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DUCK LIFE TO LIFE AT UO

A STUDENT & FAMILY GUIDE TO LIFE AT UO

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ABOUT DUCK LIFE

Duck Life magazine is an 80-page collaboration between Emerald Media Group, UO Student Alumni Association, The Duck Store and various university departments, divisions, schools and colleges. The magazine is intended to give incoming UO students (and families) important and useful information about life at the University of Oregon. So whether you need to know how to buy your books, what clubs and organizations to join, where to go when you’re sick, how to grab tickets for the next football game or more — we’ve got you covered.

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Once a Duck, Always a Duck

ONCE A DUCK, ALWAYS A DUCK

Welcome home

THE STUDENT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION CREATES PASSIONATE ANDisDEVOTED “The Student Alumni Association an

The best Ducks

said Ayasha Thurman, UO senior Student AssociationTO creates DUCKSThe WHO AREAlumni COMMITTED THE UO FORopportunity,” THEIR ENTIRE LIVES. WE’RE HERE passionate and devoted Ducks who are

and director of membership and senior

TO BUILD THE BEST POSSIBLE, YOUR COLLEGE EXPERIENCE experience for the SAA, who joined as a junior committed to the DUCKS UO for their entire lives. ENHANCING for the leadership opportunities and resume

We’re here to build the best Ducks possible, WITH GREAT MEMBER REWARDS (SUCH AS Abuilding FREE T-SHIRT BEFORE ALL offer OF OUR experiences the SAA could her. enhancing your college experience with great

“It gives RIGHT?), students theAND freedom to decide how member rewards (such as a GAMES—PRETTY free t-shirt before PAC-12 HOME FOOTBALL COOL, CONNECTIONS all of our Pac-12 home football game — pretty

connected they want to be to their university

WITH OTHER STUDENTS ANDwith ALUMNI. AFFILIATED WITH how much they wantTHE to getUO out ALUMNI of their cool, right?), and connections other WE’REand time as students before transitioning into

students and alumni. We’re affiliatedYOU with CAN the NETWORK WITH MORE THAN 200,000 ASSOCIATION, THROUGH WHICH alumni. We are here for students on a peer-toUO Alumni Association, through which you

peer basis to help them access a REWARDS. community network more than ALUMNI can AND GAINwith ACCESS TO 198,000 SOME alumni AWESOME ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 10

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and gain access to some awesome Alumni Association rewards.

unlike any other on campus.”

Connect with some of UO’s most prominent alumni Connect with alumni

“Students join the Student Alumni Association to

Become member broaden their a horizons and connect with other students

Membership in thesays SAA gets you access to great and Duck alumni,” Pam Freitag, ’18, a recent alumna member rewards and more. The one-time $70 fee for who joined as a freshman who served as the director freshmen will for givethe you SAA“Imembership until of membership SAA. have gained a lot of graduation, and it all goes straight back into funding the knowledge about what I can do to connect myself to fellow awesome events and opportunities the SAA provides. Ducks and experience that will stay with me long after Want to know moreaccess about a member? graduation, through to becoming a community unlike any Email our membership team at uosaamembership@ other on campus.” uoregon.edu, or visit uolumni.com/saa-join. Membership in the SAA gets you access to great member rewards and more. The one-time $75 fee for freshmen Member events will give you SAA membership until graduation, and itsevIn addition to the member rewards, we also host all goes straight back into funding the awesome events eral member events every term.These inculde Beat and handouts; opportunities the SAA provides. to know more Tee getting inside accessWant to the Moshofsky about becoming a member? Email our membership team Center the night before home football games to help at uosaamembership@uoregon.edu, or visit uolumni.com/ the athletics department set up for its tailgate the saa-join. following day; and alumni connection events such as

In addition to the member rewards, we alsodating, host events Alumni Speed Networking (think speed but just for our members every term. These include with your resume and the UOAA’s Board ofbeat Direct-shirts before home football games, accessHappy to tors) and the Pac-12 Duck Career Network’s Virtual exclusive UO Alumni Association rewards, and alumni hours, which allow you to connect with students and connection suchcareer as Alumni SpeedallNetworking alumni withevents similar interests via text chat(think speed dating, but with your and the that ting. We host great spring break resume opportunities UOAA’s Board of Directors) the Duck Career allow you to visit alumni inand Seattle and San Francisco, Network’s virtual networking, which allow you toMedia connect and also sponsor an award with the Emerald with students and alumni with similar career interests Group that recognizes 25 outstanding Ducks whoall via text chatting. We hosteach greatyear. spring break opportunities will change the world Who knows, maybe that allow you to visit alumni in Seattle or San Francisco, you’ll be one of them! You can find out all about our and sponsor an award withatthe Emerald Media Group events on our website uoalumni.com/saa-events, thatbyrecognizes Ducks who will change or following25usoutstanding on social media.

