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All team members begin accruing paid sick leave and In our effort to make it easier for students to work at vacation days on their hire date. Our student team our convenient Eugene locations, including Matthew members also receive an additional 5% discount on Knight Arena and Autzen Stadium, we provide flexible course books and 20% on most other Duck Store part-time employment that allows for changing class merchandise. Because The Duck Store always has an schedules and the rigors of finals week, as well as eye toward the future, many of our part-time team time off during school breaks. Many team members members start their retirement nest egg early though get started at The Duck Store during the back to our 401k plan, and we match a percentage of their school rush at the beginning of each term or as event contribution at no cost. employees, working at our pop-up locations at sporting We are also dedicated to the happiness and emotional events, concerts and university events. well-being of each of our team members. For the times For many team members, The Duck Store is the first when life gets hard, we offer free counseling services job they’ve ever had. It’s a great environment to learn through an independent agency for all team members valuable skills such as customer service, but it’s also and those living in their household. a uniquely fun environment because nearly everyone Since 1920, The Duck Store has had the privilege is a student. The Duck Store is a game day destination and honor of working with thousands of remarkable for many fans during football season, and athletes of University of Oregon student employees. They are at numerous sports from all over the country stop in the core of our mission. To apply for a job at The Duck throughout the year. Store, visit UODuckStore.com/jobs. Duck Life | 2015 | 15 |

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The long anticipated renovation of the EMU student-athlete and the school’s first student demolished the 1970’s addition in spring of body president. In 2001, Sporting News 2014. The programs that used to be located named it “best gym in America”. Sports in that part of the EMU have moved to writer and arena researcher Bill Kintner creative temporary quarters at McArthur named McArthur Court in his top five of Court during EMU construction. Converting college basketball arenas in America for its an old basketball arena, built in 1926, into history, character, and atmosphere. He notes a vibrant campus student center presented that McArthur Court “is a building that will several challenges. But it has also been give you chills even if there is no game In spring of 2014, an unique opportunity to revitalize and being played.” Similar to the EMU, the arena students and staff were extend the life of loved and historic campus was funded by ASUO student fees, and the invited to say “sayonara” building. Programs will return to a newly mortgage papers were burned as part of to the 1970’s addition upgraded EMU in the late spring of 2016. a public ceremony after the building was prior to demolition completely paid for. with spray paint and The arena is named for Clifton N. (Pat) sledgehammers. McArthur, U. S. Congressman and Oregon

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[ more than just radio ] than just radio [ more KWVA offers studentsexperience broadcast hands-on GREEK Welcome LIFE to the University of Oregon! Since 1776, Greek-letter organizations have The new member process is governed by been an integral part of campus life at each organization’s inter/national policies and colleges and universities across the nation. will typically last between 6-10 weeks. There Founded under the principles of scholarship, are chapters that do conduct quarter long leadership, community service and the new member processes. At the completion of development of life-long relationships, the new member process, you participate in members today still practice these Initiation, a ritual also set forth by the inter/ fundamental principles in their pursuit of national organization. Once you have become collegiate excellence. initiated, you will become a full, active member of your fraternity or sorority. The mission of the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life is to enhance the quality of Like many opportunities for involvement student life at the University of Oregon in college, there is a financial commitment by empowering members of the Greek associated with joining a sorority or fraternity. community through advising with a These costs go toward inter/national fees, developmental approach, educating with a chapter operating expenses, philanthropy purpose, collaborating with