Calendar
FOR THE WEEK OF JAN. 13 -19
FILM
THURSDAY
Hammett 1 Cinema 7 7 30 and 9 30 p m $3
FRIDAY
Mad Max 180 PLC 7 and 8 45 p m $150
Hammett (See Thursday s listing)
SATURDAY
Diner" 150 Geology 7 and 9 p m $1 50
Northwest Film Festival Cinema 7 4 p m $2
Hammett (See Thursday's listing)
SUNDAY
Who s Afraid of Virginia Woolf7 180 PLC 7 p m
$1 50
■ Hammett" Cinema 7 2, 7 30 and 9 30 pm $2 50
matinee, $3 evening
MONDAY
Hammett (See Thursday s listing)
TUESDAY
Hammett" (See Thursday s listing)
WEDNESDAY
Northwest Filmmakers Film Fest 83 150 Geology 7
p m $1 50
Hammett" (See Thursday s listing)
MUSIC
THURSDAY
Brass Day featuring concerts and clinics with the UO
Brass Choir and other brass performance groups and
faculty Call 686-5678 for lurlher information
The Chicago Brass Quintet Soreng Theatre. Hult
Center for the Performing Arts 7 30 p m Call 687 5000
Lone Star Cafe and Bar Micheal John. Kimberly and
Special Delivery Band 9pm
New Shilo Inn Rosco 9pm
Jazz Album Preview KLCC-FM 89 7 9 p m
FRIDAY
Master s Degree Recital with Hiawatha, composition
Beall Concert Hall 8pm Free
Country Joe McDonald and the Manzanita Band plus
a Light Show Community Center for the Performing Arts
8th and Lincoln 9 30pm $5
Homefried Trurkstop Peter Thomas Dinner
Duffy's Final performance of Rock Band 9 45 p m
Cover
Lone Star Cafe and Bar (See Thursday s listing)
New Shilo Inn (See Thursday s listing)
Classical Album Preview KLCC-FM 89 7 8:30 a m
Just Folks KWAX-FM. 91 1 9 30pm
Modern Mono KLCC-FM. 89 7 11 30 p m
SATURDAY
Clarinet Day including faculty recitals and master
classes Call 686-3772 tor further info
Country Joe McDonald (See Fridays s listing)
Homefried Truckstop Eagle Park Slim Breakfast
Dutty s (See Friday s listing)
The Oregon Symphony Silva Hall. Hult Center (or the
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Performing Arts 8 30 p m Ceil 687-5000 tor tickets and
further information
Lone Star Cate and Bar (See Thursday s listing)
New Shildlnn (See Thursday s listing)
The Metropolitan Opera Mozart's Tdomenco "
KWAX-FM. 91 1 11 a m
Blackberry Jam KLCC-FM, 89 7 6 pm
A Prairie Home Companion KLCC-FM 89 7 7 pm
SUNDAY
Laurie Brown and Bob McIntosh Gerlinger Lounge 7
pm $2 50 general $2 UO students
Homefried Truckstop Tree People Breakfast Leota
Rae Dinner
Lone Star Cate and Bar Mesa 7 p m
Mist Covered Mountain. KLCC-FM, 89.7 9 p.m
MONDAY
An Evening ot Original Music by Local Songwriters,
featuring Heidi Boenke, Emmy Fox, Jim Guthrie. Percy
Hilo Rob and Laurie. Gary Parks, Sam Ridgebear. and
Barbara Turrill Homefried Truckstop 7 30pm Free
Lone Star Cafe and Bar (See Sunday s listing)
From the Leftside Richie Havens KLCC-FM 89 7
7 30 p.m
New Dreamers KLCC-FM. 89 7. 11 p m
TUESDAY
Homefried Truckstop Banning Eyre Dinner
Lone Star Cafe and Bar (See Thursday's listing)
WEDNESDAY
Homefried Truckstop John and Paul Dinner
Lone Star Cafe and Bar (See Thursday's lisitng)
THEATER
"The Misanthrope" Arena Theatre. Villard Hall Jan
13-15. 20-22, 27-29 8 pm $2 Call 686-4191 for
reservations
A Slight Ache" and ' Birdbath performed by AORTA
(Autonomous Oregon Repertory Theatre Actors) Com
munity Center tor the Performing Arts, 8th and Lincoln
Jan 13, 19. and 20 8 30pm $3
"On the Edge" Held over The Brass Rail, Fourth
Avenue and Willamette Street, across from Amtrak Jan
14 15, 21, and 22 10 p m $2 Original comedy, music,
and improvisations. Call 342-2298 for reservations
A Canticle for Leibowitz. Part 10" KLCC-FM, 89 7
Thursday 7 30 p m
"Star Wars Death Star's Transit" KWAX-FM. 91 1
Saturday 6pm
A Canticle for Leibowitz" KWAX-FM, 91.1. Saturday
6 30 p m
DANCE
SATURDAY
A ContraDance. with the Oregon Country Dance
Orchestra Willard School, 2855 Lincoln Street 8-11
p m $2 50 general, $2 Eugene Folklore Society
A
Photo by Dave Kao
Alceste (Robert Barton) attempts to not look too interested in Cleimene (Melanie
Leslie) in "The Misanthrope," playing the next three weekends at the University's
Arena Theatre.