Twitter/Instagram @uosaa Facebook: University of Oregon Student Alumni Association

the world each year. Who knows, maybe you’ll be one of GetYou involved them! can find out all about our events on our website at Once you join, you can or choose how involved youmedia. uoalumni.com/saa-events, by following us on social want to be. If you want to start out by just checking Once you join, you can choose how involved you want to out our events and picking up your Beat Tee, that’s be. If you want to start out by just checking out our events fine. As you find yourself wanting to get more inand picking up your beat tees, that’s fine. As you find yourself volved, we have a variety of volunteer opportunities wanting to get more involved, we have a variety of volunteer available to you, from helping with events to folding opportunities available to you, from helping with events to Beat Tees before our handouts (which is a great way folding beat tees before our handouts (which is a great way to get your Beat Tee early—and get some free pizza to get your t-shirt early—and get some free pizza too!). To too!).To learn more about our volunteer opportulearn more about our volunteer opportunities, contact our nities, contact our volunteer coordination team at volunteer coordination team at uosaaspirit@uoregon.edu. uosaaspirit@uoregon.edu. We also have great opportunities in our intern program Weleadership also haveteam, greatifopportunities in our and you want to really gainintern some program and leadership youSAA want to really experience and get the most team, out of ifyour membership. gain some experience and get mostand outmake of your These students plan everything for the the SAA our SAA membership. These students plan everything events happen. We have positions in marketing and media for the SAAalumni and make our membership events happen. We have production, relations, recruitment, positions inand marketing andservice, media and production, philanthropy community volunteer alumni relations, membership recruitment, philanthropy coordination. Our leadership positions offer a great way and to community volunteer coordination. Our get involved onservice, campusand while gaining real-world experience positions a great way toinget involved toleadership enhance your resume.offer If you’re interested being involved on campus whileand gaining real-world experience with our internship leadership programs, email us to at enhance your resume. interested in being inuosaa@uoregon.edu to let Ifusyou’re know what you’re interested in volved ourto internship and programs, and we’llwith get back you on how youleadership can be involved! email us at uosaa@uoregon.edu to let us know what “The Student Alumni Association has helped me get out you’re interested in and we’ll get back to you on how of my comfort zone by giving me the chance to participate you can be involved! in events like networking nights,” says Jessica Cheung, ’19, “I like being part of the because it brings a uniwho joined as aafreshman andSAA has been working with the versity, its students, a community together,” said SAA membership teamand since her sophomore year. “SAA has Claire Pascual, UO junior who joinedinasfun a freshmen provided me withaopportunities to engage events and at IntroDUCKtion andnew is the director of philanthropy activities, as well as meet people. It makes me feel like a andofadvocacy the “It’s one of the best and part the schoolfor and theSAA. community.” easiest ways for students toinvolved have school learn The SAA is a great way to get at the spirit, UO, meet new to network, and all around be better Ducks.” people and make connections, gain some great experience toThe helpSAA youisinathe jobway search graduation, great toafter get involved at network the UO,with successful alumni, and begin your journey as a for life. meet new people and make connections, Duck gain some great to helpayou in the job search after Onceexperience a Duck, Always Duck. graduation, network with successful alumni, and Welcome home. begin your journey as a Duck for life.

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ESCAPING THE HEAT

The last months of summer are here, and the temperature is rising every second to unbearable levels no matter how many ice cubes and fans we throw at it. It may seem like the heat is unstoppable, but there are ways to avoid it -- check out these five places to escape the heat, even when the thermometers are melting!

1. Going to the Movies

2. Cool Oﬀ in the Pool

3. Hit the River

There’s no better way to avoid the hottest hours of the day than in an air-conditioned, chilly movie theatre with a bucket of popcorn in your lap and an ice cold soda in your cup holder. Eugene offers three unique movie experiences; Regal Valley River Center located in the same mall, Cinemark 17 right beside the Gateway mall in Springfield, and the Bijou Theatre on East 13th avenue. Stop by Regal or Cinemark for the latest hit movies you’ve heard all about (like upcoming Close Encounters of The 3rd Kind or Bushwick) and a classic theater vibe (they even have reclining seats) for only $11 a ticket. Both offer student discounts when presented with your school ID, too! Check out the Bijou Theatre for a more authentic cinematic experience and original films straight from the producers at only $6.50.

Something about sitting next to a cool body of water with an umbrella over your head and a drink in your hand just wipes your mind of the intense heat you’re in during the summer. Taking a quick (or not so quick) dip in a pool is an unparalleled solution to the harsh temps. Check out nearby locations like Splash! in Springfield ($6.25 for a day pass), an indoor water park that offers swim lessons and multiple fitness programs, or Amazon pool ($5 day pass) for a wide range of programs, swim times, and even special seasonal discounts. A sneakier, cheaper way to make your way poolside is by living at/ knowing someone who lives at a local apartment complex! Popular locations like Chase Village, Ducks Village, and The Hub all feature refreshing, full-sized pools for their luxurious residents (and those residents friends).

For the water lovers who like to be a little more wild in their endeavors, pick up your paddles, blow up your boats, and head to the riverways. Rafting is a popular pastime in Eugene, and the rivers are often packed during the summer months with enthusiastic outdoorsman (and women). While rivers like the McKenzie and the Willamette are essentially in our back yard, don’t be afraid to check out a little beyond the city limits - the Rogue River is one of the West Coast’s most popular rafting waters (Approximately $40 per day). Look to local services like the University of Oregon’s outdoor rental program or Oregon Whitewater Adventures in Springfield. Be sure and look to guide services or have a friend who knows the area. And always wear a life jacket and whistle -- rafting is relaxing and a great excuse to go play in the water, but it can be dangerous, too!