stakeholders, events, social functions, lodge expenses, promoting academic success, encouraging and much more. Financial obligations differ civic responsibility, advocating for healthy among individual fraternities and sororities. lifestyles, creating lifelong connections, Potential members should ask each fraternity and advancing values-based leadership and or sorority about these financial obligations. decision making. In some cases financial aid and scholarships may apply to membership and housing costs. The fraternity and sorority community at the University of Oregon can trace its roots New members can expect to pay higher to 1900. Today, there are over 30 recognized dues their first semester due to the one-time fraternities and sororities at UO, some having new member fees. New member dues can over a century of history here on campus. range between $125-$1300 per quarter and This is a proud heritage that students can active member dues (including room and become part of by becoming a member. board) range from $2500-3200 per quarter. Some organizations will offer payment plans, Although fraternities and sororities are but this is dictated by the inter/national student organizations, they are different organization’s policies. There are additional from other clubs available to students at the expenses that members might incur such as University of Oregon. Becoming a member purchasing sorority t-shirts or memorabilia, of a Greek-Letter organization is a lifelong fees for additional events, fees to bring guests Fraternity men and sorority commitment that only begins in college. to events, etc. women at UO have a strong When students join a recognized fraternity or sorority, they join an organization that Membership in a fraternity or sorority commitment to philanthropy and creates a bond that will unite them with their can be a great way to become involved in community service. Members of brothers or sisters on campus and throughout the rich traditions at UO and create life- the organizations continue to the United States. long friendships. Please look through the information on our website (fsl.uoregon.edu), The organizations select their new members demonstrate this commitment as it may answer some questions that you and provide them with information about through their participation in have. If you still have any questions, feel free the organization so they fully understand and to contact our staff. We are more than happy various philanthropic events appreciate what it means to be a member. to address any questions or concerns you may Once the new member education period throughout the year. have. We can be reached at (541) 346-1149 or is completed, the student becomes a full- [email protected]. We are here to help fledged member of the chapter. Registration our students have a great UO experience! is required for fall fraternity and sorority recruitment on the FSL website. The primary Go Ducks! registration deadline is August 7, 2015. Fraternity & Sorority Life Staff FRATERNITIES FALL 2015 SORORITIES Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Tau Omega FORMAL Alpha Phi Beta Theta Pi Chi Omega Chi Psi RECRUITMENT Delta Delta Delta Delta Sigma Phi Sunday, September 27 Delta Gamma Delta Tau Delta Sorority Potential New Member Orientation Gamma Phi Beta Delta Upsilon Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Sigma September 26 Kappa Kappa Gamma Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity Recruitment Orientation Kappa Delta Phi Delta Theta 10:00 am, Straub Hall 156 Pi Beta Phi Phi Gamma Delta September 27 Sigma Kappa Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity Recruitment Kick Off Event Pi Kappa Phi 12:00-3:00 pm, Ford Alumni Center Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Chi October 18 Sigma Nu Fraternity Bid Day Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Pi September 30-October 5 Theta Chi Sorority Recruitment Events October 6 Sorority Bid Day

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DEC. 5 PAC 12 championship dailyemerald.com Photo by Cam Christensen AS A CITIZEN OF EUGENE, YOU HAVE MANY RESPONSIBILITIES TO YOUR COMMUNITY AND CAN MAKE A POSITIVE IMPACT. What does it mean THIS CAN INVOLVE ACTIONS LARGE OR SMALL, SUCH AS: Be a good neighbor. Introduce yourself to your neighbors, whether they be fellow students in the residence halls or other to be a responsible community members when living off-campus. Work to forge good relationships with those around you. • Be conscious about noise. Remember that you live in a community—though you may be relaxing and enjoying jamming out to some music, other students may be trying to study and young children may be trying to sleep at night—be considerate about keeping down noise and