Netters tuneup for playoffs with Washington schools
By Robert L.ollias
Of the Emerald
The Oregon volleyball team finishes
the NorPac conference regular season
this weekend with matches against
Washington State University and the
University of Washington at McArthur
Court.
The WSU match starts at 5 p.m. today
because the men’s basketball game is
scheduled to begin at 7:35 p.m. The
Husky match will start at 7:30 p.m. at
Mac Court on Saturday.
The Ducks, 7-2 in the NorPac con
ference and 22-10 overall, will be look
ing to finish the regular season on a
strong note as they prepare for the con
ference championships at San Jose State
University on November 16-17.
The top four teams in the NorPac con
ference will take part in the playoffs with
the winner getting an automatic NCAA
berth. The Ducks, ranked 13th in the
latest NCAA poll, have clinched third
place.in the conference.
The matches against the Washington
schools will not change the Ducks’ place
in the standings, so Oregon coach Chris
Voelz sees the games as two oppor
tunities to get ready for the upcoming
NorPac playoffs.
“We are looking at this weekend's
matches as preparation for postseason
play,” says Voelz. "We need to make
sure that our players are ready for high
pressure situations.”
WSU, 7-19 for the season, is out of the
NorPac playoff picture with a 1-8 league
record. The last time the Ducks played
the Cougars. Oregon came away with an
easy victory 15-3, 15-13 and 15-7.
“We beat them pretty soundly the first
time arouna, ana we nave progressed a
lot since then,” says Voelz.
Saturday night, the Ducks meet up
with Washington at 7:30 p.m. The match
is a must-win for the Huskies who are
tied with Oregon State University and
Santa Clara University for the fourth and
the final NorPac playoff spot.
“We will be looking for a tough match
from them because of their playoff situa
tion,” says Voelz of Washington who
has a 4-5 NorPac mark.
The Ducks took a three-game win from
the Huskies earlier in the season, 15-6.
et al
MEETINGS
PEACE NETWORK a broad coalition of
peace and social change groups, will meet
Sat. at 10-12 p.m. at the Grower’s Market
Building, 454 Willamette, upstairs. Major
agenda topic, citizen Response to a U.S, in
vasion of Central America.
MECHA will have its regular schedul
ed meeting today at 5 p.m. in Room 16-D
EMU.
MISCELLANEOUS
CYCLING TEAM Mandatory fundraiser
Sun. Nov. 11 at 8 a.m. at Autzen Stadium.
Imperative that we all arrive by 8 a.m.
Bring a friend. For more information
phone Diane at 345-6092.
“THE GREAT EVANGELICAL
DISASTER” a film based on Francis
Schaefer’s book, will be shown at 7:30 p.m.
Sat. at McKenzie Study Center, 1883
University St. Discussion to follow. Admis
sion free.
"JOHN F. KENNEDY and the Cuban
Missile Crisis'* is the title of a talk to be
given by Professor Thomas Paterson. Pater
son will speak at 3:30 p.m. on Mon. Nov.
12 in Room 101 EMU.
UNIVERSITY CHORALE will give a con
cert at 8 p.m. tonight in Beall Concert Hall.
THE ASIAN STUDIES ASSOCIATION
Will tour the Oriental Collection of the
University Art Museum at 3:30 p.m. today.
Sign up in Room 221 Friendly, and meet in ]
front of the museum. Important meeting
follows at 4:30 p.m. in second floor Friend
ly to discuss budget and upcoming events.
EUGENE SPORTS PROGRAM needs
basketball coaches. Students can earn
credit coaching through ESCAPE program.
Look for ESP table in EMU lobby Wed. ,
Nov. 14 from 8-3 p.m. or call 683-2373.
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2 FUTONS, 1 DOUBLE,
1 Queen. Best offer. 344-1473
Evenings, Robbie or Royce.
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Nordica Comp III Ski boots, size 7Vi.
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FOR SALE: 10 SPEED
BIKE. Good Condition. *125
Call 345-9314
11-9
For Sale: ARAI Hairnet *25
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15” WESTERN SADDLE *150. 345-4490,
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MOVING SALE!
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Potter and Harris. 342-3725. 11-9
SNOWBOARDS
2 Burton Snowboards for sale, *100
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COMMODORE 84, like new, must sell
$150 343-1189 11-16
MOVING, MUST SELL: Two writing
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I Garage Sales
BIG SALE: Many household items.
10-speed, dryer, like new double size
Futon, 35mm camera with lenses, sew
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Wed. 10-6 p.m. 1941 University or call
344-8737. 11-12
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p.m.- $10 per 2 hour session. 344-7696.
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speaking ability and grammar. Please
call Jutta 344-1925lt-9
DANCE MASTER CLASS
WITH PAT HON GUEST ARTIST FROM
SEATTLE
Mon. 11/12 8:30 am. IntJAdv Graham
Technique
Wed. 11/14 10:30 a m. Int. Ballet
1:30 p.m, Elero. Graham Technique
353 Geriinger Annex Admission: Free
with U of O Photo ID
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Alternative Food and beverages
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Typing
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Theses/dissertations, papers, editing,
graphics, law papers, resumes, &
mass mailings, Grad approved
WordStyles 8 TypeScripts
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Formerly Bite Typing Service.
484-1846
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Graduate School approved
Call Paula Demong- 484-9405
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Pick up and delivery available
Kan or Penny 4*53914
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Carol's Prolessional Typing Service
Monday Friday 8:30-4:30
Eveings by appointment only
345-2289
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Word ProceeaingSTyping: 15 plus years
experience. Papers, dissertations,
editing, resumes, mass mailings
Graduate School approved. Pickup and
delivery. Call Carole at 888-3983.
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Call Sara 6864)739
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Graduate School approved.
687-9326
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Resumes. Papers, Theses, Disserta
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FAST-ACCURATE
$.85/page, double space
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bass, tom, snare, and floor tom Call
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Books
100,000 BOOKS IN STOCK
All Selling 40-50% oil list prices
•Textbooks*Clill Notes •magazines*
USED BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
SMITH FAMILY BOOKSTORE
768 East 13th
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Bicycles
UNIVEGA BICYCLE
New, excellent condition Features:
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Champion tubing, chrome molly dou
ble butted Call 4869714 Room 404
11-12
Cars & Cycles
FOR SALE: 1982 red Honda Passport
with helmet. Call 4862431. 11-12
83 2-Dr Sentra
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or 686-4343
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Opportunities
THE EMU BOARD is accepting ap
plications for one EMU-funded Pro
gram Representative This position
involves work on the EMU House
and/or Budget Committee, and keep
ing office hours working with EMU
programs A stipend is available for
this position, as well as Work-Study
Contact Mark Nallia EMU Board
Chair at ex. 3724 or Suite Four for
091*19.---3613.1 M3
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as conduits between ASUO Finance
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preparation for the Incidental Fee
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plicants should possess good com
munication skills and basic
understanding of how organizations
function. The position requires a
minimum of 8 hours/week, with a sti
pend of 875/mo. Applications & job
descriptions are available in Suite 4
EMU Application deadline Is Wed
Nov 14th at 5 p.m. The ASUO is an Af
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