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4. Mini Golf at Putters Anything indoors with air conditioning is a welcome adventure in August, but why not throw in some pinwheels, castles and ridiculous trick shots? Putters, an 18-hole indoor mini-golf course located just outside of Eugene, offers a sweet escape from the outdoors into the world of competition and fun. For only $6.50 you can enjoy a full round of miniature golf, and if you can manage to sneak in on Tuesday, it’s only $5. If mini-golf isn’t up your alley, they also offer a full arcade, pool tables and an indoor playground for the younger groups (or those who like to pretend they’re still a young free spirit). If you’re not sold yet, head over after four in the afternoon on Thursdays and you might catch a lively round of laser tag in their multi-level laser arena. Location: 1156 OR-99, Eugene Hours: Sun. - Thurs. 11am - 10pm and Fri. - Sat. 11am - 11pm

5. Head to a Lake If the heat has got you beat and you can’t stand to take another minute in the warmth of Eugene, pack up your coolers, sunscreens and friends and make your way to a reservoir! Cougar Reservoir, Dexter Reservoir and Fern Ridge Lake are all within an hours drive of Eugene and promise a cool dip in clean, refreshing water. Head to one of their many beach sites or docks to jump in with your family and friends, or bring water sports such as kayaks and paddleboards to explore around the whole thing. Under Way LLC, just outside of Eugene, offers affordable rentals of all of the above and even sailboats and canoes. Pick your favorite, and get there before the rest of the crowd does to soak up the sun without overheating.

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FOOD Best Vietmanese 1st Bon Mi

Best Korean 1st Noodle Bowl 2nd Cafe Seoul 3rd Korea House & Four + 3 (Tied)

Best Bakery 1st Sweet Life 2nd Cafe Roma 3rd Hideaway

Best Kombucha 1st Townshed’s Brew Dr. Kombucha 2nd Humm Kombucha 3rd Elevate Kombucha

Best Tacos 1st Tacovore 2nd Burrito Boy 3rd Chula

Best Thai 1st Ta Ra Rin 2nd Sweet Basil 3rd Sabai

You’ve ﬁnally made it to the University of Oregon, but after the excitement of moving in starts to settle down, you’re probably going to want to venture off campus and explore all that Eugene has to offer. Luckily, we’ve got you covered with a look at the best of what campus has to offer. Whether you’re looking for food, housing, tattoo parlors or a place to study, we’ve got it all, voted on by students just like you. This guide is a great place to start familiarizing yourself with your new campus.

Best Vegitarian/Vegan 1st Cafe Yumm 2nd Cornbread Cafe 3rd Morning Glory Cafe

Best Wings 1st Hot Mama’s Wings 2nd Buffalo Wild Wings 3rd Chicken Bones

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Best Brunch

1st Uly’s Taco Shack 2nd Cart De Frisco 3rd Subo Sushi Burritos

1st Agate Alley 2nd The Vintage 3rd Marche

Best Cheap Eats

Best New Restaurant

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1st Kun Fusion 2nd Wildwood Cafe + Bar 3rd Poke Stop

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Best Date Night Restaurant

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1st Beppe and Giannis 2nd Sabai 3rd Ambrosia or Marche

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Best Deserts 1st Sweet Life 2nd Price Puckler 3rd Euphoria Chocolate

Best Restaurant on Campus 1st Falling Sky Pizzeria 2nd Chipotle 3rd Panda Express

ENTERTAINMENT Best Trivia Night

1st Rennie’s Landing 2nd Wildwood Cafe + Bar & Falling Sky (Tied) 3rd Beer Garden

Best Karaoke 1st Webfoot Bar and Grill 2nd Level Up 3rd Falling Sky

Best Place to See Live Music 1st Cuthbert Amphitheater 2nd McDonald Theatre 3rd WOW Hall

Best Live Performance Theatre 1st The Hult Center 2nd UO Theatre 3rd Very Little Theatre

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Best Thrift Shop 1st Buffalo Exchange 2nd St. Vinnie’s 3rd Plato’s Closet

Best Vintage Clothing Shop 1st Buffalo Exchange 2nd St. Vinnie’s 3rd Goodwill Boutique

Best Boutique 1st Francesca’s 2nd Glit+Gossamer 3rd Passion Flower

Best Place to get Duck Gear 1st The Duck Store 2nd Hiron’s 3rd Goodwill

Best Shoe Store 1st Nike Running Eugene 2nd DSW 3rd Eugene Running Company

Best Music Shop 1st House of Records 2nd Skip’s Records and CD World 3rd Tsunami Books

Best Tattoo Parlor

Best Place to Watch the Game

1st High Priestess 2nd Northwest Tattoo 3rd Parlour Tattoo

1st Taylor’s Bar and Grill 2nd Buffalo Wild Wings 3rd EMU Watch Parties

Best Bike Shop

Best Museum 1st Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art 2nd Museum of Natural History 3rd Science Factory

1st Blue Heron Bicycles 2nd Hutch’s Bicycle Shop 3rd Life Cycle Bike Shop

Best Workout

Best Fun Under 21

1st Eugene Cross Fit & Barre 3 (Tied) 2nd Eugene Yoga & Orange Theory (Tied) 3rd Sweaty Ganesh

1st Level Up 2nd Putters 3rd Get Air

Best Health Care

Best Dentist 1st Oakmont Family Dental 2nd Gentle Dental Coburg 3rd O’Hara Dental

HOUSING Best Property Management Company 1st Jennings 2nd AG Campus Housing 3rd von Klein

Best Property Manager 1st Kasey Wright, Ducks Village 2nd Alia Wilson, 2125 Franklin 3rd Azlea Guessford, AG Campus Housing

Best Housing Value 1st Ducks Village 2nd 13th & Olive 3rd Capri

Best Housing Amenities 1st The Hub 2nd 2125 Franklin 3rd Ducks Village

Best Housing Complex 1st 13th & Olive 2nd 2125 Franklin 3rd Ducks Village

Best Housing Location 1st Uncommon 2nd Capri (tied) Hide-A-Way Apartments 3rd 2125 Franklin

