The 2001 Japan Exchange and Teaching Program
Teach English in junior and senior high schools in Japan
Learn about Japanese culture and people
Gain international experience
Requirements
1 Have an excellent command of the English language
1 Obtain a bachelor’s degree by June 30,2001
1 Be a U.S. citizen
1 Be willing to relocate to Japan for one year
Applications are now available. The deadline for applying is December 6,2000.
For more information and an application contact the Consulate General of Japan in Portland at
2700 Wells Fargo Tower, 1300 SW 5th Avenue, Portland, OR 97201. Call (503) 221-1811 x14
or 1-800-INFO-JET. The application can also be found at www.embjapan.org.
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■The grand opening
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By Robbie McCallum
Oregon Daily Emerald
It’s weather like this that makes
the Oregon tennis teams appreci
ate their new home.
In the past, when it got too cold
or too wet to play tennis at the East
15th Avenue outdoor courts,
coaches Chris Russell, Jack Griffin
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one of their alternate indoor
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Oregon’s indoor
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“We have
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tennis coach. “To be able to have
an on-campus facility for the stu
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The $2.1 million, 48,000-square
foot facility has been in operation
for almost two months, but it will
be inaugurated today at noon in
opening ceremonies.
Physical Activity and Recre
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opening ceremonies at the Student
Tennis Center, which is located be
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University Vice President Dan
Williams will be on hand to official
ly open the facility along with repre
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Department and the ASUO. Follow
ing the official opening, the men’s
tennis team will give a tennis
demonstration.
In addition to housing the varsi
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“It’s as much ours as it is [the
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Oregon broke in the new facility
last weekend with its first-ever home
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Improvements on the tennis cen
ter are already under way. The re
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crystal display boards are just the
first installments to be made inside.
Plans for second-story seating with a
panoramic view are all in phase two.
The center “is an ideal environ
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said Russell, the men’s coach.
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