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014968 ARE YOUR WEEKENDS MISSING SOMETHING? + + + T Join us on Sundays for worship services featuring Holy Communion. We have traditional services on Sunday mornings and Marty Haugen services on Sunday evenings. Sundays 8:15, 10:45 am & 6:30 pm Student/Young Adult Bible Study Sundays 7:15 pm Central Lutheran Church Corner of 18th &. Potter • 345.0395 _ www.welcometocentral.org All are welcome. 018836 Lawrence 177, April 22nd-24th April 22nd & 23rd 8:15 pm April 24th 6:00 pm Free with Student ID $2 for community members UNIVERSITY OF OREGON sue wellsite tor complete listing www.culturalfonim.iioieeon.edu r 018861 TURJYA AUTR-Y Portland Spoken word artist, of Good Sista/Bad Sista, and Womb Dialectic emcee, she is an educator of all ages through various workshops and adjunct faculty at Portland State Univ. The soul drenched rhymer and host of verse has been performing nationwide for the past 4 years. www.PoetryOffThePage.com CRJ6TA £>ELLL Seattle This powerful poetess has been burning up stages throughout Seattle and B.C. with her fiery verses and tell it like it is, no-nonsense poetic pyrotechnics—her voice and dynamic presence captivates and teaches, inspires and pleases. CEJ.5TINIA O'Z&L Seattle This singer song writer has rocked her soulful acoustic rhythms alongside hip hop acts as well as spoken word performances, without missing a beat. Her lyrics are warm and passionate, insightful and inspired and once she starts to sing...it is absolutely mesmerizing! Tuesday, April 20, 7:30pm Free performance @ Gerlinger Lounge MCC presents tlip tk?p 5P^|4lN \VtfRP liVp MCC presents: Annual Ed Coleman Series - FREE! Oregon still in contention at conference tournament Tournament leader UCLA sits in first after firing a 308 in the first round of the conference championships By Brian Smith Freelance Reporter The Oregon women's golf team stumbled a bit in the opening round of the 2004 Pacific-10 Champi onships on Monday. But the Ducks were not the only ones to see the teeth of the lengthy par-72, 6,405-yard Saticoy Country Club course in Somis, Calif. Team and individual scores skyrocketed during the first round, leaving even tual first-round leader UCLA at 20 over par. The Ducks sit only 12 strokes back in eighth place with a first-round total of 320. "We're not particularly pleased with our score, but by no means have we lost contact with the rest of the field," Oregon head coach Shannon Rouil lard said. "The course played extreme ly difficult today and some of the best golfers in the country shot 80 or high er. Par was a very good score and that's what you've got to leam to expect at a championship event." Only one golfer, Arizona's Erin Blasberg, broke par, and only 24 golfers kept their scores below 80. Blasberg had two birdies, one bogey and 15 pars for her 1-under 71. For Oregon, the surprise came when freshman Kimberly McCready, making her Pac-10 debut, finished in a tie for Tim Bobosky Photographer Junior Johnna Nealy continued her strong Pac-10 championship play after shooting an opening round 78. Nealy will look to keep the Ducks in contention today in Somis, Calif. 12th place with a 6-over round of 78. McCready started well, playing her first nine holes at 2-over par, but stumbled a bit with a pair of double bogeys on No. 1 and the troublesome No. 3. She recovered her round by finishing her last six holes at even par. Junior Johnna Nealy also finished tied for 12th. Nealy, who played well in last year's tournament, was seven over par with five holes to go before rallying with four pars and a birdie on her second-to-last hole to finish with a 78. * The other four Ducks were not able to break 80. Sophomore Michelle Tim pani finished tied for 33rd after an opening round 81, while fellow soph omore Erin Andrews shot a 83 to finish tied for 39th. Junior Jess Carlyon — competing as an individual — and sophomore Therese Wenslow had a tournament's worth of struggles in a single round, shooting a pair of 17-over 89s to finish tied for 54th. "I would have liked to count on at least one more score in the 70s and preferably two more," Rouillard said. "But we can't hang our heads. We need to go out there tomorrow and see if we can't make a few minor ad justments to save a stroke here and there as we get more familiar with the golf course." The second of the three-round event will tee off at 8:30 a.m. today and conclude Wednesday. Brian Smith is a freelance reporter for the Emerald. Excitement. Adventure Surprise. Thrills. This ain't your parents travel agency.. it's yours. Paris. $537 London.$528 Cancun.$466 Costa Rica.$366 Hostels & transfers: 877 1/2 East 13th St. (541) 344.2263 STUDENT TRAVEL & BEYOND nmmEBBE PLEASE RECYCLE THIS PAPER. onune