Best Dorm 1st Living-Learning Center 2nd Global Scholars Hall 3rd Bean

1st Planned Parenthood 2nd Eugene Urgent Care 3rd Peace Health

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FRESHMAN SURVIVAL GUIDE Welcome to the University of Oregon! Now that you’re a college freshman, there’s a whole host of new experiences, situations and problems you’re bound to encounter. If you find yourself feeling a little lost in your new environment, don’t worry -- you’re not alone. There are time-tested ways to keep your grades up, make new friends and make the most of your first year in college. Here’s how to survive your freshman year at UO:

Be Open A common early mistake many freshmen make is to not open themselves up to their peers and neighbors. Whether you’re feeling shy, homesick or even too cool for your residence hall neighbors, it’s important not to shut yourself off. You’ll want to leave your door open any time you don’t need the privacy. This will create a welcoming environment, and you’ll be getting along famously with the people in your hall in no time. The mandatory residence hall meetings you’ll have to sit through may seem like a pain, but they’re a great opportunity to meet even more people. As long as you stay open to meeting new people, it will come naturally.

Join Something Your freshman year is all about new experiences. Around every corner is an opportunity to join a club or group that could become your new passion. Think about what kind of activities interest you. Does UO offer a sport you’ve always wanted to try? Join a club or intramural team. Want to learn a new artististic or practical skill? Hit up the Craft Center in the EMU. Do you feel like making a difference? Join a student group, such

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as the Student Sustainability Center or the Women’s Center, that works to improve the lives of students. Inserting yourself into a campus group is a great way to meet people, too.

Make the Grade Okay, so you’ve made yourself some friends now. Great! You’re heading to clubs, events, football games and parties together, having a great time 24/7. Everything’s coming together perfectly, and you’re killing it at life -- until your first Psych 201 exam sneaks up on you. Keeping up with our schoolwork is obviously a key element of success in college, but it can be easy to get caught up in everything else that’s going on in your first term of college and fall behind in class. The new college workload is a lot heavier than a lot of us are used to in high school, so you’ll need to give yourself ample time to focus on studying. Don’t procrastinate! Instead of saving everything for Sunday night (you simply will not get everything done with this strategy), plan out time during each weekday to chip away at your mountain of reading, homework and studying. Don’t just resign yourself to work at your desk -- changing the scenery away from where you sleep will make you a lot

more productive. Campus is full of hidden spots to work on homework, so don’t feel like you have to hole up in Knight Library every day either. With a little persistence, you’ll develop a study plan that puts you on the path to success in no time.

Utilize Apps to Help You Succeed There are plenty of resources to help students with organization and homework. Getting comfortable with things like Google Drive, Google Calendar, and Evernote has become essential in an increasingly technological world. Google Calendar is great for keeping all your responsibilities in one place. It can even send you reminders so that due date never sneaks up on you. Google Drive is essential for group work. You can share documents with classmates, chat with them, and edit your work together. Plus, it’s all online so there’s never the fear of forgetting to press save. Lastly, Evernote is one of the most user friendly note taking apps there is, allowing you to keep all your notes in one place across your phone and computer. It’ll take some time to find a system that works for you, but your phone and computer are excellent tools for success in college.

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A real renaissance department: Sews, patterns, and drapes own clothes. Makeup contouring on point. Can build a whole house and change all the lightbulbs. Good listener, but even better conversationalist. Flexible, fun loving, creative, and adventurous. Loves dogs. Enjoys role playing. As a part of the University of Oregon’s College of Arts and Sciences, a UO degree in Theatre Arts prepares you not only for a wide variety of jobs, but for lifelong learning as well. As you study history, literature, gain practical experience in carpentry, as a gaffer (electrician), lighting, design, sewing, publicity, management, and of course, performance, you will be learning and honing skills which are highly sought in virtually every ﬁeld of business.

That’s okay! Come explore our classes without declaring a major or minor! The following classes offer a break from a traditional lecture setting: Acting I - Make noise, explore characters, be active, meet incredible people, and gain conﬁdence. No previous acting experience required. Offered Fall, Winter, and Spring Terms. TA 210 - Fall term students learn basic sewing and design. Spring term students dive headﬁrst into scene shop work. TA 211 - Hands on learning in the woodshop for set construction, scenic painting, lighting design, and set design. Offered Winter term TA 212 - Intro to costumes and makeup. Costume construction includes basic hand and machine sewing techniques. Beginning makeup covers, beards, wounds, and fantasy. Spring term. We also offer upper division courses that meet general Multicultural and Arts & Letters requirements.

Join us throughout the year for awesome theatre!

Our shows are always free to UO students with valid UO I.D. cards. We offer free Summer theatre, running from June to September. Our 2018/19 season includes: Avenue Q, Machinal, Biennial New Voices Playwriting Competition, and Home Planet. Auditions are open to all UO students: https://blogs.uoregon.edu/theatre/auditions 2018 DUCK LIFE | 27

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TO GRADUATE ON TIME Office of the Registrar | registrar.uoregon.edu | registrar@uoregon.edu

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for Graduating on Time THE STAFF IN THE UNIVERSITY REGISTRAR’S OFFICE ARE COMMITTED TO SUPPORTING STUDENT SUCCESS. TO HELP YOU ACHIEVE YOUR EDUCATIONAL GOALS, WE’RE HERE TO PROVIDE INFORMATION AND SERVICES THROUGHOUT YOUR EDUCATIONAL CAREER. AS YOU BEGIN YOUR 2018 ACADEMIC YEAR AT THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, WE WILL BE COMMUNICATING WITH YOU BY E-MAIL ON SEVERAL IMPORTANT ISSUES RELATED TO YOUR ACADEMIC SUCCESS.

