U of 0 Access Committee presents BOBCAT GOLDTHWAIT IN PERSON AT UO MAC COURT FRIDAY, APRIL 10th at 8 p.m. Tickets on sale Ticketmaster & EMU Main Desk. $10* UO Students and $15* General Public. For more info: ASUO 346-3724 •Plus $2.00 handling fee. HOW TO BUY TEXTBOOKS AND S/WE I MONEY COME TO THE SMITH FAMILY BOOKSTORE FIRST. Chances are you will find most of your books at half price BRING THE TITLE AND AUTHOR'S NAME If might take some lime to find your books, but we will be glad ! to help you look, and the savings are worth the wait j RETURN BOOKS YOU DO NOT NEED. It you buy the wrong books or drop a class, you can return the books tor a lull refund SELL YOUR OLD TEXTBOOKS. After you buy your textbooks bring in your old books and The Smith Family Bookstore will buy them tor a very fair price SMITH FAMILY bookstore 768 East 13th • 345-1651 1 Block from Campus 9-5:30 Mon-Sat PN*o l>y So* Oregon t Nick Smith — 4. ti-2 The loss drops the Due ks' season record to 'it1 and is the second to I’ortland this year, .is the Pilots took the first meeting at home 5-1 Oregon s next match, one that thi’ Ducks plan to he ready for. is .it home against Willamette on April H Meanwhile, the Oregon wom en's tennis team, 14-10 on the season, spent Wednesday pre paring for today's match against Puget Sound in 1 at ortia and the Pacific-10 Conference's Northern Division Round Roh in in Seattle April 1)-5 The match against Puget Sound, a team the Ducks heat tvs ice hist year hv scores of 7 2 and 0 i, will serve as a warm up for the weekend tournament w ith Washington State and host Washington at the Huskies new Indoor facility The women's team is led by freshman Kara Yoshida at first singles and the team of Yoshida a n d s o p h o in o r i! Shorr v I'uirgrieve at first doubles Oregon is ( oming off an eight day trip to Los Angeles over spring break, in which it won four of its seven matches After spjitting the first four matches of the week, the Ducks entered the Heritage Inn Classic and promptly disposed of Tex as HI Paso and Sacramento State In the first round and semifinals, respectively, before being swept by Drake in the fi nals Couch Tom Croider hopes tin* experience will help his team of young players (two ju niors, four sophomores and two Ireshmen) this weekend when thev play six mutches over u I wo-a mi-a half day period Hopeful ly vs e v e learned si mothing over the course of the season (.render said Ue tie. if to i ome out vs ith tin- aiti Si.de th.it every team can heal us d vs e aren't ready THIS YEAR A LOT OF COLLEGE SENIORS WILL BE GRADUATING INTO DEBT. I tide! the Anm A i.ii,in Kt-paviurnt program, you louki yrt out I tom under with u three wai enlistment. K.u h yt*ai you serve on ,k tive ciut \ reduees yout indebtedness In one thud or $1,, >( N), wtiK'li ever amount is virt-att-r Hu- otfcr applirs to iVrkms Loans, Stafford la Mils. .iikI oetlain ottn-t k*drrall\ msim-d loans. whu h art* not in default \n