Ben Sherman‘Three Dots*Angela Adams*White & Warren
Mitzi Baker •
a
I
o3
a)
E
a
-o
<
o
<v
CD
www.boux.com • 10:30-5:30 Monday-Friday• 11-4 Saturday
Walker Bags* Ben Sherman*Three Dots
890e0
“Eugene’s Feminist Bookstore for 28 years”
Mother Kali’s Books
Movie Night featuring Iron Jawed Angels.
Angelica Huston and Hilary Swank star in this HBO Emmy
winning drama. Taking a fresh and contemporary look at the
women’s suffrage movement, this film tells the true story of
how two young activists put their lives at risk to help
American women win the right to vote. 7pm, Wednesday,
November 17 at Mother Kali’s Books. FREE
Please Note: Viewing of this movie is
“recommended viewing” as preparation for
the subsequent Feminist Salon (see the
following listing.)
“I’ll Be a Post-Feminist in the
Post-Patriarchy Salon” Bringing
the Feminist Generations Together,
7pm Saturday, November 20th
The first night of a new series of monthly
discussions between women of all ages,
Mother Kali’s Salon brings second and third
wave feminists together to hear each other’s
stores, share philosophy and find the middle
ground where we can continue the fight to
preserve women’s rights and move forward.
Students: Last call for textbooks
720 E. 13th Ave. Suite 102 in Eugene • (541) 343-4864
Open 10am to 6pm Mon-Sat
Jones: Clarett's credibility is questionable
Continued from page 5
Magazine that people should check
out Clarett’s background before and
understand what kind of person he is.
Clarett said when he said he
denied these allegations in the past,
he was protecting his coach and his
teammates from suspensions.
This is coming from a guy who
said he had $10,000 worth of clothing,
CDs, cash and stereo equipment stolen
from his 2001 Chevrolet Monte Carlo
when in fact the car was borrowed,
the equipment was the dealer’s and
Clarett had overestimated the cost
of the equipment. The charge against
him had a maximum penalty of $1,000
and six months in jail for lying on a
police report.
He pleaded guilty to a lesser
charge — failure to aid a law
enforcement officer — and paid the
maximum fine of $100 on the
charge, received no jail time and it
doesn’t appear on his record.
He blew off a meeting with NFL Hall
of Fame running back Marcus Allen
his high school football coach set up
for him.
Clarett’s past is foggy and for him to
say he wants to “clear his name” with
the NFL owners and general managers
is nothing more than self preservation.
This is a selfish act because this
is a guy who hasn’t played in a
football game in almost two years.
Many people are saying Clarett
could drop to the fourth or fifth
round depending on how well he
works out for NFL teams.
He even admits that “NFL GMs
know college players take money,” but
to me this sounds like a kid trying to
exact revenge on a university that gave
him an opportunity to shine.
Ohio State could’ve been a great
place for Clarett if he had dedicated
himself to school and athletics.
Granted, if he was offered these
chances to get easy money and easy
grades, it would be hard for any 18-to
20-year-old to pass it up.
The Buckeyes are being dragged
through the mud on top of their
sub-par season, but it’s their own fault.
There had to be an inkling
somewhere that Clarett had prob
lems before he came to the Buck
eyes. If so, they were ignored.
If Ohio State did participate in these
illegal activities, it should be severely
punished for its actions.
No college should jeopardize any
student’s future.
The Ohio State should know better.
clay tonjones @ dailyemerald. com
Volleyball: Ducks sign off on home games
Continued from page 5
career-high 26 kills against Washing
ton State and she has recorded
double digits in kills in 12 straight
matches. Morrison is second in the
league in points per game (5.03) and
kills per game (4.39).
Sophomore setter Courtney
Thompson was accredited with
73 of the 79 assists Washington
recorded against its intrastate rival.
Thompson’s top performance came
against Oregon State on Oct. 28 when
she tallied 78 assists, the best of any
setter in the league this season.
Saying goodbye
to the home floor
Arizona State and Oregon will play
their last home matches this week.
The Sun Devils host the Washington
schools in Tempe, Ariz., and the Ducks
will have the Bay Area teams in town.
Arizona State ended a five-game losing
streak by sweeping Oregon last week.
OSU sets team,
personal highs
Allison Lawrence reached the 20/20
mark for the first time in her career
against Arizona State with 22 kills and
21 digs. The senior outside hitter has
recorded 13 double-doubles this
season. She is No. 6 in the Pac-10 with
3.89 kills per game.
Freshman libero Nina Baltimore
posted a career-best 28 digs against the
Sun Devils. As a team, the Beavers
collected a season-high 92 digs.
Oregon State (10-12, 4-9) saw its
miniature winning streak of two
matches end in a defeat to then-No. 22
Arizona on Friday.
stephenmiller@ dailyemerald, com
Need Cash?
I block east of Garfield on 8th
1901 W 8th Ave.
New donors: bring in this
ad for an extra $5 on first visit
Earn $180/month
donate
plasma
683-9430
IBR Plasma Center
The North Face
Denati Jacket
Men's
& women's
Reg. $165
PLUS JACKETS FOR ALL OUTDOORS
Berg’//hi/hop
13th& Lawrence* 683-1300
www.bergsskishop.com
The Pocket Playhouse
Thurs.-Sat. 5:00 pm
11.11.04-11.13.04
102 Villard
$1 Donation
.-Kv.v.
Find Duck Bucks™online every day at
www.dailyemerald
w ***» «* m wmi m m '**r ■ * ■ M M V 7
. ■ - ■^■ ■■■- .. . ■ ..■■ . : : :
To place an ad, call (541) 346-4343 or stop by Room 300 EMU
E-mail: dassads@dailyemerald.com
Online Edition: www.dailyemerald.com
Room 300, Erb Memorial Union, RO. Box 3159, Eugene, OR 97403
105 TYPING/RESUME SERVICES
EXPERT THESIS/DISSERTATION
editor, Grad School approved
since 1974! Papers, resumes.
ON CAMPUS! robin, 344-0759
120 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
Wednesday is New Comic Day
at Emerald City Comics.
770 E. 13th. 345-2568.
Ready for
a new car?
Sell your old one with an ad in the
Oregon Daily Emerald classifieds.
Best rates in town. Call 346-4343
The Other Coast
by Adrian Raeside