1. Read your e-mail. We often hear that students don’t have time to read all of their e-mail. However, if you ignore e-mail correspondence from the University, you can miss out on important dates and deadlines for adding and dropping courses, financial aid and scholarship deadlines, and departmental updates. Time spent petitioning for exceptions to deadlines is lost time—you could be studying, relaxing, or doing what you want to do! The Registrar’s Office and other offices will be sending you e-mails throughout the year to keep you informed of academic dates and changes, updates to academic policy and other information you need to know.

2. Work with your advisor. Students often enroll for courses that are not necessary or required for their degree. This costs you a lot of money and time, and may delay your graduation. Don’t be afraid to ask for advising help to ensure you are taking courses that will count,

3. Take, and complete, 15 credits per term. Whether you are in a four- or five-year program, you need to complete on average 15 credits per term in order to graduate on time. Each term beyond the four or five year mark will add hundreds of dollars (or more) to your college bill and student debt. Also, each term you stay in school is lost job earnings.

4. Use the Student Schedule Builder to help optimize your schedule each term. Schedule Builder is a web-based schedule planner that presents you with all possible schedule options that are currently available for registration. With this tool, you can easily generate a class schedule that fits your individual needs without having to resort to pen and paper.

5. Review your Degree Guide frequently. The Degree Guide is a web-based program that allows you to track your major, minor, and UO degree requirements. The Registrar’s Office will update your Degree Guide every term after grades have been processed, and you can update your own guide after adding and dropping courses. Play close attention to your guide and, if you have any questions, see your advisor.

6. Always ask for help if you have questions about your degree requirements or university policies. You are responsible for making sure your degree requirements are met, but advisors and the staff in the Registrar’s Office can help answer any questions and confirm that you are on track. We are here to assist you in person (2 nd floor Oregon Hall), by phone (541-346- 2935) or via e-mail (registrar@uoregon.edu). Best wishes for a successful year ahead! 2018 DUCK LIFE |

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If I have one piece of advice for future Ducks, it would be this:

LEAVE THE BUBBLE.

The “bubble” I’m referring to is the invisible dome-like structure that surrounds the University of Oregon campus and the few blocks around, sucking you in to a monotonous lifestyle of sameness: Caspian, class, Espresso Roma, Walton, class, Carson Dining, Carson lounge, sleep, repeat. Not that there’s anything inherently wrong with this, except that you’re just not really exploring the small city that’s hosting you: Eugene. You’re a student and that’s just about it. I get it: It’s convenient. You go to class, you want to walk to class, you want to do everything within a few blocks of that class. Live. Eat. Exercise. There’s a certain comfort that goes along with this safeness. But, (for fear of appearing dramatic) there’s a certain kind of sadness, too. When you go beyond that invisible barrier, you explore the Eugene that doesn’t leave once spring terms ends, that population that has families, or no families, and gardens, and dogs, and block parties, and art galleries, and artsy movie theaters, and sizzling pizza pies and tea houses. Basically, you miss out on so much. Downtown Eugene has all the best qualities of a larger city, with the welcoming atmosphere of a small town. With world-class pizzerias, artisan craft stores and more places to buy shoes than you’ll ever need, downtown Eugene is a must-visit part of the town you’ll call home for at least four years.

SIZZLE PIE Best cheap pizza in town. No doubt about it. Their slogan is “Eat Pizza Everyday” and you might just want to do that once you go here. They have several options for toppings and a great salad and slice combo deal. And because it’s open until 4 a.m. on weekends and 3 a.m. on weekdays, it’s the perfect place for a greasy-food study break. There’s also a great outdoor seating area during those months when, you know, the sun decides to shine.

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OFF THE WAFFLE

This store is all about American-made — from the toiletries, to the backpacks, to the handmade jewelery, to the postcards, to the trendy iPhone covers. However, quality comes at a price (let’s just say you’re not going to be making a purchase here every week). Even so, it’s a great shop to get those special, one-of-a-kind gifts — for someone else or for you.

Off-the-Waffle is page one of Downtown Eugene. If you don’t know where to start when exploring the area, start here. Whether you’re in the mood for a sweet waffle creation, a more savory breakfast, or even something in between, Off the Waffle will be the waffle of your eye. Their menu includes a variety of authentic Liège waffles, including “Goat in Headlights” and “Braise of Glory.” You’ll have to see for yourself to find out what those titles mean. (Or just check their online menu.)

CAFE PERUGINO

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If you want to do your work in a tasteful atmosphere that’s not Starbucks, head to Café Perugino. It’s a coffee shop with Italian flair: Everything on menu is Italian, from their cheeses to their panini to their superb cappuccinos (the best I’ve ever tried). This place is a fresh piece of Italy. Plus, if you want to get a taste of what Eugene residents are like, their clientele is mostly made up of working professionals.

There’s something about that old-school bookstore feel that is so wonderful; from its collection of old and new, and diversity of titles, it really warrants a day of browsing. That’s what J. Michaels Bookstore is for. It’s the perfect Sunday getaway for some decompressing before the beginning of a hectic week. It’s just the place to get that new book you’ve been hearing about — that is, if you have the time to read it.

