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Environment and community -
two things l passionately believe in
protecting and enhancing. I strive to
impart to students a deeper
understanding of the people, cultures,
and ecosystems that co-exist in the
work of the environmental design
profession.
Responsibility and ethics-two
qualities that are intrinsic in the work
that design professionals undertake. I
see in many of my students a desire to
participate in the building of
community, to improve the world in
which we live, and to learn from each
other and the accomplishments that
together we are capable of achieving.
Celebration - should be about
making contributions to our
community, cherishing our friendships,
and having fun.
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students who are
building
community,
protecting the
environment, and
making responsible
choices about
alcohol.
Stan Jones, MLA, MCP
Department of Landscape Architecture, UO
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PORTLAND — While the Port
land Trail Blazers couldn’t have
cared less about losing to Denver,
the lowly Nuggets ended their
season with jubilation.
Nick Van Exel sank a 21-foot
jumper with 1.7 seconds left as
the Nuggets completed a strong
finish by defeating the Trail Blaz
ers 96-95 Wednesday night.
“This is great,” Van Exel said.
“We’re so young, and we realize
our potential at times, when we
play the top teams. If we want to
get to the next level, we’ve got to
beat those types of teams.”
Van Exel scored 22 points and
hit four 3-pointers, and Antonio
McDyess added 22 points to lead
the Nuggets, who won their
fourth straight and eighth in 13
games after a 1-11 stretch.
Bonzi Wells scored nine of his
18 points in the final six minutes
to lead the Blazers, but he missed
a 23-foot jumper with five sec
onds left that set up Van Exel’s
winning shot.
“Let the playoffs begin,” Brian
Grant said, summing up the feel
ings of the Blazers, who have
been locked into the No. 3 seed
for some time and will face the
Minnesota Timberwolves in the
first round.
Game 1 is Sunday afternoon
and Game 2 is Wednesday night,
both at the Rose Garden. Game 3
will be Sunday, April 30, in the
Target Center in Minneapolis..
The Associated Press
Calendar
Thursday, April 20
English lecture: Penny Fielding,
University of Edinburgh, discusses
“Jane Austen’s Dirty Realism,” a
re-examination of Austen’s writing
through anthropological and psy
choanalytic discourses of dirt and
purity. 4:30 p.m. Room 332,
Gilbert Hall. Free. For information,
call 346-3911. Reception follows
at 5:45 p.m. in 105 PLC.
Center for Asian and Pacific Stud
ies/Asian Studies lecture: Author
Anchee Min discusses "Living to
Tell: Anchee Min on Mao and the
Cultural Revolution." 7:30 p.m.
Alumni Lounge, Gerlinger Hall.
Free. For information, call 346
1521.
Pride Month: Queer Seder will be
held at 7:30 p.m. at Hillel, 1059
Hilyard. Free. For information,
browse
darkwing.uoregon.edu/~program
or call 346-1134.
The Banff Festival of Mountain
Films will be held in 150 Columbia
Hall at 8 p.m. This film festival cel
ebrates the spirit of adventure and
the mountain environment
through a series of short films. It is
sponsored by Eagle Creek Travel
Gear, REI and the Outdoor Pro
gram. Tickets are $7 for University
students and Outdoor Program Co
op members. General admission is
$9. Tickets can be purchased at
the EMU ticket office and REI