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Ducks face tough contests against Cal, Stanford By Dennis Fernandes Of the t'.merald The Oregon women’s basketball team faces a “must-win” situation this weekend when it rounds out the first half of the Pacific- to Conference action against the University of California at Berkeley and against Stanford University. After spending four of the last five games on the road and looking to a four-game swing starting next week, the Ducks will be feeling fortunate when they host Cal tonight at 7:30 p.m. within the friendly con fines of McArthur Court. The last time Oregon hosted a league game, it was an easy 83-63 win over University of Arizona, propell ing the Ducks into a showdown against the two Los Angeles schools with an unblemished league record. Since then, they have won only one of four league games. Now at 4-3 in the league and 12-5 overall, Oregon currently is lodged in a three-way tie for fourth place with Oregon State University and the University of California at l.os Angeles. The Golden Bears. 11-5 overall and 3-4 in league play, are another team that has been struggling of late, although they are the only team to defeat USC in league The Ducks will be facing one of the Pac-lO’s premier centers in Jennifer Bennett, who registered a school record 45 points against the Wildcats. Prior to that feat. Bennett was averaging 18.7 points and 10 re bounds a game and is the Pac-lO’s second-leading scorer and rebounder at 10.2 and 11.3 a contest. It will be an international night at Mac Court, with Cal sporting three double-figure scorers from Finland to counter Oregon's West German connection of Stefanie kasperski and Gabi Neumann. Seija Leino is the second-leading scorer at 12.9 points a contest, with An ja Heilman (11.3) and Mia kuusisto (10.1) rounding out Cal’s top scorers. The Bears appear to match up well against Oregon's 1-2-3 punch of Kasperski. Neumann and 6-foot-3 Kris Glidden. Along with Bennett’s scoring and rebounding potential. Amanda Ray adds further headache to the Ducks down low with 9.9 rebounds per contest. However. Oregon is tops in the conference with 49.4 team rebounds per game with Neumann leading the Ducks at R.l. Saturday night’s meeting with Stanford marks only the second game between these two schools (the last was in 1981, a 97-62 win for the Ducks). The Cardinal. 11-6 for the year, go into tonight’s game against the Beavers with a three-game winning streak. Etal LECTURES The Foreign Students Organization presents a slide show on Ecuador by Mariana during Cafe International in the International Lounge, 4 to 6 p.m. In the Garden of Democracy: Thomas Jefferson's Neo Classical Project is the subject of assistant professor of ar chitecture Terrance Goode's lecture today at 4:30 p.m. in Room 107 Lawrence Hall. MISCELLANEOUS Those interested in becoming involved with the IJ.S. Commit tee on UNICEF at the Universi ty, please contact Cory, 4B4-244li. The Eugene outdoor recrea tion community is invited to join the University Outdoor Pro gram and Cultural Forum for their fifth annual Contra and Square Dance Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in the EMU Ballroom. Minority Law Day will be held at the University l.aw School Saturday starting at 10 a.m. Admission is free. Deadline for submitting Kt als to tin* Emerald front desk. ;<()() EMU. is noon the day before publication. Kt als are run only once. Events with a donation or admission charge will not be considered. Events occurring nearest tin* publication date and campus events will he given priority. Personals HAN. LUKE AND LEIA: This is all quite amusing Whatever would Artoo think? C3PO_130 EUGENE PREGNANCY HOTLINE pro vides tree confidential pregnancy testing, support and information Call 345 0400 336 E 11th Eugene tfn SMOKER The 8th annual all-greek boxing tour nament to benefit the March of Dimes, Friday, February 20th at the Eugene National Guard Armory. Ad mission 13 