keeping parties community member? under control. • Respect neighbors’ requests. Having open communication with your neighbors helps to prevent issues WELCOME TO THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON from escalating. • Unsure how to handle a conflict? Contact UO Conflict Resolution Services (crs.uoregon.edu), at crs@ AND TO LIFE IN EUGENE, OREGON! uoregon.edu or 541-346-0617 As an incoming student at UO, you are more than just a member of the UO community—you are also joining • Get to know your neighborhood. Each neighborhood in Eugene has its own characteristics. Unsure the Eugene and Springfield community at large, regardless of whether you live off-campus or on. which neighborhood you live in? Find out which neighborhood you live in here: http://www. eugene-or.gov/index.aspx?NID=531. • Getting involved with your neighborhood association. In addition to being a Duck, you are also a member of one of the many neighborhoods in Eugene. Get involved in your neighborhood association Students planting trees as part of in order to make an impact and find solutions to common problems in your neighborhood. the Winter Day of Service event. (Find your neighborhood association meeting times here: http://www.eugene-or.gov/index. aspx?NID=531.) Give back to your community. There are many ways you can give back to your community. • There are one-day events such as the UO Winter and Spring Day of Service Events where UO students and community members come together to work on service projects in campus neighborhoods, such as planting trees and stenciling street names onto curbs. Email [email protected] for more information. • There are also more ongoing volunteer efforts/community service opportunities, such as work at a local food bank. Learn more about community service opportunities through the Holden Center’s Duck Corps, http://serve.uoregon.edu/Students/DuckCorps.aspx. Students from the CommUniversity Program stenciling Vote and get involved in local politics. street names Be aware of what proposals are on the ballot in Eugene, and what is going on in the political realm. onto curbs in the As a resident of Eugene, these initiatives affect you and those around you for many years to come, and South University neighborhood, as your vote can make an impact on issues such as parking, transportation and more! part of the Spring Day of Service Get involved with UO CommUniversity. event. The CommUniversity program offers resources about living off-campus (i.e. livability requirements, house safety, etc), and can help provide information about housing options on and off-campus! Email CommUniversity at [email protected] or see the off-campus housing website sponsored by CommUniversity at https://offcampushousing.uoregon.edu for more information As someone living in Eugene, you are more than just a Duck—you are also a member of the Eugene and Springfield community, and your actions have an impact. The Eugene/Springfield community welcomes you, and wishes you a positive experience living in Eugene! For more tips about being a good neighbor and community member, as well as tips and resources for living on and off-campus, see the UO Pond and Beyond Blog and the Housing Website (http://uocu. blogspot.com and https://offcampushousing.uoregon.edu ) Have other questions about neighborhood livability, living off-campus, or other housing-related concerns? Contact the CommUniversity Program via email, at [email protected] AS A CITIZEN OF EUGENE, YOU HAVE MANY RESPONSIBILITIES TO YOUR COMMUNITY AND CAN MAKE A POSITIVE IMPACT. What does it mean THIS CAN INVOLVE ACTIONS LARGE OR SMALL, SUCH AS: Be a good neighbor. Introduce yourself to your neighbors, whether they be fellow students in the residence halls or other to be a responsible community members when living off-campus. Work to forge good relationships with those around you. • Be conscious about noise. Remember that you live in a community—though you may be relaxing and enjoying jamming out to some music, other students may be trying to study and young children may be trying to sleep at night—be considerate about keeping down noise and keeping parties community member? under control. • Respect neighbors’ requests. Having open communication with your neighbors helps to prevent issues WELCOME TO THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON from escalating. • Unsure how to handle a conflict? Contact UO Conflict Resolution Services (crs.uoregon.edu), at crs@ AND TO LIFE IN EUGENE, OREGON! uoregon.edu or 541-346-0617 As an incoming student at UO, you are more than just a member of the UO community—you are also joining • Get to know your neighborhood. Each neighborhood in Eugene has its own characteristics. Unsure the Eugene and Springfield community at