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7th Annual Weaving New Beginnings ftnmM, 012743 A university event providing students and professors of color an opportunity to establish the beginnings of ties to their new community as a whole. Date: October 25,2001 Time: 7:00 P.M. Place: EMU Ballroom Who: UO students, family,and professors of color. 012605 500 + 2000 39w whenever minutes weekend minutes per month 1 year contract * No roaming and long distance within united States * Some restrictions apply Subject to phone availlability fi+ LUireless A few doors from the UO Bookstore 841 E.13th Ave. ride the light j#1' ■ /-~ Qwest - « ltoiceStream authorized dealer ' authorized dealer 012216 # 1308 hilyard (across from dairy queen) 484 0530 please recycle this paper! CRIME WATCH Disorderly Conduct Wednesday, Oct. 17,10:78 p.ra.: A female student reported receiving harassing phone calls at Barnhart Hall. Thursdays Oct. 17,11:45 a.tn.: DPS received a report of people playing the bongos very loudly outside the Chiles | Business Center. Thursday, Oct. 17,12:55 p.m.: DPS received a report of a hit-and-run | accident outside graduate student housing. , Saturday, OGt. 20,1:22 a.m.: A male staff member reported a dispute in progress at Spiller Hall in the Hamilton Gomplex. Saturday, Oct. 20,7:06 p.m.: DPS received a report of a bonfire at Autzen Stadium. Theft Saturday, Oct. 20,9:59 p.m.: A mate staff member reported a sign stolen from Autzen Stadium. Sunday, Oct* 22,2:00 p.m.: DPS received a report of stolen drum cases from the School of Music. Suspicious Conditions/Subjects Tuesday, Oct* 16,10:35 a.m.: DPS received a report of a suspicious package located at the intersection of Franklin Boulevard and Agate Street Tuesday, Oct. 16,8:52 p.m.: A female caller reported her son had received a suspicious package from Mew Jersey. Thursday, Oct. 18,10:41 a.m.: DPS received a report of a suspicious returned envelope af Lawrence Hail. Friday, Oct. 19,11:17 p.m.: A female resident of the Spencer View Apartments advised DPS of a male harassing her. Medical Thursday, Oct. 16,12:19 a.m.: A male staff member reported a male student with possible atcohof poisoning at Watson Hall in the Hamilton Complex. Friday, Oct. 19,7:53 a.m.: DPS received a request for a medical transport from the Student Recreation Center. Saturday, Oct. 20,2:05 a.m,: Afemaie staff member reported a female needing medical assistance at Ganoe Hail In the Bean Complex. Saturday, Oct. 20,3:23 a.m.: A mate student requested a medical evaluation fora friend at Ganoe Hall. Drugs/Alcohol Tuesday, Oct, 16,6:19 p.m.: A caller advised DPS of two subjects attempting to sell mushrooms at Tingle Hall in the Hamilton Complex. Wednesday, Oct. 17,12:01 a.m.: A OPS officer responded to two people possessing less than one ounce of marijuana. Saturday, Oct. 19,9:46 p.m.: DPS received a report of minors in possession of alcohol at Agate Hall. Alarm Wednesday, Oct. 17,6:05 p.m.: DPS received a report of a pe rson stuck i n the elevator on the ground floor of Onyx Bridge West. Friday, Oct 19,9:39 a.m.: DPS received a report of a kitten trapped in the sewer at the intersection of Agate Street and E. 13th Avenue. Monday, Oct 22,6:15 p.m.: DPS received a report of one person stuck inside an elevator in Barnhart Hall. Mascot continued from page 1 cot, but he shares the job with three other student mascots. Together, they divide up appearances. Mas cot attends all football and men’s basketball games, as well as com mercials and community appear ances. The three others attend games for different sporting and public relations events. At his busiest, Mascot participated in more than 20 events during three weeks before school started. To recompense him for his time and effort, the University pays Mascot a stipend. Mascot said his benefits include travel ing to away games, riding the Harley-Davidson motorcycle, hanging out with cheerleaders and interacting with the fans. Many fans seem to enjoy the GARDEN year-round HIO lighting Hydroponic supply Organic soil Territorial seeds Quality merchandise Great prices Unbeatable service Tropical house plant seeds Aqua Serene Hydroponics 2836 W. 11th St. 302-9073 11:00-6:00, 7 days/week Duck’s presence. Mai Nagasaki, a freshman from Japan, said having the Duck at games “makes it exciting.” Junior Justin Zuiker said when the Duck rides the motorcycle and holds an American flag at football games, the Duck raises the fans’ en ergy and spirits. However, Mascot must also grin and bear difficult situations such as scared kids and over-enthused or drunk fans who pull on his tail. Mascot said he expects some ag gressive “high fives” from spirited and intoxicated fans, but last year Mascot had his “feathers ruffled” by an out-of-control fan and respond ed in like manner. When the men’s basketball team was playing University of Nevada, Las Vegas, in December 2000, Mascot said he was tackled from behind by an opposing fan. Then three male cheerleaders grabbed West Coast's all fish pet shop Sait Water ill-3fkf Red Bellied PtK<3r?lf4J NW Largest Reef Tank 20 Gal combo $65 50 Gat combo $99 75 Gat combo $245 135 Gal combo $345 icombo includes tank, lid & light) AQUA SERENE 2836 W. 11th St. 485-2171 AQUA SERENE your fish's dream the fan, and Mascot, unwilling to let anyone push around the Uni versity’s reputation, said he threw off his Duck head and punched the man in the face. While University athletes usu ally make the news, Mascot’s brawl was shown on local news stations and SportsCenter as the “Play of the Day.” Most of the time, though, Mascot’s “Duck Guard,” a security guard who trav els with him everywhere, helps him avoid such conflicts. At his graduation, Mascot said he will hang up his webbed feet and pursue a career in human resources, public relations or politics. Maybe then, University fans will be able to know the name of the mystery man whose picture hangs on their walls. Anne LeChevallier is a features reporterforthe Oregon Daily Emerald. She can be reached at annelechevallier@dailyemerald.com. 007505 KATEE— GOLF CLUB at ita "pite&C College Students -*20.00 822-3220 Dinners on Wed. Night with U0 student ID OPEN TO ANYONE UNTIL 10 pm s 707 Willamette St. 683-5160 S (free parking in Rock-n-Rodeo Lot) Oregon Daily Emerald P.O. 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