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Personal Appearance and Booksigning “Autumn Rhythm: Musings on Time, Tide, Aging, Dying and Such Biz” Legendary Rock Critic Richard Meltzer Thursday, October 23 7 p.m. FREE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON BOOKSTORE UOBookstore.com Sports Illustrated on campus Every Thursday only in the Oregon Daily Emerald. Get the word out! Advertise in the Emerald classifieds SELLE1NB • cars • employees • furniture • lost items • sports equipment • jobs • computers • roommates Best Rates I n Town Call 346-4343 NOW! Oregon Daily Emerald/Advertising SHOW continued from page 1 women are still at risk and can start taking steps early to prevent their risk of getting the disease when they are older. "A lot of people don't realize at this age that they're vulnerable to cancer," peer health educator Ursula Evans said. Peer health educator Danielle Chi acco hosted the show, which featured about 10 models wearing clothes do nated by various local merchants. "We hope that as a result of the show you will be motivated to reduce risk factors," Chiacco told the audi ence, which included numerous sororities, at the opening of the show. As models sauntered, strutted and did cartwheels down the runway, they wore clothing with different themes that made a statement about ways to prevent breast cancer. One model wearing athletic cloth ing from Sportl lill walked down the runway as Chiacco explained that women who are physically active for one to three hours a week reduce their risk of getting breast cancer by 30 percent. Another model wore an elegant red blouse and a flowing black skirt from Greater Goods. Chiacco point ed out the woman's Chinese ethnici ty, saying that Asian women are less likely to get the disease, probably be cause of their low-fat diets. The only male model at the show strutted out on the runway wearing Nordic warm-up pants and a beanie from REI. Chiacco said that although breast cancer is rare among men, they still feel the impact of the disease when women in their lives are diagnosed. "Men are obviously affected by breast cancer," Chiacco said. Every model who participated in the show knew someone who had had breast cancer. As audience members flooded out of the EMU Ballroom, they had the opportunity to pick up informa tion pamphlets and speak with rep resentatives from the ASUO Women's Center, the University Health Center and La Leche League, an international non-profit organi zation that promotes breast feeding as a means of reducing cancer risk. Sophomore and Kappa Kappa Gamma member Marcela Arredondo said she came to support her friend, who modeled for the show, as well as leant more about die disease. "It's something that's really inter esting to watch, and it's really inform ative," she said. "It depends on how the information is presented to you whether you're going to relate to it and understand it." Contact the higher education/student life/student affairs reporter atchelseaduncan@dailyemerald.com. PARTY STUDY continued from page 1 EPD Management Analyst Linda Phelps said the reason for the data is so both the city of Eugene and the or ganizers of the survey can get a bigger picture of what is happening. "We tend to just look at each inci dent," she said. "We don't step back and take a bigger look." Past incidents at the University include riots that broke out in the West University neighborhood three times last year, the worst of which occurred in late September 2002, when students rushed the streets, burning everything from Students for Choice Kick-Off Party street signs to a golf cart. Blake Jones said the cooperation between the city and the University has been a tremendous help with the survey. "The way to solve this type of prob lem is to get both the city and the campus working together on the project," she said. 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