large, regardless of whether you live off-campus or on. which neighborhood you live in? Find out which neighborhood you live in here: http://www. eugene-or.gov/index.aspx?NID=531. • Getting involved with your neighborhood association. In addition to being a Duck, you are also a member of one of the many neighborhoods in Eugene. Get involved in your neighborhood association Students planting trees as part of in order to make an impact and find solutions to common problems in your neighborhood. the Winter Day of Service event. (Find your neighborhood association meeting times here: http://www.eugene-or.gov/index. aspx?NID=531.) Give back to your community. There are many ways you can give back to your community. • There are one-day events such as the UO Winter and Spring Day of Service Events where UO students and community members come together to work on service projects in campus neighborhoods, such as planting trees and stenciling street names onto curbs. Email [email protected] for more information. • There are also more ongoing volunteer efforts/community service opportunities, such as work at a local food bank. Learn more about community service opportunities through the Holden Center’s Duck Corps, http://serve.uoregon.edu/Students/DuckCorps.aspx. Students from the CommUniversity Program stenciling Vote and get involved in local politics. street names Be aware of what proposals are on the ballot in Eugene, and what is going on in the political realm. onto curbs in the As a resident of Eugene, these initiatives affect you and those around you for many years to come, and South University neighborhood, as your vote can make an impact on issues such as parking, transportation and more! part of the Spring Day of Service Get involved with UO CommUniversity. event. The CommUniversity program offers resources about living off-campus (i.e. livability requirements, house safety, etc), and can help provide information about housing options on and off-campus! Email CommUniversity at [email protected] or see the off-campus housing website sponsored by CommUniversity at https://offcampushousing.uoregon.edu for more information As someone living in Eugene, you are more than just a Duck—you are also a member of the Eugene and Springfield community, and your actions have an impact. The Eugene/Springfield community welcomes you, and wishes you a positive experience living in Eugene! For more tips about being a good neighbor and community member, as well as tips and resources for living on and off-campus, see the UO Pond and Beyond Blog and the Housing Website (http://uocu. blogspot.com and https://offcampushousing.uoregon.edu ) Have other questions about neighborhood livability, living off-campus, or other housing-related concerns? Contact the CommUniversity Program via email, at [email protected] | 26 | Duck Life | 2015 downtown. what you canfind when you venture outand explore Basically, you missoutonsomuch. Here’s a lookat movie theaters, andsizzlingpizzapiesteahouses. and dogs, andblock parties, galleries, andart andartsy population thathasfamilies, ornofamilies, andgardens, the Eugene ends, thatdoesn’t leave terms oncespring that When you go beyond thatinvisible barrier, you explore dramatic) there’s kindofsadness, acertain too. goes alongwiththissafeness. But, (for fear ofappearing that class. Live. Eat. Exercise. There’s comfort that acertain to class, withinafew you want todoeverything blocks of I get it: It’s convenient. You go toclass, you want towalk it. just about city that’s hosting you: Eugene. You’re astudentandthat’s this, except thatyou’re just notreally exploring thesmall repeat. Notthatthere’s anything inherently wrong with Roma, Walton, class, Dining, Carson lounge, Carson sleep, monotonous lifestyle ofsameness: Caspian, class, Espresso campus andthefew blocks around, sucking you intoa ofOregon theUniversity thatsurrounds structure The “bubble” toistheinvisible I’mreferring dome-like Leave thebubble. Ducks, itwouldbethis: If Ihaveonepiece ofadvice for future HEAD DOWNTOWN Picture Show. marathons orscreenings oftheRocky Horror Warmest Color,” orSpaghetti Western movie movies andindependentfilmslike “Blueisthe theater for —artsy (almost)halftheprice movies you won’t beable toseeatany major doesn’t have movies like that: host They and overt sexism? Isure do. The BijouMetro cheesy linesandoffensive misrepresentations blockbuster movies? The onesdrenched in Don’t you ever get sick ofthesensationalistic BIJOU METRO Duck Life | 2015 | 27 | If you want to do your work in work to do your want If you not that’s a tasteful atmosphere head to Café Perugino. Starbucks, shop with Italian flair: a coffee It’s from Everything is Italian, on menu to their panini to their their cheeses superb cappuccinos (the