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Women’s continued from page 7 A win against Stanford at Maples.” The Ducks already defeated Stanford, 72-54, on Jan. 13 at The Pit. But, as Runge predicted after that game, the Cardinal (12-7, 6-3) are much improved in the latter part of the season. Injuries forced Stanford to ad just to differing roles, with fresh man Nicole Powell having to take over at point guard. Now that they have had time to make the neces sary adjustments, Stanford is showing signs of its former self — as evident by an 89-75 win at USC in which the Cardinal shot nearly 73 percent from the floor in the first half. Despite being swept in Arizona last weekend, the Ducks head to the Bay Area with some confi dence after last year’s shocker at Maples. Oregon opened the game with a 36-10 lead with about four minutes to play in the opening pe riod, only to lose the contest 78 62. “Just knowing we were ahead by 26 last year and gave that game away, I think we have confidence from that,” Craighead said. “It’s go ing to be a tougher game [than ear lier this year]. We pretty much had control that entire game. But down there it’s probably going to be up and down, up and down, but hopefully we can keep our compo sure and do something we’ve nev er done before.” The Ducks, who finished last ( i Just knowing we were ahead by 26 last year and gave that game away, I think we have confidence from that. It's going to be a tougher game [than earlier this year]. Jaime Craighead junior guard season 10-5 on the road, are 3-6 this season as they head to Stan ford and Cal to finish a four-game road swing. “We just want to win,” senior center Jenny Mowe said. “It would really lift everyone’s spirits. It’s hard to be in the middle of the Pac-10 season and have four loss es and not have things go they way we thought they would. “But I think it’s a big possibility for us to go down there and take care of business.” RENTALS! 13th A Lawrence • 683-1300 • vww.liergsskistiop.cofn Berg’s Ski Bus to Willamette Pass, ML Bachelor & Hoodoo! Sign up at Berg’s! Call For Details, Reservations & Information. 13tti&Lawrence • Eugene • 683-1300 www.bergssMshop.com Complete lab on premises for fast service CAMPUS 343-3333 766 E. 13th WESTSIDE 343-5555 1740 W. 18th Mon-Fri 9am--5:30pm Saturday 9am-5pm SHELDON 484-9999 254i Willakenzie Do you want to make an impression in your career? Come to the Career Development Internship Program Orientation. We will help you find an internship that will take you on the right path to a satisfying career. CDIP Orientation Meeting Monday, February 12 246 Gerlinger 3:30 - 5:00 PM career r-, f r? WAREHOUSE SALE Feb. 14-17 9:00 AM- 9:00 PM Feb. 18 9:00 AM- 5:00 PM Fashions from the pages of the J. Crew Catalog up to 70 % off!! (Nothing over 39.99!) *excluding leather & cashmere Lane County Fairgrounds Auditorium 796 W. 13th Avenue Eugene, OR 97402 From North: I ravel Southbound on 1-5 until you reach 1-105. Take the westbound offramp into Eugene. As freeway approaches it ends on 7th St., stay in the middle lane and travel down Jefferson Ave. This will lead you directly to the fairgrounds. From West: travel east hound on the 12(i. This road will turn into West 11th St. as it enters Eugene. Stay in the right hand lane as West 11th approaches (■at field, and then turn right into Garfield, merge immediateh into the left hand lane and turn left into 13th St. continuing eastbound. T he fairgrounds will be approximately 1 mile down. We accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express J. Crete Credit Cards, Cash, and Checks (with proper ID) ■Includes Irregulars, Damaged Csf Customer Returns FIND THINGS IN ODE CLASSIFIEDS (BICYCLES, PETS, CARS, JOBS, ROOMMATES, APARTMENTS, CONCERT TICKETS, PLANE TICKETS, STUFF YOU LOST, TYPING SERVICES, ON-CAMPUS OPPORTUNITIES)
