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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1990)
UNIVERSITY BRANCH 831 EAST 13TH 683-5577 lull I rrr I HIM) 8HH- {'•)<) Hours «:<>» In in M I •1:110 In I Ilf) S.H Lowest Fares Anywhere! ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED WiH irtRMtolUu\rrvtvtMlcrsahiKlrtv < uripciim r k) month pn >>»r .41n StMvtirHj to u 1 ht i l i iMiu ition for derncnun grades K '> Urn o|x*mn>tN>(»i 1 'i iii.uk ' i2ft!liftv «>j* mn^ >. uuiu Mjsln *Vri** 1*)‘>0 ') I *K C >«. K \M \t < .1 SI 2i), < i mlii .Kidii i\ .iil.ihlr in II M ! i, l‘»*M Aft l ilUi ;iti Hn»lo>*y \ < h»*nnsU\ ( lifmiNiry \ {,t :w rk'tiirni.uv u*n*:h < .criniin Spanish ! Jp.ifHV on • iCfH*f .ll XiCtlU' IHh sm N r.i! St. H im: KusMun Health M.illu in.ih s < li.isu Musu i i!ui itn»n<K 12) hhvsn.il ! Jut .itH>n ( K !.*> PhVMLS Kt atltae s{ Vi i h Vh ial Muilies lhe.ilto Aits .<• : t •... . - Willamette UNIVERSITY im: ty> I'tvjvi I'w; ! tiH’fi* ititoniutiMi) 'contact < »!ti . \ \ iftji'M- u, W tll.itiH.'lU* I imi tMlv HI Sl.iU* Mlt « {, S.tk'flt « )K < i»-v)s Sports Facilities give youngsters outlet H\ ( >im Sivesind I merald Sports Reporter l.ugone Mayor |etl Miller's pl.m to on prove ri i re.itioti.il t.ii itilies m Kiigene . oolil rlo .1 lot ot good for the eomtminity ami its youth \s part ot Ills three part pl.m lot the < 11\ Millet hopes to improve worn down l.n ilities From the Sidelines <111(1 .i<iii Mime ni'H rei re.limn fin Kllgene V* »ll i*nsl**r s l lils is .1 mu,irt niuve un Millei s p.irt focusing .1 youths .itteiltinn mi riiTea lliilliil ai tivilies .uni «ithletli s .iftel school .111(1 after studies i .in do un li.irtn A i luld using .illiletu s .is ,i wrt\ uf M illing si IiikiI nl ntliel frustrations is mm h moie positive than a (Itild using drugs lint I ligelie s 1,11 ilities ,ippe.il ragged lie I ause of overuse Them are simply Inn many active youths pet lai i I it \ fields. g\ ills pln\ grounds, and parks ate men rnvvded I he problem real lies more than |llst the genetu lemi youth Youth means grade si Itool kids high si hoof students and I nivei sil\ students Die I niversilv has a similar lai ilrt\ shrill age problems that I .in lie ( (impaled In the hlg pit tun in l ugene \n\nne who has tried In trrnl a pick up haskelhall game un an indoor i ourt un i ampiis k now s w hat I mean \ person making a trip over In the I sslingei basketball ( nulls am da\ or uighl nl the week will find a swarm nl bodies all wait ing III get 111 a game It is lint mil nnimnii that tin a person to have in wait .m hour or moii' before gelling to see .m\ iouit ,i( lion U Ill'll "ill people .in' unit inn on mu1 rnurl .mil onlv 1(1 ot them run hr p!.i\ inn ■(! once it is easy to srr tlio problem Intramurals .ilsu t.iko up i ourl lime II out' is not on .in inti.imur.il team. hr or shr must iv,lit for .1 (ru hours until tllr i nulls .nr open Tlir probli'in is mil quite so ii.ul whtm thr weather is tolerable, bill this is (begun .mil it is not hard to figure nut thr shortage prohlrm With thr nnh i ulooi courts .it Oerlinget Annex and Ksslingn demand far outweighs snpph And basketball is not thr nnh sport courts air used Ini Volleyball, iiidoni soccer and others triplin' i niirt lime Other brnrtits of Miller's plan tin Kugenr .11 r ras\ to srr (Inmpanirs looking at laigrnr as a possi blr business venture take mam aspects ol thr i ommuniH mlu .11 1 mini lielore making ,1 1111.11 1I11 1-.ion ihe condition til rei rc.iliori<tI I.k 1I1 In's .mil tin' . i v.i 11 it t > i I it\ 11I Ihosr tm ililies in emplnvees .mil tin'll families .ire .1 1.11111 i• 1 n \ih! what .ilitnil little league sports groups ami 1 ngam/atmils in the i:< 11 mil 11 nil\ I ielils m |X1111 condition m.n cause inju lies ami the I.K k ill fields in nlliei lacililies i an ( ause some serious si heduling lieadai lies The mam prolilem is limiting Who is go mg In pav Ini all of lliis •' I for one would lie more than happv In pa\ a tew extra lax ilollars In see the youth nl i.ugene have a positive outlet at their reach I sing cominunilv volunteers is also .111 option, espei lath lol fai 1111\ iiuprov'emenl projei Is t.ittIc league organizations have been le ipnred to jirm ide lai i I it \ mainlen.ince in the past and should he called on In do so in the In lure It lields and othei rei lealional are.is con tinue to deteriorate a svstem to monitor these orgam/.ations and lacililies needs to be in st.dh'd I applaud Miller's idea tin i.ugene and hope that the plan is lollowed through I 11 gene w ill benelit it it does Terzian named MVP for netters Nt'iiim Hillside iiittci Melissa Ter/ian was named Oreium's Mnsl \ alualile I’lavej .1! Mm da\ s annual awards liruni h ,il the Stadium ( lull m \ut/.en Sl.idmm Terzian, .1 afootIt native <>t \ll,idfii, 1 ( .1I1I was third on tin' team in kills |2"i7). lust in ili^s ( tl'd and sim mid ill sei \ 11 i- .11 1 *s 1 11) in hi‘l|iinu tin I Hu ks In ihi4 \( ,\.\ li 111111,1 mi'iil with ,i I-‘i record, inclmlin.u <i Hi ft !’,k 1(1 m,nk I irshm.m (IrHi lien I lupin's u.is n.imcd \rivi.uiin*r ol the Yr.ii wliilr suphiimufi’ Miniii'i' Ail.niis r.irncd the Must lin |>mi\ i'll I’l.n 1*1 An .ml Alsu ns uiv inj* ns u^nil mu hiti' sfiiiui Sti'jjh,i11ii• Snyder |i .■ |jI<ji11 s iivviird tui thr sis mid < UIIM'l lltl\I' SlMSUIl] .lllll Sl'lliur 1 tenise ktilm IKspei Kilt hf\ ( oMimimilt Ser\ it *• \w.mil Snvdei .uni Sophomore D.iumi ('hai min shared the Mental roughness l-Atr.i I'llurl Award Oregon relHitinded from .1 dismal 1‘lttH season to win a berth in the NCAA tournament in ItlH'l I lie I till ks lost ill the first round of the Tournev to Arizona hv a ‘i 1 a 7 1'. 1 At si ore EMU CULTURAL FORUM PRESENTS Dennis Quaid and the Mystics including performers with Bonnie Raitt. 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