6 - The Michigan Daily - Monday,,February 15, 1999
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s if back-to-back National Championships
weren't awe-inspiring enough, the Michigan
Men's Club Soccer team is gearing up for a
three-peat in 1999. Of
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RUN OF THE MONTH: The Michigan
Running Club is off and running!
Runners of all levels are invited to
join. The club meets on Thursday
nights in front of the CCRB at 8
p.m. It's a great excuse to work out,
socialize and pick up some valuable
training tips. For more information,
email me at mbmarlin@umich.edu.
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teams like this don't
happen overnight. In
fact, the Wolverines
have been building their
soccer dynasty for five
years, during which time
coach Steve Burns has
compiled a .79 winning
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percentage and taken the team to nationals every year. In
1994, the Wolverines made it to the quarterfinals. In '95,
they outdid them-
selves by reaching
the semi-finals.
Then in '96 they
narrowly missed {\\\
the title, finish-
ing runner-up to
University of
Texas. Charting
a steady climb
to the top of
their field, U of M's
soccer club defeated rivals University of Arizona in 1997
and Weber State in '98 to claim the national title.
A standout in a field of standouts, senior Chris
Coleman has scored 9 goals in national tournament play-
a club record. Don't miss Chris and the rest of Michigan's
champs tearing up the field in A2 this year. If you are inter-
ested in joining the squad, email captain Jack Stead at
jastead@umich.edu.
D o you love playing sports? Do you
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learn more. Hurry up! The application
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What are you waiting for? You too
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Calling All Women Runners:
Nike will be holding a Women's Night Run, a group
run around campus, this spring. It's a non-competitive,
informal gathering of women to raise awareness of
campus safety issues. Runners of all levels are welcome!
Nike is organizing similar Women's Runs on campuses
throughout the country, so be sure not to miss it!
Email me for details.
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ZOOLOGY 101
f all animals in the wild, the unchallenged
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ALPHA Project, in stores everywhere later this spring.
r , ,"1 Hi. I'm Marc Marlin. your Nike student re at U of M. Check out SportsPage for the latest on sports and Nike events around campus. Are you or your team setting