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022149| Make History in Summer Session 2005... Group Satisfying • Western Civilization • Japan, Past &. Present • Intro to American Environmental History • And more Electives • American West in Film • Death Penalty in U.S. • Race and Ethnicity in the American West • And more Also See: http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~history/courses/summer2005/summer2005.htm f Ladies Night Monday, May 2nd 8 pm - 3 am Over 30 male dancers Gentlemens Club Bring this coupon in for free cover any; day; this week 8pm-3am Wed-Sat 2251 Main Street in Springfield IN BRIEF Team XO hosts second annual invite on Saturday Team XO, a collective of former Uni versity athletes and athletes who train in Oregon, will host the second annual XO Invite at Hayward Field Saturday. The invite will feature a number of high schools from each of the classifications in the state and will also include elite programs from the state. “Team XO has a pretty different view on how track and field should be in the United States, so we wanted to make a track meet that epitomizes that,” XO Invite meet director Ross Krempley said. “We want to really pro mote and make the athletes feel like stars, kind of like a football game. Also, we wanted to make a carnival, fun at mosphere at a track meet. ” Last year’s inaugural XO Invite and state champion Benson will return to defend its title. Also included in the field is 2003 state champion Sandy High School, as well as 2001 and 2002 state champion Churchill. The field also includes last year’s 3A boys and 1A boys and girls champs. “This is the only time you will see many classes of athletes competing at the same time and against each other,” Krempley said. “None of the 1A or 2A athletes get to compete at Hayward, and we saw that as lacking. ” Tickets are $7 for adults and $5 for students. For more information, visit www.xoinvite.com. — Brian Smith Lacrosse to wrap up regular season this weekend The Oregon women’s lacrosse team travels east this weekend to take on Ohio University in a non-conference match up. The game will be the Ducks’ regular season finale. The Ducks (4-10 overall, 1-4 Moun tain Pacific Sports Federation) and the Bobcats (5-9 overall, 1-5 American Lacrosse Conference) are both coming off losses last weekend. “This weekend we’re just going to try and piece more of our game togeth er and be competitive for the full 60 minutes,” Oregon head coach Jen Larsen said. The Ducks have had trouble keep ing their intensity up for the duration of games this season. But Larsen said the problem has been addressed. “We’ve had some problems main taining our standard of play for full games this year, but we fixed a ton of these problems throughout the first phase of the season, and things have gotten a lot better,” Larsen said. — Stefanie Loh It's Leasingpalooza www.ducksvillage.com We're Having a Leasing Party this weekend And You're Invited! Saturday 9-5 The pool's open, so grab a few friends & stop by this Saturday Free Food, Leasing Specials, and much morel 3225 Kinsrow Avenue, Eugene (541) 485-7200 Office fir Models Open Mon-Fri 8-5 and Sat 9-3 Classifieds To place an ad, call (541) 346-4343 or stop by Room 300 Erb Memorial Union E-mail: classads@dailyemerald.com Online Edition: www.dailyemerald.com Room 300, Erb Memorial Union, P.O. Box 3159, Eugene, OR 97403 100 LOST & FOUND FOUND SKATEBOARD Sector 9, outside Lawrence on 4/27. 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