Women's
continued from page 9A
who you admire,” she said. “So it
will be good for everyone to com
pete with someone at that level.”
“Abby’s a really tough competi
tor, and we’ve seen that all year
long,” Oregon women’s head coach
Tom Heinonen said. “There’s a lot
she can achieve this weekend.”
Along with the multi-event
championships, Oregon sends four
athletes to Palo Alto, Calif., in a
last-minute attempt to earn Pac-10
and regional qualifying marks at
Stanford’s Cardinal Qualifier.
Redshirt freshman Sara Schaaf
and senior Eri Macdonald will
look to improve in the 800 me
ters. Schaaf is just two seconds off
of the Pac-10 and regional quali
fying standard after running a
personal best of 2:12.87 in the
Oregon Invitational.
“I’ve had it on my mind every
day,” Schaaf said. “I’ve been
given one more opportunity to
give it my all, do my best and get
out there.”
Junior Jill Hoxmeier will try and
reach the 168 foot, 4-inch mark in
the women’s hammer with a cur
rent personal best of 162-6.
Oregon will also send redshirt
senior Carrie Zografos as she
tries to slide under the regional
5,000-meter qualifying mark of
17 minutes.
After qualifying in the 1,500 me
ters last weekend in a personal best
of 4:26.09, chances seem good.
“Her time in the 1,500 clearly
shows she can run under 17 min
utes,” Heinonen said.
Contact the sports reporter
at jessethomas@dailyemerald.com.
Men's
continued from page 9A
trip down to Los Angeles.
“A lot of the teams have just one
person there; we’ll have three
guys,” Slye said. “That alone is a
huge advantage for all of us. Espe
cially if Santi’s off to a great start,
it’s motivation for us to stay
with him.”
The bottom line, Lorenzo said, is
that the three Ducks need to start
the rest of the team off on the
right foot.
“We like it because we know
we’re good, and we can do good
things for the team,” Lorenzo said.
In other action this weekend,
Oregon will send a handful of ath
letes to Palo Alto, Calif., for the
Cardinal Qualifier. The group in
cludes thrower James March,
distance runner Erik Heinonen
and freshman high jumpers
Chad Clason, Jeff Lindsey and
Teddy Davis.
Contact the sports editor
at peterhockaday@dailyemerald.com.
Adam Amato Emerald
Abby Andrus sits in the middle of the national decathlon field but near the top in the Pac-10. She'll shoot for first in Los Angeles.
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125 FURNITURE/APPLIANCES
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130 CARS/TRUCKS/CYCLES
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145 COMPUTERS/ELECTRONICS
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165 SPORTS EQUIPMENT
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175 WANTED
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Horoscope by Linda C. Black
Today’s Birthday (May 9). Making your
home comfortable is an achievable goal
this year. You might decide to entertain,
too, and that would give you a good
reason to fix up the place.
To get the advantage, check the day's
rating; 10 is the easiest day, 0 the most
challenging.
Aries (March 21-April 19) _ Today is a
7 _ Taking action works much better
now than just talking about it. There's
been plenty of time for that. Don't
ignore financial limits.
Taurus (April 20-May 20) _ Today is a 6
_ Entertaining at your house could be
lots of fun, for you as well as your
guests. Let them know how they can
help. That way you're not stuck with all
of the work.
Gemini (May 21-June 21) _ Today is a
6 _ Recent disruptions concerning your
home could make you more secure.
Don't focus on the messes. Concentrate
on cleaning them up.
Cancer (June 22-July 22) _ Today is a
6 _ Greater abundance can be yours
without a lot more work. Request a
cost-of-living increase so that you can
attain the lifestyle to which you'd like to
become accustomed.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) _ Today is a 7 _
Get the job done early and avoid a rep
rimand. Set up a date for later with a
bunch of your very best friends.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) _ Today is a 7
_ You may have felt stuck lately, but that
won't be the case for long. Better
decide what you want to create. The
opportunity is coming.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) _ Today is an 8
_ It sure would be a lovely day to take
off a little early. If you get paid by the
hour, though, that's not a good idea.
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) _ Today is a
6 _ They say that opposites attract, and
if that's really true, you ought to have a
lot of fun. Minimize compromise.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) _ Today
is an 8 _ Conditions improve toward the
evening, but things get complicated
again tomorrow. Better schedule a date
for tonight. You may be too busy this
weekend.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) _ Today is
a 6 _ You can accumulate a lot if you
set your mind to it. Working hard is an
asset, of course, but self-discipline is
the key.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) _ Today is a
7 _ The direct approach may not seem
to work, but a roundabout process will.
If at first you don't succeed, try a differ
ent tactic.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) _ Today is a
6 _ Hold your course and finish doing
what you said you'd do. You can
increase your status as well as your
income.
180 TRAVEL & LODGING
Beyond London & Paris:
Traveling to Central or Eastern
Europe?
Destinations included; Prague,
Kiev, Budapest and Riga, just to
name a few. Special discount air
fares available from Beatty Group
Inti, an Oregon based Travel Com
pany. For a quote contact Alex at
(800) 285-6215 or e-mail
alex @ beattygroup.com.
190 OPPORTUNITIES
Diagnosed with ADD/ADHD?
Complete simple visual task- earn
$15, about 30 min. Call Mika: 346
4903 to schedule a time.
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Bartender Positions
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quired. 800-806-0085 ext. 1250.
