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UO Student Health Center Health Education Program Coach takes leave after odd acts CHICAGO (AIM — Kicky Byrdsong i.aim* lo Northwestern with a lough approne h for a slrug gling basketball program, promising an opportuni ty for his players to show they were better than their record Now, tiie rebuilding is on hold, and Byrdsong has taken a leave of absent e after a weekend game that saw him roam the stands, slapping hands with fans and the opponent's mascot When Bvrdsong took over, he removed Path* k Baldwin ns team captain, made Dion hoc < hange his name and ran tough prod it os The Wildcats initially responded, opening with nine victories Indore reality arrived in the form of the Big hen season Now . after eight straight loss es. the Wildcats are hack in their familiar spot in the t.onferent e basement, and Byrdsong has asked for some time off Both athletit director Kick Taylor and assistant coach Paul Swanson, now in i barge of the team, say they are not sure why Byrdsong asked for the leave of absence. "I didn’t see any more strain than any other coach has gone through," Swanson said Tuesday, the day after the leave of absence was announced "He'd been very for used in practice Other than that 1 can't see any additional strain. Swanson and Tavlor declined to divulge where Bvrdsong was staying or what he was doing Nei ther was sure how long the leave would last "All I can say is 1 truly and honestly don't know." Swanson said. Swanson actually did the t oat hing Saturday night when Ityrdsong turned the team over to him and spent most of the game sitting on a chair at the end of the bench Bvrdsong twice went on the floor to argue calls and was assessed a tut him al Ten minutes into the second half, he went into the stands, then returned to the bench and later went hat k to the stands He was sitting in the aisle w hen an usher asked him to move. 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Pit St.niis-0 kappa Alpha I beta 2. Knuckle The University of Oregon’s Review Workshop for the Medical College Admission Test For the seventh year this spring, the University of Oregon will offer its comprehensive review workshop for the Medical College Admission Test. This program, developed by the University to assure that students have access to the very best materials and instruction at the most reasonable cost, will reflect the latest revisions to the exam. Before registering for an MCAT Preparation program, consider the University of Oregon's. Inquire about our... Faculty: University faculty from biology, physics, and chemistry as well as test preparation experts from Academic Learning Services Materials: Official practice exams and manuals from the American Association of Medical Colleges and review materials from the highly respected Harvard Health Sciences Summer Program. 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