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About What's happening. (Eugene, OR) 1982-1993 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 4, 1982)
Monday 8 Speakers Ralph Nader speaks on “Cor porate and Governmental Irres ponsibility Toward the Public and the Environment” at 12:30 pm in the EMU Ballroom, 13th and University on the UO cam pus. Sponsored by Save Our Eco systems, The EMU Cultural Forum, the Survival Center, ASUO, and OSPIRG, the event costs 31 for students, 32 for others. Bernadette Devlin McAliskey speaks on what’s really going on in Ireland and why at 7:30 pm in the EMU Ballroom, University of Oregon. Cost is 32.50 for stu dents, 33.50 for the general public. Sponsored by the United Ireland Support Committee, ASUO and the EMU Cultural Forum. Radio “Corpus Duende: Echoes of the Spanish Civil War,” NPR Play house Production, at 6:30 pm on KWAX 91.1 FM. Docudrama, combining music, poetry of Frederico Garcia Lorca, re enacted new reports, and the testimony of survivors. EH Wallach plays Lorca. Radio-Thon Kick-Off begins for KLCC 89.7 FM at 7:30 pm on From the Lcffsidc, tonight fea turing the Best of Folk Music. Workshops Landscape Appliques and Begin ning Quilting are taught at Jean’s Knitting ('enter, 2475 Hilyard, 343-9916. Pre-register, please. Modern Hypnosis and trance phenomena will be demon strated by Bob Podolsky. M.S. If you would like to volunteer as a participant or merely observe, call 485-1449 for time and loca Evolution Through Color: Tech niques illustrated for harnessing the emotion through mental understanding, a ritual ex perience, at 7:30, costs 33. Call 484-5090 for the location. Sports / Recrention Mt. Hood skiing or snowshoeing event pre-trip meeting is plan ned for 7 pm in 181 Esslinger Hall, University of Oregon. The trip will be Friday, Nov. 12-Sun day, Nov. 14 and will cost 830. The Mt. Hood trek combines ski ing or snowshoeing with hiking to traverse the mountain from Timberline Lodge to the Colum bia Gorge; formore information, contact SHAPE at 686-4105. Women's Basketball Season Opener features University of Oregon vs. Republic of China National Women's Basketball Team, at 7:30 pm in McArthur Court. Individual ticket prices are 83 adults, 81 students. Season and team tickets are available. Theatre Kennedy's Children plays again tonight at Aunt Lucy Devine’s. See Sunday's listing for details. Meetings Oregon Nordic Ski Club features speaker Linda Knotts on nutri tion and cross country skiing at its general meeting at 8 pm, pre ceded by a potluck at 6 pm at Calway Baptist Church, 4060 W. Amazon. Tuesday 9 Concert Music — Bobby and the Midnites, fea turing Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead plus Alphonso Johnson and Billy Cobham plays at the Silva Hall, Halt Center, at 8 pm. All seats are reserved. Tickets are 89.75 and 88.75. For more infor mation, call the EMU Cultural Forum at 686-4373. Steven Novacek and Gary Bissiri play classical guitar ducts at the Central Lutheran Church at 8 pm. Cost is 84.50 for the general public, 83.50 for students. Runners’ Calendar November RACE ORRC llalf-Marathon ICC Rock Eugene OK Turkey Trot Lowell RK" 100 Valley Marathon Roseburg Dream of Roses Salem Turkey Run ‘82 Cottage Gr. SOS Pioneer Road Run Phoenix Nov. 20 Bike Race KK Couples Classic Turkev Run SCTO llorsefail Beach Run Roseburg MeMinnville lorsefall Beach DISTANCE TIME 13.1M 10 um I OK 8:15 am 7M 11 um 26.2M 9 am 10K 10 am I OK 10 um 9M.ftK.24M 10 um K 10K 10K .P=*m "mens . -9 ** cycle-bi Repair — ! . < 1753 W. 18th 2 687-0288 4 27” Tubes $2. Wonder Light with Battery $5. RALPH NADER will speak on CORPORATE and GOVERNMENTAL IRRESPONSIBILITY towards the Public and the Environment, Advanced tickets at EMU Main Desk. Tickets also available at the door. November 8th 12:30 p.m. EMU Ballroom Students $1.00 General Public $2.00 Sponsors: OSPIRG, Survival Center, ASUO, S.O.S. , EMU Cultural Forum Art Opening reception honoring Kathy Caprario’s watercolors on exhibit at the Warehouse Artist Studios, from 7-9 pm. The Studio is at 385 Lawrence, 2nd floor. Free. Paid in part by the City of Eugene Room Tax Funds. Dance International Folk Dance in struction by Janet Moelzer at the Friends Meeting House, 2274 Onyx, begins at 7:15 pm and costs 81. Request dancing fol lows class. Workshops Career Signs: The Astrology of Work and Money teaches how to use your horoscope to find a career that is both financially and creatively rewarding. Free. 7:30-10 pm at the New Age Center, 1015 River Road. The class is taught by Douglas Bloch and Johanna Koch. Nuclear War: What’s In It For You, a symposium sponsored by the Students for a Nuclear Free Future, begins today and runs through Friday at the University. “Religious Perspectives on Nuclear Weapons” at 2:30 pm in 123 Science 1; “Foreign Policy, Draft Registration and Nuclear War,” at 3:45 pm in 123 Science I; and “Reagan’s Strategic Arms Reductions Talks” at 7:30 pm arc today’s events. All arc free. Etc. County Serv Bingo at the fair grounds Agriculture Building is for ages 18 years and over, and is sponsored by Rotary/Active 20-30 Club. Admission is free. Cards are 50e each, 5 for 82; 7:20 pm. Radio "Computerization Without Tears’ and "Ken Kesey Comes Home** are featured on An Oregon Evening at 6:30 pm on KWAX 91.1 FM. Saint-Saens Lc Jeunesse d’Her cule is performed at 10 am by France’s Orchestra de Paris, and at 12 noon on Matinee Perfor mance, a Beethoven sonata will be featured on KWAX 91.1 FM. Wednesday 10 Concert Music Eugene Chamber Singers per form in the Soreng Theatre at the Hult Center for the Perform ing Arts. Call the box office, 687-5000 for ticket information. Guest organist Bruce B. Stevens will play works by Vivaldi, Bach, Widor, Mulet and others on the Ahrend organ in Beall Concert Hall at 8 pm. Free. Radio Kuhmo Chamber Music Festival continues at 8:15 am on KLCC 89.7 FM and features works by Popandopulo, Mahler, Schnitt ke, Vivaldi, and Haydn. Songs of Hoagy Carmichael are featured by Carl Woldeck on Focus on Jazz at 7:30 pm on KLCC 89.7 FM. Children Stories for ages 4 to 6 are held at 11 am and 3 pm at the Spring field Public Library, 225 North Sth. Speakers Joan Acker, Director of the Uni versity of Oregon Center for the Study of Women in Society. will explore reasons for sex inequali ty in Sweden from 3-4 pm in Room 605, Prince Lucien Camp bell. Free. Peter Maule, from OSU Wind Resource Assessment, speaks on Windpower for the Pacific Northwest at 12:30 pm atUofO, EMU Forum Room. Free. Theatre Oh. What a Lovely War! plays again tonight at University of Oregon. See Thursday's listing for details. LONG ON SERVICE Quality Copies Custom Papers Resumes Thesis Reduction Enlargement 11 x 17 copies Binding OPEN 7 DAYS 860 East 13th 344-7894
