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Jones: Headline Cafe should I be held partially responsible Z Continued from page 9 asked: Why and how did Rudulph •* get in this establishment anyway? The incident took place at the X Headline Cafe, where alcohol is served. The Oregon Liquor Control Commission regulations state that anyone entering the establishment after 9 p.m. must be older than 21. When someone does enter the Headline Cafe after 9 p.m. they are given a wristband to show they are of age. According to the police, when they found Rudulph at his home he still had the wristband from the Headline Cafe on. How is this guy, along with the other members that were with him and not charged, getting into the Headline Cafe without being of age? This now makes the Headline Cafe somewhat responsible for the attack because if there were minors drinking alcohol (Rudulph was charged with being a minor in pos session of alcohol), they either didn’t check their identification or the players had fake IDs. Or one has to wonder, do they re ceive special treatment and are they allowed into places because of their status as athletes? The following weeks will reveal what really happened, but one thing is for sure: It has put a damper on the Civil War for me. This week is supposed to be about figuring out who has the advantage and what team will earn a bowl invitation by beating its bitter rival. It’s not about ungrateful athletes punching out' service men on leave from war because of racial issues. daytonjon.es @dailyemerald. com - minimum 1 or 2 year contract - certain restrictions apply - see stores for details x cingular raising the bar Motorolla V180 + CAR CHARGER FREE WITH ACTIVATION 600 Anytime Minutes Unlimited Nights & Weekends ONLY 39,99/month Volleyball: UW tops all-time best record at 22-0 Continued from page 9 both the school and the Pac-10 sin gle-season records (4.17 and 4.92). Lee has collected 423 digs this season for a Washington team that leads the conference with 1,343. The Huskies (22-0 overall, 14-0 Pac 10) have occupied the top spot in the USA Today/CSTV Top 25 poll for sev en weeks. With one more win, Wash ington will claim at least a part of the Pac-10 title. Its 22-0 run — which in cludes six defeats over nationally ranked teams has demoted the 21-0 start of the 1977 Huskies team. The Washington schools will face off against No. 9 Stanford and No. 14 California this weekend. Other Pac-10 notes Seventeen student athletes signed a national letter of intent with a Pac 10 school during the early signing period. Stanford welcomed four signees, more than any other school. Arizona, Arizona State, Ore gon and Washington did not receive any new additions by the deadline. Arizona head coach Dave Rubio earned his 250th win with the Wild cats as they defeated Washington State on the road. The Sun Devils (10-14, 5-10) have improved their conference and non conference win totals by one match from last season with three matches left to play. Four players on the Cal roster have landed at least 200 kills this season and one more has 164; however, the Bears are third in the Pac-10 in kills behind Washington and USC. stephenmiller@ daily emerald. com Cross country: Stanford men and women take ASU 012863 Continued from page 9 All-American in cross country and indoor track along with breaking into the Oregon all-time list (eighth) in the 10,000 meters. The No. 1 Stanford women de feated No. 7 Arizona State for their sixth straight team title. The men USE (dt&ELY EVERY DROP COUNTS Don’t Let It Run! Turn It Off! Hetp Conserve posted similar results, as the No. 2 Cardinal finished ahead of the No. 8 Sun Devils. The women’s West Regional proved to be one of the toughest in the country as the third-through sixth-place teams earned at-large bids to the NCAA meet based on their regular season records. No. 17 UC Santa Barbara, No. 25 Washington, No. 31 UCLA and No. 32 Idaho will all be competing in Indiana on Nov. 22. 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