members AM dances wMI be taught
MISCELLANEOUS
THURSDAY
Poland Country in Disarray' lecture by Joseph
Fiszman, Political Science Eugene Conference Center
8 pm
FRIDAY
The Electronic Mural, featuring HiFi sound and
HiTech, multi-monitor visuals Willamette Science and
Technology Center 8 p m $2 adults. 75 cents children
under 12. includes admission to other WISTEC shows
This performance is especially for teens
SATURDAY
The Electronic Mural 12-5 p m Continuous
performances for the whole family (See Friday s listing)
Winter Skies' at I pm "To Worlds Unknown'' at 3
p m Planetarium Shows at Willamette Science and
Technology Center $1 adults, 50 cents students and
senior citizens
SUNOAY
Rajneesh Quiet Meditation and Bioenergetics Work
shop Mandip Raineesh Meditation Center Call
343-8516 for further information
TUESDAY
The Arts at the Turn of the Century Music" lecture
demonstration by Eugene Symphony Music Director
William McGiaughlin and members of the Eugene
Symphony Orchestra Community Room, Hult Center for
the Performing Arts 10 a m $6
WEDNESDAY
An Introdution to the Meditations and Taped Dis
courses of Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh Mandip Rajneesh
Meditation Center Call 343-8516 tor further information
Art Access KWAX-FM, 91 11145am
CONTINUING
Willamette Science and Technology Center Lux
Humana (The Light of Man)' holography exhibit by Artie
Conner Through January Photographs of Steam
Rail roading Through Jan 15 Admission into WISTEC
is $1 adults, 50 cents students and senior citizens
Art and Applied Design Dept . Lane Community
College Paintings by Kathy Caprario Through Jan 21
Project Space 39 E 10th Recent Developments
Second Annual Northwest Photography Exhibit
Through Jan 28
Aperture, EMU Mam Lobby Photographs by Mark Lim
Through January
Artists' Union. 985 Willamette Members' Group Show
with self-portrait theme Through January
Keystone Cafe. 395 W 5th Photographs by Larry
Edward Gelled Through January
McDonald Gallery, 417 High Street Photogiaphs by
Ed Vliek Through January
Photography at Oregon Gallery, UO Art Museum
Photographs by Academy Award winner Lou Stoumen
Through January
UO Art Museum Paintings by Henk Pander and
Adists by Artists Through Feb 20
Artworks, 5th Street Public Market Recent serigraphs
by Mike Harris Through February
Compiled by Bob Webb
Campus events: 686-INFO, tape 651
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ANNUAL FUND
TELEFUND RESULTS
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The first Annual Fund Telefund designed to call alumni across the United States was a tremendous success. Alumni, faculty,
staff, parents and student volunteers raised a total of $45,171 from 2,374 alumni pledges.
The key to this year’s successful telefund was the 368 volunteers who gave their time to assist with this effort. Five of the
evenings were staffed with alumni, faculty, staff and parents. Eighteen of the calling nights were staffed with volunteers from thirty
student organizations on campus. _ , , . , . ...
The student organizations were competing for cash prizes of $100, $75 and $50 for the most pledges received in one nig it.
Some groups worked together during an evening in hopes of coming up with the most pledges and splitting the prize. The results
were:
Student Organization No.
Delta Delta Delta
Alpha Phi Omega/Circle K Club
Mortar Board / Druids
SURC
New Student Host Program
SEARCH / Journalism Peer Advisors / GALA
Phi Delta Theta / Delta Gamma
IFC / Panhellenic / Greek Activities Council
Kappa Kappa Gamma
. Phi Kappa Psi / Alpha Chi Omega
As the above figures indicate, Delta Delta Delta won first place with 168 pledges. Alpha Phi Omega and Circle K Club will
split the second place prize with 162 pledges. And, Mortar Board and Druids won third place with 145 pledges. Congratulations
for a job well done. , . „ . r. . »,
Special thanks go to Mr. Walter N. McLaughlin, Director of Business Affairs, and his staff for allowing us to use the first floor
of Oregon Hall to make our calls. Your patience and willingness to help with this program was most appreciated.
I also want to thank the College of Human Development and Performance, the Athletic Department and the Department of
Military Science for helping recruit volunteers from their departments. Your extra effort really paid off.
Sincerely,
Pledges
168
162
145
123
122
116
109
107
99
91
Pledges
90
90
81
80
70
69
38
36
Student Organization
Public Relations Student Society of America /
Society of Professional Journalists / Women in
Communication
Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship
Alpha Omicron Pi
ASUO / Sigma Nu
Alpha Lambda Delta / Phi Eta Sigma
ASUO
Advertising Club
Black Student Union
L—/Joseph A. Farmer
Annual Fund Director
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