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CRIME WATCH Disorderly Conduct Friday Oct. 5,10:04 p.ro.: A female student called with a report of harassment on 18th Avenue. Saturday, Oct 6,11:45 a.m.: DPS received a report of a fight at Barnhart Hall. Sunday, Oct. 7,3:25 a.m.: A female student reported being harassed at Barnhart Hail. Emergency/Medicai Wednesday, Oct. 3,9:16 a.m.: DPS received a report of a small bark dusffire in the flower bed at Kincaid Street and 13th Avenue. Wednesday, Del. 3,4:91 p.m.: A caller advised DPS of a subject who passed out on the stairs of the McClure Hall in Earl Complex. Wednesday, Oct. 3,7:04 p.m.:A caller advised DPS of a female student faint ing al the Student Recreation Center. Thursday, Oct. 4,8:00a.m.: DPS received a report of a two-vehicle acci dent bydie Riverfront Research Park. Thursday, Oct. 4,5:21 p.m.: Acaller advised D PS of an accident between a bike and skateboard near Willamette Hall. Thursday, Oet. 4,7:48 p.m.: EPO advised DPS of a vehicle accident at the large PIC parking lot. Drugs/Alcohol Tuesday, Oct. 2,10:00 p.m.: DPS reeeiveda report ofafemaie at Barnhart Hall with an open container, Thursday, Oct. 4,3:30 a.m.: A DPS officer was advised of two subjects who were possibly on drugs by thegraduate student bousing. Saturday, Oct. 6,2:05a.m.: A DPSoffi Ger encountered two subjects in posses sion of less than an ounce of marijuana. Saturday. Oct 611;12p.m.: A DPS officer encountered two subjects in possession of less than an ounce of marijuartaandanMIP. Sunday, Oct. 7,12:47 a.m.: A DPS officertssued six MIPsatSpilierHali in the Hamilton Complex. Suspicious Activity Tuesday, Oct. 2,0:20 p.m.: A caller ad vised DPS of asubject with no pants on defecating and urinating at Barnhart Hail. U.N. continued from page 1A the target of an attack. Abdul Salam Zaeef, the Taliban ambassador to Pakistan, said Tues day that “dozens of innocent civil ians” were killed in the raids, launched after the Taliban refused to surrender Osama bin Laden, the top suspect in the Sept. 11 terror attacks in the United States. The pro-Taliban Afghan Islamic Press quoted a government spokesman in Kabul as saying 35 civilians had Today’s paper contains an error on the insert promoting the Oregon Daily Emerald Duck Bucks. The sample Duck Buck for Papa John's Pizza should read available in original crust only. The Grand Papa Duck Pizza is not available in thin crust. The Oregon Daily Emerald apologizes for this error. 01250; | mil I INTENSIVE MiUrmM review • Intensive classroom format • Scheduled just before the LSAT • 2/3 of our students score 158+ • 40 cities nationwide • $349 prepmaster.com 012663 JJU mu CHINESE AND THAI CUISINE • Pho.$5.95 • Student Dinner Specials.$6.95 Monthly student sggcP** par.kihrf available: <!<*>*' 825/mo. MON-FKI I I am - 9 pm SAT & SI N 4 pm - *> pm Delivery 343-2828 or 485-2090 1525 Franklin Blvd. \ (Directly across from U of O) been “killed or wounded.” But the deaths of the U.N. workers were the first independently confirmed cases of civilians killed in the air strikes. Zaeef also said that Taliban re ligious leader Mullah Mo hammed Omar survived U.S. at tacks Monday on his home in the southeastern city of Kandahar, the spiritual capital of the hard line Islamic movement. Zaeef’s comments bolstered reports that the U.S. raiders are targeting Omar, who holds no official post in the Taliban government and would be exempt from a ban on 012207 Dinners on Wed. Night with UO student ID / OPEN TO ANYONE UNTIL 10 pm 707 Willamette St. 683-5160 (free parking in Rock-n-Rodeo Lot) U.S. assassinations of foreign heads of state. Afghan exiles in Pakistan say they had received reports that U.S. bombs on Sunday struck a housing compound 15 miles out side Kandahar that Omar used until a few weeks ago. Rumsfeld has said that some of the Ameri can raids would be aimed at “leadership” targets, but he avoided comments on whether U.S. forces were specifically tar geting Omar. © 2001, Knight Ridder/Tribune Information Services. 012636 CHARLES H.LUNDQUIST College of Business at the University of Oregon LIFE AFTER LCB: Recent Alumni Talk About their Careers and Life after Graduation Wednesday, October 10th 4:00-5:30 P.M., 231 Gilbert The panelists will consist of alumni representing: • Deloitte & Touche Daeho Kim, Certified Public Accountant (Senior) • Intel George Kosovich, Financial Analyst • Jeld-Wen Companies Justin Phillips, Accounts Manager • Meier & Frank Katie Pratt, Buyer They will discuss topics including: • Their recruiting experiences • Most valuable aspects of their UO education • How they capitalized on their opportunities • Their tips for success for you For more information, please contact James Chang at 346-3421 CAN YOU EARN AS A WORKING ARTIST? Rozy Aimes, author of "Let Me Help You With Your Business," will be signing her book and answering questions on how to start your own business and make it successful. *10% Off Rozy's Book (One Day Only, October 13th) FREE! • Saturday, October 13th • 2:00-4:00 PM • Downstairs • UO Bookstore m.m UNIVERSITY OF OREGON BOOKSTORE 13th & Kincaid • (541) 346-4331 ® www.uobookstore.com IT’S TIME. UO School of Music Chamber Music Series (3 hamper Orchestra KREMLIN Oregon 8,517km Kremlin 0.1 km IT S TIME. Time to discover the magical appeal of Russian music, performed by some of Moscow’s finest chamber musicians. Hear the marvelous fusion of heart and mind in the music of Peter Tchaikovsky, Igor Stravinsky, and Boris Tchaikovsky—lyrical, charming, and melodic—all in the beautiful surroundings and acoustical splendor of Beall Concert Hall! Thursday, Oct. 11 • 8 p.m. BEALL CONCERT HALL Free Musical Insights by Robert Hurwitz, 7 p.m. Reserved Seats $25, $20, $10 at the Hult Center (682-5000) or EMU Ticket Office (346-4363) Season Tickets for all six CMS concerts still availubvle Need a Job? A Roommate? Or a Computer? Look in the ODE Classifieds!
