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THE BATTLE OF THE CENTURY
TONIGHT!
MacArthur Court 8:00 P.M.
Tickets: STUDENTS: $3.00 advance/$4.00 day of show
GENERAL: $5.00 advance/$6.00 day of show
On sale at EMU Main Desk. Presented by the EMU Cultural Forum.
Ducks go to Portland
for NorPac swimming
By |eff l.uJ/.kv
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The Oregon women’s swim team will bn looking to place In the
top three for the second straight year when they head to Portland
today through Saturday for the NorPac swimming championships.
The meet, which will Ihi held at the Tualatin Hills Aquatic
Center, will be co-hosted by Oregon and Oregon State University.
"(The University of California) Berkeley will win. and the
University of Washington will be in second." says Oregon coach
Dan ('ole. "We just want to be closer to Cal and Washington than
last year.”
l-ast year California finished in first with 1,494 points.
Washington was in second with 4,003 and Oregon finished third
with 5H8. ' • ' • ... / '. J .
The nationally-ranked Bears are led by. junior Mgry. T.
Meagher, a three-time Olympicgoidmedaiist and sophomore Con- ’
hy.van Bentum,.an NCAA champion. f'"' - • • • ■
For the Dupks to close-in on Washington. Cote feels they’ll
netid a good effort from the entire-team: " '• ’ ' •
.. "They all swam well last week; and they should do.well this;
week,". Cole says of-his team's perffqrrtariceal the PacWest Ipvita- 0
tional."Wfl need good swims froneeverybody:
At fast week‘S'PacWest.Trivitatioiuil,‘’the-Ducks finished.in se
conds behind' Washington. ;1 lins’oifri'bjut.ahead ^Washington
State University. Oregon'sclosest competition, for thWat the Nor;
•Pat; meet.. • \ •. • ‘ <s! •’ \£-- '
Oregon hard- lost to ,WSU..twice earlier In the season, 'but-the
• Ducks canwback to defeat the Cougars at the PiicV^estmoet
"We should finish-ahead of-WSU,"Cole says, VWe had-never-■
beaten, them before in PacW'es). so if-could be a gopu indication of
things. to c.ome:"- • v! • ’ v ' •
One" of the ‘ reasons Cole expects Washington to' stay ahead of
the Ducks is.number*. ' ■ y.y ■ \ '' •' t\ ./ "
■ ■"They .bave-.tea) many -people,' vColesays.:" Washington will
enter 20 people in the nim»tV which- is 'the inaximtjm allowed We
don’t'even have 20 capable people in the program vet We’ll only
.. Iitrusing 15 |>eop|e." . •
The Ducks will also be hnpjng to qualify some people for the
NCAA championships to be held in Fayetteville. Ark,. March
20 22 :
Cole says he expects senior Babette Brundage. in the 200- and
400-yard individual medley, and junior Gwen Koedel. in the 1.050
and 500-yard freestyle, to have the best chances at making it to the
NCAA meet.
The Town Quacker Announces
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the University ol Oregon Housing Department is
how accepting applications loir the position of
/ ADMINISTRATIVE CONFERENCE ASSISTANT
QUALIFICATIONS: A strong'interest and some e*
petience in housing management the-ability ip relate,
well with a wide variety o( people of various ages, na
lionalmes and backgrounds, the ability to work well
I under pressure and during long, irregular hours of
service, a broad knowledge of the University of
Oregon and the Eugene community; some ex
perience with automated office equipment
EMPLOYMENT PERIOD: Part time work (lb 20 hours per week) dur
mg Spring term. March 31 June 13. 198b Full time work June
14 Sept 12. 1986
11.427" room .arid board credit and ) 1.440 as a cash stipend
• REIMBURSEMENT: Spring term »4 12 per hour Sumner term
APPLICATIONS: And complete job description are available at the
front desk of the Housing Office. Walton Hall Due no later than noon.
Thursday. March 6. 1986 Interviews will be conducted the week ol
March 10, and selection should occur March 17, 1986
FOR MORE INFORMATION: Contact Greg Harris. Conference
Manager. University Housing, 686 4277
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