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“It’s the Pac-10, so it’s unbelievable.”
Nestled in the southeast cor
ner of the Oregon State campus,
Goss Stadium is a finely land
scaped ballpark, something that
Casey takes great pride in.
Campus buildings surround the
left field fence, and in right, a set
of train tracks sit 50 feet from
the fence.
In 2002, Oregon State
improved the park with the addi
tion of lights, making it the first
time in the program’s history that
it could play night games.
“I think (lights) give you a lot of
flexibility,” Oregon State Athletic
Director Bob De Garolis said. “As a
former player, I always loved to
play under the lights. It shows a
level of commitment.”
In 1998, the outfield was rebuilt,
and in 1996, the infield received
major work. Both stages allowed
for better playability and drainage
when it rains.
Casey said there are plans to
add a picnic area along the right
field foul area after construction
around the ballpark ends.
Ultimately, the Beavers would
like to host an NCAA Regional tour
nament, held every year in late May.
The eight regionals are awarded to
the nation’s best teams and are an
indication of a school’s facilities.
“No question, that would be a
goal of ours to host a regional,”
Casey said. “That would be awe
some. It would be a great thing
for this community and a great
thing for this state. This facility,
without question, is capable of
handling it.”
That may not be a reality for the
Beavers in the near future. After this
season, Oregon State is assured of
returning just two pitchers who
started a game in 2003.
Offensively, the Beavers are guar
anteed of losing just two starters
from Monday night’s game. Casey
has two freshmen in the lineup, as
the core of the team is a mix of
sophomores and juniors.
Defensively, Oregon State could be
liable to the big inning next season,
much as they were Monday. But of
fensively, the Beavers could very well
improve on a team that has hit for a
.307 average this season.
About that game against No. 3
Arizona State. The Sun Devils
pounded out 13 hits en route to a
14-4 blowout win.
Just another case of the Beavers
being outmatched, at least for
the afternoon.
“It was a hard loss,” pitcher Jake
Postlewait said. “But we’re a good
team. We can probably play with
them. We just can’t make as many
errors as we did.”
Contact the sports reporter
at hankhager@dailyemerald.com.
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Horoscope by Linda C. Black
TODAY'S BIRTHDAY (May 14). If you're
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dle more of your talents. A hobby could
turn into a lucrative business. If you do
what you love, the money will follow.
To get the advantage, check the day's
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challenging.
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TAURUS (April 20-May 20) _ Today is a
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Don't get stuck in that mood. Let a per
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_ A loved one can help you develop a
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205 HELP WANTED
Baby sitter for two kids 8 & 5, SW of
town. Approximately 1 eve/wk at
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Part time garden and yard work in
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Wildland Firefighters Exciting Out
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30th St., Springfield, 10am-4pm.
746-7528. No experience needed
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Now accepting applications for Peer
Health Education interns through the
UO Health Center. This small semi
nar class meets T/R 10-11:50, and
accepts 12 new students/ term. If in
terested go to
http://healthed.uoregon.edu and fill
out the application or call Ramah
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Change the life of a child this sum
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On-site apt. manager
Next to U of O.
Apt. & salary, flexible hrs,
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Send resume to
On-Site Manager 86299 Lorane
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Work Study ok. Apply in person,
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equal opportunity employer commit
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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.
Project Saferide, the sexual as
sault prevention shuttle service on
campus is now accepting applica
tions for 2003-04. Positions in
clude: Co-directors, Volunteer Co
ordinator, Publicity/Advertising Co
ordinator, Education Coordinator
and dispatchers. Work-study pre
ferred, not required.
Applications/job descriptions avail
able at Suite 3, EMU. Due by Fri
day, May 16. Questions? Please
call 346-0653.
Work for the Emerald!
The Oregon Daily Emerald, an inde
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seeks talented students to join its
staff for the 2003-04 school year. A
variety of positions are open, includ
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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
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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
The YWCA of UO is hiring for the
2003-04 school year. Positions in
clude Executive Director, Racial Jus
tice Advocate, Public Relations Di
rector and Magazine Coordinator.
Applications due May 21st. Constact
us at 346-4439 or ywca@gladstone
for more info.
Excellent Part Time Opportunity!
