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Outdoor Program can cure
Eugene’s summer doldrums
■The summer months will be anything but
boring for those who get involved with the
Outdoor Program’s full slate of activities
By Inge Scheve
for the Emerald
Stuck in summer school and have no wheels?
Despair not.
The Outdoor Program has several activities and
events planned for the summer term.
The summer event schedule starts off with a trip
initiator’s clinic from June 28-30. The first date is
a night session that covers OP philosophy, liabili
ty, trip planning and procedures.
On June 30, participants who want to become
river trip initiators explore the OP barn, from
which the mandatory river trip leaves. The cost
for the river trip is $12.
Next on the OP agenda is the July 5-7 Whitewa
ter Rowing Clinic on the McKenzie River. Clinic
participants learn basic boat handling and load
ing, and how to read a river. Students pay $15 and
non-members pay $20 for this trip; pre-registra
tion is required.
On July 21, the OP holds a mountain bike skills
clinic aimed at beginning and intermediate moun
tain bikers. Bike handling and trail techniques are
covered, and participants have time to practice
each skill before taking the whole package for a
test ride on the McKenzie River Trail. This trip
also requires pre-registration and sucks about $6
from the pocket.
Finally, the introduction to sea kayaking clinic
takes place July 28.
“It’s rare to find a sea kayaking clinic,” said Su
san Hanlon of the OP staff.
At the sea kayaking clinic, OP staff introduces
participants to the boats, equipment and safety
concerns surrounding the sport, as well as how to
pack and how to paddle. The trip leaders also in
troduce rescue practices in an afternoon pool ses
sion. As most trips do, this one requires pre-regis
tration and will lighten the wallet by $15.
If none of these events sounds appealing, head
down to the OP office in the EMU basement and
check out its trip boards, resource library and lit
erature, which help users create a new trip or en
tice them to jump into an initiated trip.
The office is open when the EMU is, and the
staff is on hand most days between 10 a.m. and 2
p.m. to answer questions.
Any initiated trip is open to all members and
students, and an added benefit of these is a net
work of new friends with similar outdoor inter
ests.
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