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COACH Continued from Page 1A Joins the Ducks staff following one season as associate men's head coach at Northwestern State (La ) and head coach at Western State College (Colo.) a year ago "I feel very fortunate to b« able to attract someone with the wealth of experience that Fred brings to the game," Range said "He is the best teacher of basketball I've over been around and is someone 1 believe will be able to relate very well to our plavors as well as our style of play ” It was during his stay at Colorado State that he and Runge first crossed paths, when Runge served as the Rams' women's basketball assistant during the 1986-89 season “The fact that I've known |ody for a number of years," Litzenberg er said, and "the outstanding basketball program she has built there, as well as the excellence of the entire University, all combined to make this opportunity one I couldn't pass up " In 12 seasons as a head coach at all levels. Litzenberger has post ed an overall coaching record of 194-62 ROBBERY Continued from Page 1A Street Hasetl on description! pro vided by the victims, three young men were identified and arrested later outside a party at 531 E. 14tti Ave. The police recovered the (.ash, property, a loaded hand gun and ammunition from the suspects Two of the suspects, one 15 and the other lfi. were charged with robbery, conspiracy and unauthorized departure. The 17-year-old was charged with robbery, conspiracy and unlawful possession of a weapon. The suspects are being held at Skipworth Juvenile Detention Facility "This is the first armed rob bery I cun remember in four years." said Carey Drayton, director of public safety for the University 'We've had rob beries before, but not any where a gun was used " In 1993. only three robberies were reported, according to the Office of Public Safety “Everyone was surprised about the robbery," said James Williams, the officer on duty the flight of the incident "It’s very hard to tell who's a stu dent and who's a teen-ager " Drayton agreed with Williams' concern about delin quent teen-agers at the University "It's very hard to prevent this type of incident because the campus is open to non-students — it’s a public institution.” Drayton said "The campus is not a sanctuary from criminals "Crime is an issue everyone has to deal with,” he said "Whatever you do at home to protect your safety, you need to do that here on campus." NO MATTER HOW FAR YOU TRAVEL, YOU’RE ALWAYS CLOSE TO CAMPUS. ortgon dally emarald now on the world wide web http://darkwlng.uorelon.edn/-oda It’s almost like printing your own money Apple LaserWriter Select 360 Printer Mail-in Rebate You can save $200 I when you buy an Apple’ LaserWriter Select” 360 printer at the same time you purchase any Macintosh or Windows computer. ~~| when you buy a LaserWriter Select 360 separately. You can save $100 Theres no better time to get tl>e exceptional output and extraordinary speed of tlie Apple LaserWriter Select 360 printer than right now Winner of an unprecedented 5 Stars from Macworld and the (test Buy Award from PC World, it delivers 600 dpi laser printing at up to 10 pages a minute But this offer is only good through June 50,199\ so you'd iietter hurry over to tin* Microcomputer Support ('.enter tndas Apple Microcomputer Support Center -0J <»Hitpiilnii* rt nlt-r • -iit' 1• Moiul;i\ Frulas lhv mm » mail mpptaaMvt^on • I Kl. hup mppiiorcgun cilu FIND THINGS IN ODE CLASSIFIEDS (ROOMMATES, TICKETS, STUFF YOU LOST, BICYCLES, CARS, JOBS, ON-CAMPUS OPPORTUNITIES) THIS WEEK JUNE 20-26 EMU main — — desk 3 4 6 - 4 3 6 2 Candy, Snacks, Drinks, Sch<x)l Supplies and much, much more! • Lower rates on international calls Inquire at the Main Desk Store. 4 • Purchase your Greyhound bus ticket in advance • Pay your liWEB and NWNG bills • Hull Center tickets • International Student ami American Youth Hostel Cards • Passport photos — for resumes, etc. EMJ/will be open the following extended s tificcommodate IntroDUCKtion needs. Sunday, july 9.1 pm-11 pm Thursday, July 13.7pm-11 pm Sunday, July 16.Ipm-llpm Thursday, July 20.7pm-11 pm Sunday, July 23.lpm-11 pm Thursday, July 27.7pm-11 pm EMU Administration MI01 EMU c o n c e june 23 . Daddies $650 I june 24 Lava Lada $5.50 CJune 25 Bexlng Ghandls $5.50 kjune 28 Culture $1050 jufy 7 ,8 .9 Dragon Cauntry Fair and camping Act III Hevie discaunt tickets $3.75 •N SALE AT THE EMU MAIN DESK STORE t L YOUR PATRONAGE SUSTAINS US. USE OUR SCRVtCIS. TUI US HQW TO PROVIDE SERVICES THAT MEET YOUR NEEDS, YQUR FEEDBACK I? VAkUABUE,
