet. Whether you're cram ming, typing, or just hitting the books, take Vivarin. You’ll stay alert for hours. Read label for directions Even mighty Casey couldn't have helped the Emerald's softball ten (Deadlenins) in their first match with KZEL's awe some diamond-persons They handily put the eager Deadlen ins down 15 to 7. Shamefaced, the Deadlenins shuffled off the dusty field suffering the jeers of Hardly Worthit, the incestuous Siamese twins Dave Kanner Dan Clark, and a host of other disreputable FM radio-types But since that dismal perfor mance the Deadlenins have re turned to life, defeating the Masterbatters 17 to 4 and roundly trouncing the Register-Guard's team by the score of 27 to 9 In a doub leheader with the Springfield News Sunday, Deadlenins downed the “Newsers" 12 to zip. and 12 to 3 And now a rematcn wan is in the offing — and the Dead lenins are chomping at the bit. Deadlenins' manager, Ger man-Rastafarian Hans Healy, says, “Hey, day was lucky, to talfie Next time no no no we gash'em good We be awe some, mon " The grudge match is set for 6:30 p.m Wednesday on one of the University intramural fields Spectators are not usually unwelcome After Wednesday it will be K2EL who recites: Oh! somewhere in this favored land the sun is shining bright; The band is playing somewhere, and somewhere hearts are light. And somewhere men are laughing, and somewhere chil dren shout; But there is no joy in FM-land — mighty KZEL has struck out. ESCAPE directorship awarded to Blankinship DeShauna Blankinship, a senior in English, has been selected as director of ESCAPE for the 1982-83 academic year ESCAPE, whose name is an acronym for Every Student Car ing About Personalized Educa tion, is a student-run program involving about 1.200 students per year The program offers credit for work in schools, student programs and the com munity Blankinship, who has been involved in the organization for a year-and-a-half, says she ap plied for the job because of her commitment to the organiza tion’s programs and belief in the "goals and philosophies of the program " Because the program is dir ected by a 15-member steering committee, she says that the director cannot personally ef fect many changes — but that she doesn't plan on making changes anyway The program's goal next year will be "continuing to offer the same things that we are now'' and producing "not so much changes as growth,” Blankin ship says As for funding cuts totaling 24 percent in the last two years, she says that “we took a pretty good cut I can't say that's its not going to hurt us but we re still going strong ” "It’s not going to jeopardize the program in terms of what we offer students," Blankinship says, adding that the program will simply have to econ omize.” ESCAPE students next year will also strive to "make the community and campus more aware of the kinds of things we offer," she says 2526 Willamette 683-1405 M - F 10 - 7. Sat. 9 - 7 ipipipipipipipipipipipipipipipipipipipr^ipip