It calls itself the “little Portland” of Eugene, and some might say it’s earned its title. Its atmosphere is dark and roomy and the food is delicious and unique, ranging from items such as your standard turkey cranberry sandwich to “Frito pies.” There’s a shuffleboard, a foosball table (they have foosball tournaments every week) and a vinyl-playing night every Sunday in which you can bring your own records.

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KILLER BURGER

FOOTWISE

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Here’s the thing about this burger joint: Every. Burger. Has. Bacon. Oh, what, you’re still reading? These are the best burgers in town, and for a reason: Killer Burger doesn’t fool around with basic, single-topping burgers. If you’re eating here, you’d better expect burgers with peanut butter and pickles, burgers with fiery Sriracha BBQ sauce and fried jalapenos, burgers with an entire breakfast piled on top -- at Killer Burger, you go big or you go home.

So you want a pair of those trendy Birkenstock sandals everyone wear around campus whenever the sun makes a rare appearance? Footwise is the perfect local shop to get fulfill your shoe needs, sandals or otherwise. Combining style and comfort effortlessly since 1983, Footwise also boasts highly knowledgeable employees who will set you up with the right fit at the right price. As their slogan goes, follow your feet to Footwise.

The next time you need flowers for any occasion, and I mean LITERALLY any occasion, your best bet is Passionflower. Their shop creates unique floral arrangements suited for any of your special event needs. To make matters even easier, you can order and send flowers through their website. On top of their floral selection, Passionflower’s eclectic collection of jewelry, clothing, home decor and more will keep you coming back for more.

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As a college student, you’ll find yourself in need of a wider variety of shoes than ever. Trying a new sport for intramurals? You’ll need some quality running or athletic shoes. Joining a formal, black tie organization? No more sneakers, you need some dress shoes. Even if you just need a new pair of Vans because the duct tape on your old pair is falling apart, Shoe-a-Holic has all these shoe varieties and more.

This Portland food staple has made its way into our very own Downtown Eugene, which is great news for any donut lover who hates waiting in line to get their pastry fix. Now, you can head downtown to get yourself an iconic, hot-pink donut box piled high with Voodoo Donuts classics. The unique topping and, well, shapes of these donuts set them apart from your typical pastry shop, making these treats an experience to remember for more than your taste buds.

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This eclectic spot is located right next to the Hult Center, so it’s the perfect spot to grab a quick bite before your next date night at the theater. The menu is Cajuninspired and the atmosphere is funky and dark. It’s a perfect place to try some adventurous southern cuisine!

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Located in the heart of downtown Springfield, Plank Town’s restaurant and brewery is a great place to start when exploring the city’s restaurants. They’ve taken up residence in a newly-restored Springfield restaurant, the Odd Fellows building. With a host of handcrafted microbrews on tap and Northwestinspired, locally-sourced menu items like the popular pan-fried Steelhead salmon and oyster Po’ Boy, you won’t want your first visit to Planktown to be your last.

This is one coffee shop you might end up spending hours in if you’re not careful. The Washburne cafe is a specialty coffee house and handmade goods merchant. They serve coffee from Slightly Coffee in Eugene, fostering a connection from their community to ours. For food, Washburne offers pastries made fresh in house daily, gluten-free options from local bakers and a rotating menu of breakfast and lunch plates.

THE PUMP

SPROUT REGIONAL FOOD HUB

Imagine you’re on a cross-country road trip. You’re on the Northwest leg of your journey, and you’re just passing through Springfield when you realize that you need some grub. Look no further than The Pump! This is a classic Americanstyle cafe that’s perfect for a quick bite for breakfast or lunch. It’s great food at the right price.

Sprout is a regional food hub where with several food options under one roof. Located inside an quaint, historic church, it’s a charming spot to grab some German comfort good, a latin meal, or baked goods made only from locally sourced ingredients. The atmosphere is unique and friendly with a beautiful courtyard and plenty of outdoor seating for sunny days and it’s only 2 blocks away from the EMX station, so it’s a quick ride from campus! 2018 DUCK LIFE |

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DUCKWEB IS YOUR LINK TO UO DEPARTMENTS, SERVICES AND INFORMATION. YOU CAN USE DUCKWEB TO MANAGE MANY ASPECTS OF YOUR ACADEMIC CAREER, FROM APPLYING FOR HOUSING AND REGISTERING FOR CLASSES TO PAYING YOUR STUDENT ACCOUNT AND APPLYING FOR GRADUATION. AND, YOUR DUCKWEB ACCESS CONTINUES AFTER GRADUATION, ALLOWING YOU TO ORDER TRANSCRIPTS FROM ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD.

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>> Register for classes; view your class and final exam schedule >> Complete course evaluations >> View grades and transcripts; order official transcripts >> Review and update your Degree Guide; run “what if” guides >> View and pay your UO billing statement >> View and accept your financial aid awards >> Print an official Enrollment Verification >> Update your address, phone, and UO Alert! numbers >> Access myUOHealth >> Apply to Graduate and check up on the status of your application

But, did you know that you can also do the following in DuckWeb? Enter or update your Preferred First Name. Providing your preferred first name will mean that most university systems, including DuckWeb and Canvas, will show only that first name, so others can address you as you prefer. Find this in the Personal Information menu. Accept your Revolving Charge Agreement. All students must read and agree to the Billing AccountTerms and Conditions; find it on the Student Menu under Business Affairs/Student Billing. A registration hold will be placed on your account until you have completed this step. Set up Proxy Access. Give someone (a parent, guardian, spouse, or partner) read-only access to designated areas of your student information. You maintain complete control over your proxy relationships. You are able to set them up, reset passwords, change or delete access, and send messages detailing the access each has been given. Check your progress toward any major: Considering a different major or currently undeclared? The Degree Guide lets you see how classes you have taken apply towards different majors. Use the “What If ” audit to explore your options!

