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News briefs Family Expo promotes balance, education University faculty, staff and students are invited to attend Family Expo ’98 on Oct. 20. The Expo, sponsored by the Committee on Child Care and Family Support along with Work and Family Services, is an event to promote balance in education, work and personal life. Special interest workshops ” will be available from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The Expo will also include an information and resource fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the EMU Fir Room and a University town hall meeting from noon to 1 p.m. in the Ben Linder Room of the EMU. For a complete list of workshops or more information call Karen Logvin at 346-2962. University of Oregon The Harold Schnitzer Family Program in Judaic Studies Public Lecture Tuesday October 20, 1998 8:15 pm EMU Ballroom Edgar M. Bronfman President, World Jewish Congress Chairman, Int'l Board of Governors of Hillel 'The Search For Justice: Nazi Plunder, Swiss Banks and Restitution" Football Continued from Page 1 UCLA (5-0, 3-0) won the coin toss and elected to start the extra period on defense, then shut the Ducks down. Linebacker Bren don Ayanbadejo sacked Smith on Oregon’s first two plays before the quarterback threw first in complete, then into the hands of Bruin defensive back Ryan Roques to give Sailer a chance at redemption. Ducks tailback Reuben Droughns, the Pac-lO’s leading rusher coming into the afternoon, fumbled four times, the last com ing with 2:45 remaining and Ore gon driving to victory. With the game tied 31-31 and the Ducks at the UCLA 39-yard line, Bruin linebacker Tony White recovered Droughns’ third lost fumble of the day on the UCLA 40-yard line. "That was a crucial play right there, when I came in the last time and fumbled, that hurt me real bad,” Droughns said. “It was defi nitely a roller-coaster game for me, but I’ve got to try keep my head up and try to become stronger next week.” UCLA quarterback Cade Mc Nown, a leading candidate for the Heisman Trophy, put the Bruins ahead 38-31 on their next play from scrimmage, a 60-yard bomb to Danny Farmer. Oregon cornerback Eric Edwards ap peared to be with Farmer step for step before falling at the five-yard line, where Farmer caught the pass and stretched into the end zone. “I didn’t see the ball as soon as I should have, and then our feet just got tangled up and he made the play,” Edwards said. Smith then marched the Ducks 65 yards on 11 plays to tie the game on Griffin’s touchdown catch. Smith was four of seven passing on the drive, including three completions to Griffin. On the day, Smith was 15 of 37 for 221 yards and three touch downs, with one interception, on the Ducks' final play in overtime. "He led this team to near victo u It was definitely a roller-coaster game for me. ^ Reuben Droughns Tailback ry,” Bellotti said. “When you take a team down repeatedly in the fourth quarter with hardly any time and make those plays, that's what you expect the best quarter back in the nation to do. All this talk about the Heisman, he’s liv ing up to that.” McNown lived up to his Heis man billing as well, throwing for 395 yards and three scores on 20 of 36 passing. He gave Sailer a chance to win the game in regula tion by completing a 53-yard bomb to backup quarterback Drew Bennett that put UCLA on the Oregon three-yard line. “You call it a hail mary, we call it max rebound, but whatever term you use it’s just send a bunch of guys down there and hope we come up with it,” Mc Nown said. McNown and the Bruins seemed to be in danger of losing early in the fourth quarter, after Smith hooked up with Tony Hart ley on a 36-yard strike that gave Oregon a 31-24 lead, but Jermaine Lewis, fresh off a one-game sus pension, scored from two yards out to even the score at 31-31. Af ter Oregon went three-and-out, Sailer had a field goal blocked for the two teams’ only real scoring chance before Droughns’ fourth fumble allowed the Bruins to tie the game. UCLA jumped out to a quick 14-0 lead on two touchdowns by freshman DeShaun Foster, who scored on a 51-yard reception and a four-yard run. Droughns fum bled away Oregon's opening pos session at the UCLA 11-yard line. The Ducks got on the score board with 1:36 left in the first quarter, when Smith hit Jed Weaver for a 20-yard touchdown. 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