Member Service Representative
$10.23/hr
Pentagon Federal Credit Union
is a $5 billion worldwide financial
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Duties: Provide prompt and effi
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Document all contacts, actions
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problem resolution and sales of
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Qualifications: Customer service
experience, computer skills (Win
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positive attitude, excellent written
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Hours: Minimum of 18 hours per
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with the remainder of your hours
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Mail, email or fax your resume to:
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Attn: P/T MSR Position
PO. Box 70046
Eugene, OR 97401
Fax (541) 345-0512
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Child care: Summer job 40 hrs/wk,
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gene 97405 or call 687-8849 eves.
ADVERTISING DIRECTOR
The Oregon Daily Emerald, the in
dependent student newspaper at
the University of Oregon, is look
ing for a person to assume re
sponsibility for the overall planning
and operation of the advertising
department, including display,
classified, and online sales.
Job duties include recruiting and
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procedures, developing sales pro
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will possess thorough understand
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to coach sales reps to meet goals,
and ability to analyze, interpret
and utilize marketing data. Must
be comfortable in a fast-paced,
deadline-oriented, computer
based office.
Bachelor’s degree required. Excel
lent communication and customer
relation skills are essential. High
value will be placed on experience
in ad sales, management ability,
experience at a college newspa
per and knowledge of the universi
ty environment.
Compensation is a combination of
base pay, commission and bene
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To apply, send resume and letter
by May 21 to:
General Manager
Oregon Daily Emerald
RO. Box 3159
Eugene, OR 97403
The Oregon Daily Emerald, a pri
vate non-profit corporation, is an
equal opportunity employer com
mitted to cultural diversity.
210 HOUSES FOR RENT
Available late June:
1330 E. 20th, $1,375./mo
2430 Kincaid, $1,175./mo
3035 Alder, $1,075./mo
760 E. 29th & Alder $995./mo
Please don’t disturb tennants. For
info call 726-4978
6 bedroom, 2 bath
Refrigerators, range, washer/dryer
Storage shed, large yard
1795 Augusta St., $1710/month
5 bedroom, 2 bath
Refrigerator, range, washer/dryer
2334 Augusta St., $1695/month
3 bedroom, 1 bath,
Quiet neighborhood
Refrigerator, range, dishwasher,
Washer/dryer
2650 Baker St., $1125/month
7 bedroom, 2 bath
Refrigerators, range, washer/dryer
Wood flooring
Large backyard w/ deck
2552 Alder St., $2065/month
343-6000
New, clean 3 bdrm, 1.5 ba town
house. W/D, dw, covered parking, 5
blks from campus. Avail. 7/1.
$1125/mo. Call 684-0470.
Close to campus, great house for 4
roommates. 3 bdrm/1 extra large. 2
full baths, large wood deck, fenced
yard, dw, w/d, carport and off-street
parking. $1300/mo. Avail Sept. 6
(503) 245-3492.
For Rent- 338-4414
Available week after finals
4 bdrm, fireplace
$975/month
JUNE ALREADY PAID FORM
One block from campus. 4 bdrm,
w/d, dw, private backyard, garage.
$17Q0/roo. Call:.503-819-2210- . . . .
210 HOUSES FOR RENT
Cute 4 bdrm house. 1.5 blocks to
campus. W/d, fireplace, carport, no
pets. $1600 + deposit. Call Brooke:
503-675-2991.
1 bdrm, 1702 Augusta, $650/mo,
new carpet, garden space, front
porch, carport, sleep loft. 344-3306.
BEAUTIFUL HOME Avail, now,
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gas heat, nice backyard w/deck.
Great Neighborhood. $1,095.
1135 E. 36th. 343-6000
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Low summer rates.
Large, clean, quiet 1 & 2 bdrms.
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Call Chuck 344-4760.
LARGE, CLEAN, QUIET 1 bd.
1630 Ferry St. $400. Avail. 6/15
No pets! Call 741-0320.
Almost new 1 & 2 bdrm. Close to
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Large, clean, quiet
1 bdm. 1/2 block UO.
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Spotlessly clean, fully furnished,
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No lease. 1 bdrm $425, 2 bdrm
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1- Bedroom, $555.00
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Contact Kathy 554-9694
Oak Creek Apts. 2 & 4 bdrm town
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Townhouse style campus 2 bdrm.
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Two and three bdrm apartments
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