best I’ve piece This place is a fresh tried). ever a taste to get want if you Plus, of Italy. like, are residents of what Eugene made up of is mostly their clientele professionals. working CAFE PERUGINO BELLY love you’ll South, the from If you’re If you’re this southern restaurant. it. still love you’ll the South, not from Everything their traditional-style from “beef gumbo to their risotto their to is damn shortribs with wheat berries” southern-style takes Its menu good. — you level cooking to a whole new what everything not know may on and liver (duck means, the menu be but you’ll anyone?), pate, madeira it has Plus, intrigued enough to try it. dim and cool atmosphere: a pretty edgywith everything and equipped hanging in various drapes spots from to art to a disco ball in the center of right: that’s Yeah, the room. a disco ball. J. MICHAELS BOOKS MICHAELS J. something about that old- There’s that is so feel bookstore school its collection of from wonderful; and diversity of titles, old and new, of browsing. a day warrants it really is Bookstore Michaels what J. That’s getaway Sunday the perfect It’s for. the before some decompressing for just It’s beginning of a hectic week. book you’ve that new the place to get if been hearing about — that is, it. the time to read have you HERITAGE DRY GOODS DRY HERITAGE that makes store This is the kind of Its American. an to be proud you American-made — all are products to the backpacks, the toiletries, from the to to the handmade jewelery, iPhone to the trendy postcards, at a quality comes However, covers. not going you’re just say price (let’s every here to be making a purchase shop to get a great it’s so, Even week). gifts one-of-a-kind — those special, you. or for someone else for It calls itself the “little Portland” of “little Portland” It calls itself the it’s and some might say Eugene, is dark Its atmosphere earned its title. is delicious and the food and roomy items such from ranging and unique, cranberry turkey standard as your a There’s “Frito pies.” to sandwich (theyfoosball table a shuffleboard, tournaments every foosball have every night and a vinyl-playing week) can bring your you in which Sunday records. own THE BARN LIGHT Best cheap pizza in town. No doubt town. pizza in Best cheap “Eat Pizza slogan is Their about it. to might just want and you Everyday” They have here. go do that once you toppings and a options for several And combo deal. salad and slice great on open until 4 a.m. because it’s on weekdays, and 3 a.m. weekends a greasy- place for the perfect it’s also a great There’s break. study food duringoutdoor seating area those the sun know, you months when, decides to shine. SIZZLE PIE SIZZLE | 28 | Duck Life | 2015 adventure for need your nurture Come and clinics covering bothoutdoor andbike skills. Additionally, theOPhostsanumber ofworkshops throughout theterm events for severalto hostservice co-opmembers timesperterm. throughout Oregon,two decades ofoutdoorservice theOPcontinues Mountain Film Festival, ReelRock, and Telluride Mountainfilm. After over events. Historically, theOPhashostedfilm suchfestival asBanff tours Throughout theyear, theOutdoorProgram alsohostsanumber of photovoltaic systemon campus, aswell asarainwater catchment. showcases manyBarn sustainable technologies including thelargest houses alloftherental gear, bike shop, aswell astheOPoffice. The This facility, entrance which tocampus, islocatedatthesouthern Trips from theOutdoorProgram are atanddepart organized Barn. onhow toproperlyinstructed launch atrip. consensus adventure. and are liability informed about Co-opmembers adventure” modelandtheways tosafely andeffectively facilitate a Outdoor Program. The Trip Initiator Advocate explains the “common Trip are trained atthe inaclinic Initiators thatisheldtwiceaterm Trips adventures, todevelop allowing many participants different skills. These activitiesrange from simpleday hikes to more complex multi-day for transportation, andfacilitate consensus-styleoutdoorexperiences. Trip Initiators, which allows themtoplantrips, useourstatevehicles have tobetrained as theopportunity Students andco-opmembers The original “common adventure” attheOP. modelhasbeenpreserved outdoorprograms. collegiate ofmodern andthebirthplace country is nationally recognized asapremier commonadventure program inthe well asabike events, loans, maintenanceshop. andself-service The OP programinto athriving oftrips, events, gear rentals, andresources, as andgearrides for outdooradventures. Sincethen, theOPhasgrown in1967whenafewborn UOstudentsbeganpostingnotestoshare ofOregon’sThe University OutdoorProgram (OP)Cooperative was STUDENTS FIND “COMMON ADVENTURE” THE UO OUTDOOR PROGRAM HELPS

