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INTERESTED IN LAW SCHOOL? E?§® LAW SKgffiftML 1FASE Tuesday, November 14, 2000 10:00 am - 2:00 pm free admission Meet admissions representatives from fifty law schools from around the nation! DAYS INN CITY CENTER 1414 W SIXTH AVENUE, PORTLAND Sponsored by PSU Pre-Law Society, Western Association of Pre-Law Advisors, PSU History Department and PSU College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. QUESTIONS? Call 503-725-3917 Website: www.history.pdx.edu/prelaw/ The Oregon Duck has a Pulse Do you have one? I Check your Pulse, the Oregon Daily Emerald's entertainment section, \ every Thursday. Pick up an Emerald at J2 0 camPus & community locations. Wrestling continued from page 7 All-American and defending Pac-10 champion Doug Lee sat out the match due to injury. Oregon for feited the 184-pound weight class to the Aggies’ Burak Pekin. Newcomers Sean Williams and Luke Larwin were successful in their collegiate debuts. Williams, a junior transfer from North Idaho College, scored a 17-9 major deci sion against Tommy Schurkamp at 125 pounds to give the Ducks an early 4-0 lead. “Shaun wrestled extremely well,” Kearney said. “He went out and scored eight takedowns and showed signs of what he's going to be capable of.” • Larwin, a freshman from Bend, also won by decision, outscoring the Aggies’ Jeremiah Jarvis. Sophomores Brian Watson (133) and Casey Hunt (141), and juniors Tony Overstake (149) and Eugene Harris (157) all won by decision to pad Oregon’s lead. UC Davis earned its only victory at 165 pounds. The Aggies’ Adrian Garcia defeated junior Leif Williams, 6-2. Williams was wrestling up one weight class from 157 pounds. “We need to open up and be more opportunistic, but that will come as the season goes along,” Kearney said. The Ducks return to the Medford area this weekend for the Southern Oregon Open, a four-team individ ual tournament in Ashland, Ore. Cross country continued from page 7 top-20 runner the whole race and had a strong finish.” Sophomore Eri MacDonald and senior Rhiannon Glenn rounded out the Ducks’ scorers at 45th and 46th place respectively (21:53 and 21:55). “We’re certainly going to get an at-large berth,” Heinonensaid. “I’m not worried about the NCAA com mittee decision on Monday. I’m re ally proud of our team to jump from seventh at the Pac-10 to finish fourth in the region. ” The Ducks trailed only No. 2 Stanford, No. 4 Arizona State and No. 7 Arizona in the standings. Ore gon scored a major upset by edging No. 9 Washington by one point. Washington State and UCLA, teams that Heinonen believed the Ducks would need to beat for an NCAA berth, finished a distant seventh and eighth, respectively. The tenth-ranked Oregon men’s team matched the women’s fourth place finish, also assuring them selves of an NCAA berth. Sophomore Jason Hartmann turned in his second-straight run ner-up performance, trailing Stan ford’s Jonathon Riley by only two seconds and leading Arizona’s Tom Pridinville by less than a second. Hartmann ran a 30:42 through the 10,000-meter course. Senior Michael Kasahun put in his best performance in a Duck uni form, trailing the leaders by only three seconds with his fourth-place finish in a time of 30:45. Oregon trailed No. 2 Stanford, No. 12 Arizona and Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo in the team standings. Junior Adam Bergquist was the next Duck to the finish line, finish ing 34th in a time of 31:47 in his first Regional meet for the Ducks. Red shirt freshman John Lucas was not far behind, placing 38th in 31:53. Oregon’s usual fifth runner, fresh man Brett Holts, was off his mark Saturday, finishing 74th in 32:56. Senior Lincoln Nehring filled the void at the No. 5 spot, placing 45th in a time of 32:10. Freshman Noel 44 I’m really proud of our team for battling because it's been a rough season. Once again, the team ran well at the end of the season when it was important. Tom Heinonen Oregon women’s head coach y± Paulson ran well in his first Region al meet, placing 60th in a time of 32:30. Oregon receives official notice to day if it has received one of the re spective at-large NCAA berths. An NCAA selection committee takes the top two teams from each of the nine regions, plus an additional 13 at-large teams. 343-4480 THE ARTIST EXPERIENCE An art course open to all UO students! 18 resident Art faculty will speak about their work representing the areas of fibers, photo, sculpture, printmaking, ceramics, metals & jewelry, painting and multimedia design! Winter Term 3 Credits | CRN 25587 U/H 11:00-12:20
