WHAT’S HAPPENING AT B
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES
It’s not too late to add some fun into your busy class schedule - register for
a PE class today! There are over 190 classes to choose from for academic
credit or non-credit. Register early for the best selection.
REC PROGRAM UNIFORMATIOINI
Rec Aerobics punch card sales begin Monday, March 29th in 102 Esslinger
Hall. Classes begin Monday, April 5th.
Officials Meeting, Wednesday, March 31st, 6:00 pm, SRC South
Lounge. Anyone interested in officiating Softball and Soccer is welcome.
Rec Sports will train you! Earn while you learn.
Softball Managers Meeting - Monday, April 5th, 4:00 pm , SRC Multipurpose
Room #4
Soccer Managers Meeting - Tuesday, April 13th, 4:00 pm , SRC
Multipurpose Room #4
* Looking for a team to play on or need additional players - let us know and we can help!
REC FACILITIES
Strength and Conditioning South is Open! The Strength and Conditioning
areas of the SRC have expanded. We have added additional cardio equipment
to our current fleet including a new line of exercise machines. We have also
opened a new area for weight training and abdominal work. Come and check
out the Strength and Conditioning South today!
CONTACT US
Check out our website
http:// pars.uoregon.edu
FLOOD
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Junior English major Laura Kings
bury, whose vehicle suffered severe
flood damage, said she was forced to
crawl into the vehicle through the back
hatch when she got to the scene.
"I tried to start it and it died," she
said. "I wanted to cry because I love my
car so much. The floor mats were float
ing on 4 inches of water."
Eyster said Eugene Water and Electric
Board workers arrived at around 10
a.m. and shut off several of the water
valves near the broken main at about
10:30 a.m.
Additionally, the road was blockad
ed from East 19th to 13th avenues
along Agate Street, and East 15th Av
enue was blockaded up to the Bower
man Building. The intersection re
opened at around noon, but the section
of 15th Avenue to Bowerman remained
closed while EWEB excavated the street
to investigate the cause of the break.
Bob Springer, the administrator on
duty for University Facility Services,
reported that water was also shut off
in several of the science halls, includ
ing Willamette, Cascade, Klamath and
Huestis, but he added the situation
was not dangerous.
"It just causes the normal inconven
iences," he said. "Fire sprinklers systems
are down, so we'll have fire watches."
EWEB Water Distribution Supervisor
Harold Summers said he thought the
break was possibly caused by deteriora
tion of the pipeline or sediment,
adding that the last two weeks have
been unusually dry.
He said, however, that the cause
would not be known until after the in
vestigation was complete. "We don't
know the magnitude or nature of the
failure," he said.
Summers couldn't comment on
who would be liable for the damage
done to parked cars and University
property. As of Sunday evening, water
remained unavailable in the Walton
and Hamilton complexes.
Contact the people/culture/
faith reporter
at moriahbalingit@dailyemerald.cont
CAMPUS
BUZZ
Monday
Art exhibit opening reception, LaVeme Krause
Gallery, Lawrence Hall, 6-8 p.m. Features work
by Bachelor of Fine Arts fibers students Liz Luger,
Susie Liles, Ariana Schwartz and Michelle
McNeely and BFA multimedia art by Ryan Mendes.
Erb Memorial Union Board of Directors Election
The Erb Memorial Union Board of Directors has openings for 3 at-large members and
2 ASUO finance senators. These members are elected by the student body.
This is a great opportunity for you to:
■ develop outstanding leadership skills
■ represent the interests of the 20,000 incidental fee paying students at the UO
- learn budgeting skills and create the 6+ million dollar EMU operating budget
■ create and approve long range plans for the student union
■ work with other outstanding student leaders
■ make a lasting difference at the UO
APPLICATION AVAILABLE AT THE ASUO OFFICE [SUITE 4 ■ EMU GROUND LEVEL]
application deadline: Wednesday March 31st