Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, October 24, 1991, Page 23, Image 31

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time demands on student athletes
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I \ hmihall \nd. in all spoils, die position
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\nd also, sou ie talking about eliminating
I he most obvious eillt V-level |nh in out
pi oh ssjon Weie used lhal giaduate
assistant pusitmn as an oppoimnin foi out
loitnei plaverx to gel a start in i n.u lung "
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siihsiantiallv lliat tlie\ |tisi hilthel segiegale
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said
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passed in junuarv. < ooi sairl more ate c ei lain
to lollow I’ressiilg issues sin e to I k (list ussed
at the next t unleietu e itu hide the el lisle ring
"I athletes in'Miekt ' Mouse atadt iini
ionises, and the long-dehated pioposal ol
paving i ollt gc athletes, he added
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