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NEWS BRIEF Art museum receives $50,000 grant The Institute of Museum and Li brary Services has given the University Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art a $50,000 grant to pay for new storage racks to display works by American, European and Asian artists. The art museum will install the state-of-the-art racks in its newly ex panded and renovated facility when the $14.2 million construction project is complete. "This grant will help protect this important segment of the collection as it is installed in a new climate-controlled space in the ex panded museum, " Museum of Art Registrar Jean Nattinger said. "The improved storage conditions ex ceed the rigorous standards other museums require when lending works of art." lured Paben TAM continued from page 5 too much of a potential burden to handle. In any case, the head coach, who has one of the toughest last names to r pronounce and spell, decided that staying in college and declining $8 million a year was the right choice. And who could blame him? I'he Duke men's basketball pro gram will always attract the top high school recruits as long as Krzyzewski is there, while the Lakers could potentially lose two of the top basketball players in the league today — Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O'Neal. I he right decision was made. alexuim@dnilyemenild.com 019333 TONS of amenities— come take a tour today! 338-4000 universiTY COMMONS apartments 90 Commons Drive, Eugene, Or 97401 University Commons Apartments Call today to ask about our $100 off move-in special. For a limited time only. Furnished 1, 2, & 4 bedroom apartments with washer/dryer starting at $300. 019362| Remember the ant and the grasshopper? The ant fed in the winter, but slaved away all summer. The grasshopper played all summer, but starved in the winter. They didn’t have the Careen Center. You do. Technically, insects don't have brains either. (Jse yours. Drop in. It’s your summer. It’s your Career Center Use it Open all summer 8:30am - 5:00pm Mondays through Thursdays 8:30am - 2:30pm on Fridays Enjoy it Drop in advising hours 1:30pm - 4:00pm Mondays through Thursdays Career Center 220 Hendricks Hall • Telephone: 346-3235 • http://uocareer.uoregon.edu TRIALS continued from page 5 it will mark the second time Mal one has competed at the Olympic Trials after qualifying in her senior year at Newberg High School in 2000. She finished eighth in her qualifying bracket at 156-11, but Malone said the experience was "overwhelming" back then. "It's been nice to have that back ground and know what to expect," said Malone, who finished third with a mark of 178-1 at this year's NCAA Championships. However, Malone said there is a "very slight chance" of her earning a spot on the U.S. Olympic squad. Her invite to the Trials is based on her per sonal best of 179-7 from the Texas Re lays meet in early April. The mark is the sixth best outdoor mark in the country this year. In order to make the U.S. team, Malone has to meet the Olympic 'A' qualifying standard, which sits at 203-10. "It's probably not attainable right now," Malone said. Malone said she will use this week as a "learning experience" against the top hurlers in the nation, including this year's NCAA javelin champion Katy Doyle (185-7). Mitchum, who will compete in the 110-meter hurdles, finished second at the NCAA Championships with a school record of 13.38 seconds. He competes at 12:35 p.m.on July 17. 11 is school record, which is also a personal record, meets the Olympic A qualifying standard of 13.54. Mitchum's time also ties him with Michah Harris for the 14;h best in the nation this year. At the Prefontaine Classic, Mitchum finished sixth at 13.66 and was the only collegiate athlete com peting in the event. alext.am@dailyemerald.com Above: Eric Mitchum will compete in the 110-meter hurdles at the Olympic Team Trials. Mitchum has a personal best of 13.38 seconds. Danielle Hickey Right: Sarah Malone participates in the women's javelin throw after hurling 179 feet, 7 inches this year. Erik R. Bishoff Online & Photo Editor STUDENT GROUPS AdverHse irt the Emerald. Call 346-3712 to speak with a rep. We have great University rates.
