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Date: October 25,2001
Time: 7:00 P.M.
Place: EMU Ballroom
Who: UO students, family,and professors of color.
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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.
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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
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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.
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