Declare your degree (B.A or B.S): Students can declare a B.A or B.S, or update (switch) to a B.A. or B.S. degree via DuckWeb. Manage your Directory Profile. You can control what information will be displayed in UO’s Find People online directory. Want name only? Name and e-mail? Want to opt out completely? Select theDirectory Profile link under Personal Information to set your preferences. Sign up to participate in the UO Alert! emergency text notification. Providing your cell phone number will help you become aware of any emergency or crisis situation on campus and know how to respond. You can also add two additional SMS phone numbers – great for a parent, spouse or partner! Set up Direct Deposit into your bank account. If you have a refund coming from your Financial Aid award, if you have a job on campus, or if you have a credit balance, you can have access to your funds much quicker if you set up Direct Deposit! Look for the Direct Deposit link on the Student Menu. If you don’t have direct deposit, paychecks and refunds will be mailed to you. 2018 DUCK LIFE |

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Fraternity men and sorority women at UO have a strong Fraternity men and sorority commitment to philanthropy and women at UO have a strong community service. Members of commitment to philanthropy the organizations continueand to community service. Members of demonstrate this commitment the organizations continue to

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Duck Gear (in rain or shine) Hydration is a Major Key Collect your pom-poms, grab those green and yellow leggings and slap on some face stickers – it’s game day, and it’s time to represent the Ducks. There’s nothing more welcoming than walking in the gates to a sea of green and yellow, so it’s important everyone joins in. You can pick up unique, spirited duck gear of all kinds at the local Hirons or Fred Meyer for a great bargain price, or head over to the Duck Store for name-brand Duck gear! Remember: it may never rain in Autzen stadium, but juuust in case… be prepared, and carry an umbrella or a raincoat with you.

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Regardless of the temperature outside, it can be a pretty tiring job standing in the student section cheering your heart out for four quarters. It’s always an option to grab a quick water from one of the many vendors inside the stadium, save a few dollars and bring your own bottle! Pack a lightweight bottle with handfuls of ice and your favorite flavor to stay refreshed and ready to go all day long. Remember to make sure they’re clear and visible, or security won’t let it through the front doors.

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FOR REGISTERED UNIVERSITY OF OREGON STUDENTS

goducks.com/students READ 2018 STUDENT TICKET INFORMATION

TIP: Valid UO students will be able to claim FREE tickets for all other UO sports through the GoDucks gameday app!

NEW FOR 2018: Students will claim their tickets via the GoDucks Gameday App

TIP: When registering your student account through the GoDucks gameday app, include your cell phone number so you can get reminders about student tickets.

In AUGUST - Register your account, with your @uoregon.edu email address, and set-up a password through our GoDucks Gameday App.

NOTE: A valid UO student ID MUST be shown with a mobile student ticket for entry.

Single Game Tickets — FREE

Student Season Tickets

Log-in and request tickets at your designated time on distribution days—usually the Sunday prior to a home game. Mark your calendar! A courtesy email may be sent out as a reminder, but it is your responsibility to make sure that you know the distribution dates/times.

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The student No Show Penalty DOES NOT apply to Student Season Tickets. First opportunity to purchase student ticket(s) for the football game vs. Oregon State and post-season games. Access into the annual equipment surplus sale

All students that receive tickets will get a confirmation email from the Athletic Department. Students will get a text message the day before a football to add their ticket onto their phone. Show your Student ID and mobile ticket at the Autzen Stadium SOUTH GATE to enter. Students without their Student ID will not be admitted into the event.

Unclaimed or returned tickets are available at 5pm on the Thursday prior to the home game. UNCLAIMED AND RETURNED TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE TO ANY STUDENT, REGARDLESS OF CREDIT HOURS. IF YOU CLAIM THE RETURNED TICKET, YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE GAME ATTENDANCE OR WILL BE SUBJECT TO PENALTY.

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Explore food on campus at food.uoregon.edu. Explore food on campus at food.uoregon.edu.

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NEVER STAY BARRICADED IN YOUR ROOM. THERE’S TOO MUCH NATURAL BEAUTY, SCENIC HIKES AND NATURAL HIKES AT YOUR DISPOSAL IN EUGENE TO BE STAYING COOPED UP INDOORS. LACE UP YOUR BOOTS, LAYER ON THE SUNSCREEN AND PACK A SNACK BECAUSE YOU’VE GOT AN ADVENTURE AHEAD OF YOU. Lake Creek Falls Rock Slides:

Located a little less than an hour outside of Eugene, the Lake Creek Falls Rock Slides are basically a natural water park. A small waterfall empties into a swimming hole near the entrance, and multiple cliff jumping platforms with various ropes and platforms at about 25-35 feet are located across the creek. Follow the creek a little farther down for 60

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the main attraction — a natural, 100-foot water slide. Made of gently sloping rock and emptying into a warm wading pool, the “water slide” can be ridden down on a variety of floaties.

Spencer Butte:

Spencer Butte is a Eugene classic. Located at the southern edge of Eugene, the butte is a city landmark — the top of it is visible from downtown. Photos of your friends at the top of the butte will be popping up all over your Instagram newsfeed come sunny weather. And for good reason — the view is beautiful, and you only have to hike about a mile to get to the top (less if you take the West Route). Invite your floormates and have a bonding experience over melty trail mix and beautiful views.