205 HELP WANTED
Athletic Department
On May 16th & 17th the Operations
Department will be holding inter
views for their summer work crew
starting at 10:30 a.m. in Mac Court
at door #1. Pick up applications at
this time or in advance at the Casa
nova Center 2nd Floor reception
area.
205 HELP WANTED
Great Part Time Job
Retail & phone sales of raw glass
materials. Great location & friendly
environment with flexible work
hours. Must be: available summer,
responsible, computer savvy, have
good communications skills. Glass
blowing knowledge helpful. Send re
sume to thurley@callatg.com or
bring to T & M Glass Supply 259 E.
5th Ave. 3rd Floor
Work for the Emerald!
The Oregon Daily Emerald, an inde
pendently-run student newspaper,
seeks talented students to join its
staff for the 2003-04 school year. A
variety of positions are open, includ
ing editor and reporting positions in
news, entertainment and sports;
photo editor and photographer; de
sign editor and graphic designers;
copy chiefs and copy editors; free
lance editor; editorial editor, colum
nists and illustrators; an online editor
and a webmaster, we provide indi
viduals with a wonderful environ
ment to hone journalistic skills and
all positions are paid.
Qualified applicants will be enrolled
at the University of Oregon for the
03-04 school year. Applicants need
not have previous experience, al
though similar professional or edu
cational experience is recommend
ed.
Applications and job descriptions are
available in Suite 300 of the EMU
and also online at: www.dailyemer
ald.com. Submit no more than five
work samples. All materials must be
submitted by May 14 by 5 p.m.
205 HELP WANTED
Now recruiting for East Coast
Oregon Nannies 343-3755
web site: www.oregonnannies.com
Nanny: Seeking either one full time
or 2 part-time nannies. M-F during
normal business hours. Must be
available 2 to 3 full days per week all
year. $9-10/per hour. Year committ
ment required, begins June. Must
have experience taking care of
young children. Send cover letter
and resume to: Dr. Beth Stormshak
at
bstorm@darkwina.uoreaon.edu
WANTED: 2 student volunteers to
be on the Advisory Committee for
the International Resource Center.
Applicants must either be an interna
tional student who will represent the
international students OR a former
study abroad student representing
the study abroad students. Applica
tions for these positions are availa
ble in the International Resource
Center in the EMU. Deadline for
submission is Thurs., 15 May, 5 pm.
Si puedes leer este anuncio, tienes
amor por las familias Hispanas y ha
blas Espanol, necesitamos tu ayuda
voluntaria para trabajar con bebes y
nihos durante la clase de educacion
para padres @ Birth To Three grupo
Crecer. Tambien necesitamos ayu
da para preparar comidas Mexica
nas y una persona que quiera ser
auxilia en la clase de los padres. Se
hablan varios dialectos debido a que
nuestras familias de habla Hispana
vienen de distintas reqions de Mexi
co, Sudamerica y America Central.
Para mas infomacion, llama al tele
fono 349-7793.
CATHOLIC CAMPUS
MINISTRY
St. Thomas More Newman Center
Daily Mass M-F, 5:15PM
Wed. Mass 9:00PM (Student Mass)
Sat. Mass 5:00PM
Sun. Mass 9:00, 11:00AM,
7:30PM (Student Mass)
1850 Emerald SL • 346-4468
www.newmanctr-uorepon.org
Central Lutheran Church (ELCA)
Welcomes you!
Holy Communion:
Sundays 8:15 & 10:45am; 6:30pm
18th & Potter • 345-0395
Call 346-4343 to list
your services here.
ECKANKAR
Challenge yourself to do things you
have gotten too comfortable to try.
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205 HELP WANTED
D.D.S is hiring Co-directors for 03
04 school year. Pick up applications
at the ASUO office, Suite #4 EMU.
Applications due by May 14th, D.D.S
is an EOE/ADA/AA employer.
KWVA Eugene, 88.1 FM Campus
Radio is now accepting applications
for all Senior Staff positions for the
2003-2004 Academic Year. Posi
tions include: General Manager, As
sistant General manager, Program
ming Director, Music Director, News
Director, Promotions director, Pro
duction Director, Underwriting Direc
tor and Web Page/Newsletter Editor.
Applicants need not be students,
however students will be given pref
erence. no experience is necessary,
please see job descriptions for infor
mation regarding specific positions.
Job descriptions and applications
are available outside of the ASUO
Office, Suite 4 of the EMU. Applica
tions are due b 5 p.m., Monday, May
12th and should be submitted to the
KWVA mailbox in the ASUO office,
Attention KWVA Board of Directors.
For additional information, contact
Charlotte NISSER at KWVA, 346
4091. KWVA is an EEO/AAA em
ployer. As always, KWVA is accept
ing applications for DJs and News
Staff.
A Career Working with Children!
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Call Oregon Nannies to apply.
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CREW SUPERVISORS
Temporary June 16- August 29
Supervise a crew of five at-risk
youth to complete wetlands restora
tion projects, minor construction and
maintenance. Two positions: one in
Eugene, one in Lowell. Full time
temporary, $2,080-$2,253/mo. Oper
ated in partnership with Lane Work
force Partnership, Oregon Youth
Conservation Corps, Army Corps of
Engineers and the Wetlands Execu
tive Team. Closing date: May 21.
Application & Job description availa
ble on our website: www.looking
glass.us or at our Administrative Of
fice 72B Centennial Lp Eugene.
AA/EOE.