Golfers finish fifth
The Oregon men's golf tram
tied for fifth at the Mass Mutu
al/Husky Men's Golf Classic,
which finishes! Tuesday at the
Broadmoor Country Club in Se
attle.
The Ducks shot a three-round
total of 883, tying them with
Miami Fla. for fifth. Stanford
won the overall team title
Jeff Lyons was the top Ore
gon finisher, tying for third
with a 212. Lyons was just two
strokes off of the first-place
score of 210.
Other Oregon finishers in
cluded Doug DuChateau at
ninth with a 217, Mark Aldrich
at 26th with u 226, James
Chrisman 32nd with a 228, and
Troy Tamiya at 47th with a
232.
RIM RESULTS
KIM KitKultii
Football
Sunday, (VI. ft
Mon '* 2
The (ordinal d Phi DeJuC. 36-0
Flag Humors d S. Kriodman Fan 12 7
TKK *1' d. Della Tau lVilla 16 6
Ghi Pti l. Ho la ' T 6 6
Monday, (V:l. 7
Men's 1 A TO i Sigma Chi 0-0
G.K Kovengo d Phi Dells 7-6
Sig Kps d Theta Chi A 126
learned Hands d Sigma Nu A 13-7
Men a 3/Dorm
Hawaiian Style d Die Trtnlees 2112
Killer B's d. Maui T 14 6
Sensitive Artists d U1 '6' 26 6
Deruk k the Doorknob* d Salmon Storm 8 6
Volleyball
Monday, Oct. 7
I Cardoza's Crushers ‘2’d Theta Chi A 2 0
i FIJI T d. Kappa Sigma 2 0
Mon a 2
Phi Kappa P*i '2' d Phi Kappa l*si 3‘ 2 0
Delta Tau Delta dOld Phis 2 1
j Kappa Sigma '2' d Sigma Chi 2-0
j Coed I
Amy k Carol's Bistro d International 2 0
VB Gapers d Figi KK(. 2 0
SCULPTURE
Continued from Page 10
Byrne about the location.
Greenamyer recently sent bis
proposal for a now location for
the sculpture to a University
committee that is working with
the artist to find a place for the
piece at the Casanova Center
His proposal recommends mov
ing the sculpture to the south
side of the building.
The committee will have to
review the new plans before a
decision is made.
Arrayed directly in front of
tile sculpture in a semicircle
are 10 flagpoles, which
Greenamyer apparently didn't
know were there Byrne s.ml
tile artist's subsequent request
to have the flagpoles moved he
cause they were In conflict
with his sculpture could not he
fulfilled because the flagpoles
were in the design plans of the
Casanova Center from the lx;
ginning.
CLUB
Continued from Page 10
to till; rear to play defense
Jn other Club Sports news,
cyclist Will Mall leaves Thurs
day for the Collegiate Track Na
tional Championships in Chica
go Oct. 10-14
Hall, a senior fine arts major,
will compete in the match
sprints, kilometer and points
race at the event. He said he ex
pects to pluce in the top ten of
all throe events.
The club sports men's soccer
team's record is at 1-2-2, and
Oregon hopes to improve its re
cord with two games this week
The Ducks play at Linfield
this afternoon and will host
Warner-Pacific Thursday at 4
p m. at the South Bank Field
CLASS:
INSTRUCTOR:
Philosophy 101
TERM: Fall 1991
Lane Transit District
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How can you really choose
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na sm?
The universe has no beginning
and no end. Tr„p nr false? Why?
True or
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^BYou can Cide the bus
anywhere. Anytime. All term long.
(just by showing your student l.D.)
Would you describe the service
as free, unlimited, or just a
^ figment of your imagination?
"What goes around, comes around."
Use either the universe or the bus
to prove or disprove your answer.
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