Willamette River trails:

You don’t have to go far to enjoy the beautiful forests of the Pacific Northwest. There are plenty of easy trails to explore by the Willamette River, located between the University of Oregon campus and Autzen Stadium. These trails are easy to walk or run, and are perfect for an afternoon jog if you are sick of the Rec Center. Grab a friend and explore a few, or enjoy some precious alone time away from campus walking by the water.

Terwilliger Hot Springs:

Missing your hot tub at home? The hot springs at Terwilliger Springs are a good replacement. Six soaking pools and a lagoon are located in the middle of the Willamette National Forest, about 60 minutes from Eugene. The hot springs are about a quarter mile hike from the parking lot and it costs $6 to get in. Once you get there, though, you’ll be greeted by six hot springs separated by rock walls. Let’s be real. Your hot tub can’t hold a candle to this.

Mt. Pisgah Arboretum:

Haven’t seen enough trees in the Pacific Northwest? Visit Mt. Pisgah, Eugene’s 209-acre living tree museum. A 15 minute drive or 40 minute bus ride from the university, Mt. Pisgah has multiple trails, ranging from gentle strolls for beginners to intermediate hiking for the more experienced. If you want to learn more about the forests and wildlife of Oregon — and there’s a lot to learn — the arboretum also offers nature workshops and walks year round.

Ridgeline Trail:

The Ridgeline trail system forms a circular path around the southern perimeter of the city. Through a series of large, loosely connected parklands, the trails are a favorite for the Eugene community because of the recreational possibilities it offers. With sprawling open spaces and a natural habitat, the Ridgeline system is accessible through a network of more than 12 miles of trail.

Tamolitch Blue Pool:

Oregon’s famous Blue Pool is home to a breezy yet gorgeous hike, a briskly refreshing swim and the bluest water you’ve ever seen. Seriously, the brilliant blue hue of Blue Pool’s water is incredible to see. It’s a landmark best enjoyed in the height of summer because the pool truly is freezing. If you can brave the chilly temperatures and the drive from Eugene to Sisters, Oregon, Blue Pool is more than worth your time.

The Table Rocks:

The Table Rocks are just one natural wonder of the region. These large rock formations are prominent landmarks that offer breathtaking views of the Oregon landscape. Formed by a volcanic eruption seven million years ago, the land has eroded to leave behind two natural plateaus with great hiking potential. The two rocks are known as Lower Table Rock and Upper Table Rock, and feature over 200 varieties of wildflowers and wildlife. At a three hour drive from Eugene, these rocks are a bit of a trek to get to -- but if you can make the drive there, it’ll be worth it.

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With your UO student ID card, there comes access to some extra perks. You might have heard about these, including free access to many UO events and free fare on Lane County’s transit system, but have you really explored the options the card gives you? You can go as far as 53 miles away from Eugene with the card. So whether you want to see more of the city or get the hell out of it, you can access all of Lane Transit District’s routes with your student ID card.

McKenzie Bridge McKenzie Bridge is a small town on the outskirts of Lane County. It sits on the McKenzie River, and a trip down to the surrounding area on one of the many upcoming bright spring days makes for a great day trip. It’s a truly beautiful area located just outside town. Bring a bike along for the ride, and you’ll be able to further expand your reach into the outdoor offerings of McKenzie Bridge. The route runs from Eugene Station (Bay G) at 5:30 p.m. on weekdays, where you can take the route all the way to McKenzie Bridge.

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area is residential, and a stroll through the neighborhood reveals an array of interesting mid-century modern housing that seems a world away from the cookie-cutter apartment buildings so common around campus. If the UO vibe is getting stale, check out the Whiteaker by taking the EMX to Eugene Station and hopping on bus 40.

Skinner Butte For scenic views within city limits, Skinner Butte is a great spot. Located on north edge of downtown Eugene, the hill looks out over the Willamette River. Skinner Butte is one of our city’s most famous local landmarks, and also is home to Skinner Butte Park, a municipal park. There are plenty of hiking trails surrounding Skinner Butte, both official and trail-blazed, so there’s always a new route to hike through. Skinner Butte can be reached via bus 51 from Eugene Station.

Ridgeline Trail The Ridgeline trail system forms a circular path around the southern perimeter of the city. Through a series of large, semi-connected parklands, the trails are a favorite for the Eugene community because of the recreational possibilities it offers. With sprawling open spaces and a natural habitat, the Ridgeline system is accessible through a network of more than 12 miles of trail. To get to the first of seven trailheads, take bus 73 from Eugene Station.

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If you’re looking to spend the money burning a hole in your pocket, Valley River Center has the shopping experience you need. Many refer to it affectionately as “VRC,” and it’s definitely the mall with the broadest options in Eugene. With clothing stores, a movie theater, hobby shops and dining options, Valley River Center is a great place to waste an afternoon. Getting there is simple – just jump on bus 66 from Eugene Station.

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Event Outings These adventures are staffed by OP students, and focused on creating a supportive environment introducing folks to the many wonders in Oregon. From river trips, lake paddling, walks near waterfalls and sunset views you can pick your adventure. Events require signing up in the OP Office (at the EMU), or at the OP Rental Barn before the pretrip – this reserves your spot! Sign up early as many of our events fill quickly! Find our schedule on our website (outdoorprogram.uoregon. edu), and by stopping by the OP to get your Calendar of events!

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