everyone. of cooperative, consensus-based, safe, fun, educational adventures for growth, to itssimpleroots andfounding theOPremains true concepts and OPCo-opmember’s trips. private Through all thechanges and andin2003OPgeartrips rentals were made available for UOStudent OP Barn Trip Facility was builtin1991tohousethegrowing gear for OP The rental program isactually of theOP’s arecent part richhistory. The Equipment Rental the rental brochure ontheOPwebpage: outdoorprogram.uoregon.edu and wintergear. theOPoffers, For afulllookateverything take alookat skis,of winterequipmentwithcross-country snowboards, snowshoes, including wetsuits, rafts, kayaks, andtubes. There isalsoalarge selection and many otheraccessories. There isalarge array ofwhitewater gear, exploring thebackcountry, there are tents, sleepingbags/pads, stoves, rental program gear which offers for allyour outdoorneeds. For those For trip, toarrange anyone apersonal trying there isanimmense Personal Trips whichweek teaches course thebasicsofbike maintenance. Additionally, theBike Program each acomprehensive term offers six- students towork ontheirbicycles andkeep themingreat condition. pedal through theirnext adventure. The Do-It-Yourself bike shopallows parents orfriends, bikes for andalsotouring to anyone trying be rentedtheday, by great for visiting bikes commuter/cruiser fleet,to aterm-loan transportation. Inaddition to accesssustainable foropportunities students was established itcreated When theBike Program Bike Barn

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Collier House Johnson Hall Erb Memorial Straub Hall Deady Hall Union (EMU) The Collier House used to Johnson Hall was the site of Straub Hall was used as the A skeleton was found in house the president of the a bombing. Money for the EMU was men’s dormitory. Deady Hall. University. fundraised by students. The administrative Before Straub Hall was The University of The Collier House was building was added to The Erb Memorial home to the Psychology Oregon’s oldest owned by physics campus in 1916 and Union’s current and Linguistics building, Deady Hall professor George designed by Oregon’s renovation is not the department, it was used opened in 1876 when Collier and was built in first State Architect first time students have to house hundreds of the UO opened. 1886. Until 1893, the William Christmas students as a men’s offered to pay fees for Of course, a building house was one of three Knighton. In its nearly dormitory in the 1920s. their student union. this old has seen a buildings on campus 100 years on campus, In the 1920s, students Now attached to the few mysteries. The (the other two were Johnson Hall has seen decided they wanted a Earl Complex, Straub year after the building Villard and Deady). UO through some of its union to go to between was originally named opened, Professor The UO purchased the more tumultuous times class, and in the 1940s the “Men’s Dormitory” Thomas Condon found house in 1896 with — including Vietnam students fundraised to and housed 300 when a perfectly preserved the intention of using War protests and a pay for the building. it was built in 1928. skeleton in the it to house its female bombing. At the cost of a $5 per Though it is no longer basement, according to students. Instead, the In 1970, Johnson Hall term student fee (the used as housing, the the 1877 issue of the first floor was used to was the site of an equivalent of about $67 construction model for Oregon State Journal. keep the UO’s growing explosion — caused by today), students raised the “Men’s Dormitory” The skeleton was later library, while the second five sticks of dynamite the money to pay for was adopted in many of identified as A. Oakley floor was used as the set outside its basement the union. The project the current residence Hall, a man from New president’s residence. It window. It was one of was a success — the halls — a U shaped York who had been housed four presidents several buildings on EMU first opened its complex made up of missing. No explanation in between 1896 to campus that was the doors in 1950. By 1969, multiple units or “halls” was found for why he 1936, including Prince target of bombings though, the building each given their own ended up in Oregon. Campbell and Donald between the late 1960s could no longer support names and meant to be Erb. and early 1970s, a list the school’s 15,154 self-governing. that included $75,000 students. So students damage done to Prince once again initiated Lucien Campbell Hall in a project to build the October 1970. Johnson’s union’s second half, damage was estimated which is currently at $8,660. The bomber under construction. was never identified. | 36 | Duck Life | 2015 LEARNING CENTER CAN HELP your best Strive for THE UO TEACHING AND

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