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Duck CD continued from page 1 “The first day, we ran out of the ‘Mighty Oregon’ CD completely, and we were out for a while,” Quigley said. Mortenson added that the first batch of marching band CDs sold out, but sales slowed down after the release of “Mighty Oregon.” “Before ‘Mighty Oregon’ came out, the Oregon Marching Band CD sold really well,” he said. “When ‘Mighty Oregon’ came out, it kind of took over.” Zimbelman said although the re lease of “Mighty Oregon” may have taken away from the sales of the marching band CD, its sales go to a good cause. “The school of music is terribly underfunded,” he said. Although the marching band CD and “Mighty Oregon” are dis played together in the stores and appear similar, Barkhurst said he does not think either CD overshad ows the other. “I think they complement each other very well,” Barkhurst said. “The CDs are different enough even though they both have the fight song. ” Anna Seeley is a student activities reporter for the Oregon Daily Emerald. She can be reached atannaseeley@dailyemerald.com. Teach-in :ontinued from page 1 renewed sense of responsibility toward the campus and the com munity in general. “We have to do something for all the 18-year-old students coming to campus from all over the U.S. who might not be too certain about what’s happening,” she said. “Not everyone agrees on what to do right now, but I think it’s important to open a dialogue. People can learn a great deal from this.” Leon Tovey is a higher education reporter for the Oregon Daily'Emerald. He can be reached at ltovey@dailyemerald.com. Teach-in Itinerary The plenary session will be held tn the EMU Ballroom and will run from ? to 8:30 p.m„ featuring these speakers; ♦Daniel Qoidrich, professor emeritus, political science •Shaul Cohen, assistant professor geography •Anita Weiss, professor, international studies •Mario Sifuentez, ASUO multicultural representative •An a$-yet-to-be named expert on Islamic societies The discussion session, held from 8:30 to 9 p.m. in the EMU Ballroom' and will be broken into five groups: •The Media Response to die Crisis, led by Carl Bybee—* associate professor, journalism and communication. •Peace and Security after September 11, led by Jane Cramer and tars Skalnes—associate professors, political science. •International Institutions of Law and Justice, led by Ibrahim Gassama— associate professor of law. •Religion, Nationalism and Terrorism, led by David Prank—d irector of the Honors College. •Community Responses and Peace Movements, led by Eugene Peaceworks. ^-(OU SPAGHETTI 4 garlic bread $325 Every Tuesday PIZZA PETE’S 2506 Willakenzie 344-0998 nao/p pi*170 2673 Willamette 484-0996 , 27th and Willamette 1[| I INTENSIVE JLfUrmm review • Intensive classroom format • Scheduled just before the LSAT • 2/3 of our students score 158+ • 40 cities nationwide • $349 I prepmaster.com A44** SEMINAR & JOB fAiK Professional sports teams from around the West will be posting jobs, interviewing and hiring for jobs in the sports industry. There and an entire day of sports related activities. JOB P0STIH6S INCLUDE: ; Marketing Sales * Public Relations Stadium Operafioi operations * Media Relations * Internships TIMMS INCLUDE: Tacoma Raniers Spokane Indians ; Spokane Shadow Spokane Chiefs El Paso Diablos Yakima Bears Socramento RiverCats & More Teams! SATURDAY, OCT. 27 SPOKANCARINA • SPOKANE, 1VA Seminar & Job Fair Registration is $70. The fee indudes full participation in the event, lunch and a ticket to the Spokone Chiefs Hockey gome that evening. Call to register, or to receive a brochure *”324-4014%, comes from Center Make your own fashion statement from our selection of new stores, including: your Banana Republic The Buckle Cathy Jean Hot Topic Journeys Sole Outdoors And check out some favorites Abercrombie & Fitch American Eagle Outfitters Ann Taylor Loft Eddie Bauer The Gap Bon Marche • JCPenney • Meier & Frank Copeland’s Sports • Emporium Mon - Sat TOam to 9pm Sun 11 am to 6pm 541-683-5511 i y / * The / / / / / ' ! Li I/////> ! I / f f s f I 4/ ! i i \ \ \ \ \ \ l i. I ( O ) ' i \ \ V y
