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NCAA
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The top eight finishers in the NCAA
regionals receive bids to the NCAA
Championships.
The Ducks were close.
Oregon lost on the first hole of a
playoff at the 6,159-yard, par-72 Stan
ford Golf Course in Stanford, Calif.
Texas played the only hole in the
playoff at 2-under, Washington State
finished at even and Oregon finished
at 1-over par.
The tie for eighth represented Ore
gon's best showing at the NCAA Re
gionals since the Ducks' seventh place
finish in 2000.
Nealy, who is gaining a reputation
as a big-time player in big-time events,
was the highest finisher for the Ducks.
Nealy carded a final round 74, which
included five bogeys and three
birdies; however, none of these was
more important than her final birdie
of the day, coming on the 144-yard,
par-3 eighth hole. Nealy finished the
tournament at an 8-over 224, good
for a tie for 25th.
Sophomore Therese Wenslow
also shot a 74 on the final day and
finished the tournament with a 74
79-74-227, good for a tie for 38th.
Fellow sophomore Erin Andrews,
who had struggled since her seventh
place finish at the Duck Invitational
in early March, fired an opening
round 74 and seemed to be turning
her game around.
"We are ready to play
nationals. It's a long
season and you have this
goal at the end in your
mind from the beginning
and this is what you
practice for, what you are
playing for and it's nice
to be going next week."
Carrie Forsyth
UCLA head coach
Andrews could not maintain her
momentum in the final two rounds,
firing a 78 and 80, respectively, to
finish at 232, tied for 51st. Sopho
more Michelle Timpani closed with a
77 and finished with a 79-74-77-230,
good for a tie for 47th. Freshman
Kimberly McCready struggled for
most of the tournament, finishing
tied for 96th with a 245.
As a team, second-ranked and tour
nament favorite UCLA cruised to a
easy victory, finishing seven strokes
ahead of No. 3 California at 861. The
Bruins jumped out early and were
never challenged during any of the
three rounds of play.
"We are ready to play nationals,"
UCLA head coach Carrie Forsyth said.
"It's a long season and you have this
goal of the end in your mind from the
beginning and this is what you prac
tice for, what you are playing for and
it's nice to be going next week. We are
ready and peaking at the right time."
UCLA's Hannah Jun won the tourna
ment with a 7-under 209.
Third-ranked California finished
behind UCLA for the second
straight tournament.
"It's relieving (to advance), but we
took another approach at looking at
this region," California head coach
Nancy McDaniel said. "We went
about it looking at it like we really
want to compete against the top
teams. We haven't been able to stay
with UCIA as much we liked, but
they have made us a better team and
playing with UCLA this week has real
ly helped us."
The best round of the tourna
ment was delivered by Washington's
Paige Mackenzie, whose 67 in the fi
nal round helped Washington end
its free-fall in the standings and se
cured a spot in the championships
for the Huskies.
"I'm really proud of Paige," Wash
ington head coach Mary Lou Mulflur
said. "She has really worked hard to
come back from injury. A year ago, we
didn't even know if she would be
playing again. Her performance was
really awesome."
The rest of the top eight that will
advance to the NCAA Champi
onships, set to be held May 18-21 in
Auburn, Ala., include Stanford,
Georgia, Ohio State, Arizona State
and Texas.
Brian Smith is a freelance reporter
for the Emerald.
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Horoscope by Linda C. Black
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAY (May 10).
Make it a habit to do the homework
this year, If you figure out what's
required and then provide it before
it's requested, you'll score big. This
game pays off in cold, hard cash,
and you should be good at it.
Authority figures are giving you
clues. Pay attention and reap the
rewards.
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 _ You can access information
that's not available to others. It
would be nice of you to keep them
in the loop. That makes it easier for
them to assist you, which is a won
derful fringe benefit. Let them know.
Taurus (April 20-May 20) _ Today is
a 7 _ Apply for the promotion or ask
for the raise if you've earned it.
Apply for the better job if you want it.
Success doesn't happen overnight.
It happens slowly, one step at a
time.
Gemini (May 21-June 21) _ Today is
a 7 _ Travel, meetings and parties
are enticing but also distracting.
What about all the stuff you said
you'd take care of? The stuff that
pays the bills? Don't let it slide.
Cancer (June 22-July 22) _ Today is
a 7 _ A person you respect but don't
always like could give you an excel
lent tip. Let it be known what you're
after, and let yourself be led to the
perfect thing.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) _ Today is a 7
_ You have strong opinions, and
you're usually right, but it never
hurts to take other people's opinions
into consideration. That will make
you look even more magnanimous.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) _ Today is
a 7 _ You should be into full work
mode by now. Creativity and imagi
nation are required. If you can get
the system to work properly, your
reward will be more free time. It's
OK if nobody knows but you.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) _ Today is
an 8 _ True love is when you're with
a person who brings out the best in
you, and vice versa. You need help
with the technical data. You're better
at the abstract ideas. Talk it over and
make sure you're on the same
wavelength.
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov, 21) _ Today is
a 6 _ The solution is so obvious,
you'll wonder why it took so long to
find. It's because you have to look in
an unexpected place. Since you love
puzzles, this should be fun.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) _
Today is a 7 _ You've got a great
idea brewing, but it isn't quite ready.
You're still finding out what aspects
won't work, and taking what will
work on faith. Your intuition is good,
but don't ignore reality. Start out
small.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) _
Today is a 7 _ Something that
looked too good to be true might
actually show a profit. Proceed with
caution and trust your intuition.
There is something to the old adage,
though: Do what you love and the
money will follow.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) _ Today
is a 7 _ You'll find what you're look
ing for if you keep studying. There
are many barriers, but if you come
up with something that works better,
they'll beat a path to your door.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) _ Today
is a 7 _ "The Lord will provide."
That's what Grandpa said, and he
was usually right. If some of what
you’re imagining doesn't make
sense yet, wait and see. You may
get the next installment later. Keep
listening.
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Announcing New UO Study Abroad Programs
The following programs were initiated in 2003-04:
• Amsterdam Sexuality Studies Program (Netherlands)
• Australia Intensive Winter
Program (Politics,
Environment, Indigenous
Issues)
• Cologne Business and
Economics Program
(Germany)
• Ireland Peace and Conflict
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• Macerata Architecture
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• National University of
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teer positions. Applications are avail
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200 WORK STUDY POSITIONS
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