All Interested boxers contact Phi Kappa Psl130" CHEVY I LOVE YOU! BOOPERS __130' U of O Greek Women Rush counselor applications aue in Suite 5 February 2 any questions Vb Call Sheryl Kline x3888, x5282 2-i Personals TRI DELTS: Get your felt pens ready, for Sat night is a Graffiti with The Phi Delts It will be a blast! XW VERN Good luck with "It" Looking forward to next weekend Love, YOUR THETA WITH THE FERQIE BOW 1 30' CRAIG SPENCER t9 years and still as gorgeous as ever! Happy Birthday Sunday! Love p. smile 1 30 SAM • Have I told you lately how very special you are to me? JULIE Personals XW PAUL SWANGARD Good luck with "I," see ya' Sunday a five YBB PAULEE ___ i y. BEEMISH AND BUDDHA: I II miss you and little BAXTER. I ll miss you loo Love. UNIT 131 ALYSON I think it s time for that Monster cookie Maybe the Emperor will bring some ici cream to go with It KELLI HAPPY BIRTHDAY GRAMA VERA Personals NSHP It’s coming 8616 1 30 LEIA, HAN: This Emerald thing is really a wonderful idea what an Incredible audience we've discovered LUKE 1 30 DG PLEDGES We miss you lots! See you soon. Love always, THE DG’S 8614 1 30 xw Thank you again for a terrific weekend and for the roses! Love, Ar 8615 1 30* TO THE BLOND silting In Carillon Chimes by the fireplace around 1 45 Wed Who are you? Meet me same lime, place, today (I was wearing the dark overcoat) INFATUATED_V30 Personals TIM HAZEN I ve been watching you' A DARK HAIRED STRANGER P S Good luck on the math midterm 1 30 JIM CHESEMORE Looking forward to dinner tomorrow Dancing on the 21st9 S. ot P. 130 FF: Let s make tonight the best' Luv ya! HI_130 ANYONE WHO WITNESSED a bike car accident in front of The Trading Co and Pasta Plus on East 11th, Monday at 3pm PLEASE CALL 344 5061 or 343-7642, keep trying_1-30 STAN’S CHICKEN 1984-1987 LORRAINE: I m yout Density QEORQE 1 30 BRET N MICMELL... Awwww I! was [inevitable'ALOHA! 1 JO* j Personals BOn SKI RACE The 7th annual Beta Ski Race will he held on Sunday. Feb 15 We II be by with sign up sheets soon Money raised will benefit homeless kids ol Eugene 2 5 HAPPY BIRTHDAY! EMIRI A WAY TO SAY THANKS TO YOUR PROFESSOR Do you have a prolessor who Inspires you lo dedicate yoursell to your studies? Who makes you think and want to learn? Count your blessings and moninate this person tor either a 1987 Ersted or a Burlington Northern distinguished teaching award Two Ersted awards and three Burlington Northern awards will be made at June Commencement It takes only a mo ment but It makes a great difference to the professor It says. "Keep up the good work!" Pick up nomination forms at the ASUO office, EMU office Library. Student Services, or Pro vost's office The deadline Is Friday. February 27. 8613 2*’ V T««s *S SO J4 VI 13 50 C*« U Of O bo* o«lc» 6*6 4191 —emu Weight Watchers We serve a wide range of low calorie dishes: • Sushi (The Deli) 9am-11pm daily • Vegetarian Burger & Salads (Fountain Court Cafe) 11am-2pm M-F. • Vegetarian Spaghetti, Lasagne and Calzone (Skylight Refectory) 11am-2pm M-F. EMU Food Service SfUduittp- fin &■ /t+JijH/u+Ar yo** / The Town Quacker Announces The University of Oregon Housing Department is now accepting -^7 applications for the position of J STUDENT MANAGER ACADEMIC YEAR 1987-88 QUALIFICATIONS: Must be a regular ly enrolled student with experience as a Resident Assistant, or comparable ex perience as determined by the selection committee. Must be available to students and staff during most weeknights and weekends. Will not be allowed to hold an outside job REIMBURSEMENT: Current Student Managers receive $4,041 room and board credit and $3,210.90 as a cash stipend. SELECTION PROCESS: Will begin February 20. and should be completed by the end of Winter term. MANDATORY MEETING: Thursday. February 19, at 4pm, Hous ing Office. Walton Hall APPLICATIONS: Are available at the front desk of the Housing Office in Walton Hall. Due February 16. 1987, no later than 5pm. Art equal oppoMurtityralfurnalive actiort employe!
