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that he recruits to play at the
Gardens each week and “being
involved with the University"
since he took the job last spring
“I may complain about the
difficulties of it," said Jockers,
“but I realize that doing the
gardens is a privilege.”
Colin
Cooper, con
temporary
issues coor
d i n a t o r ,
deals mainly
with bring
ing speakers
such as
Ralph Nader
and Helen
Caldicott to the campus. He co
sponsors many events with
other groups, functioning, in
his words, “as a clearinghouse
of information” on how to set
up a speaking engagement.
“1 want to try to keep these
events free and open to all the
students,” said Cooper.
General pro
gramming
coordinator
Chris
M e t z I e r
helps the
other coor
dinators put
on their
respective
events, but
also does some concerts, dances
and so forth on his own.
“I have a little bit of
everybody’s job,” said Metzler.
“It keeps me busy, but it’s a fun
sort of busyness.”
Jeff Vet
terick. film
coordinator,
is interested
in trying
“anything
you can do
with film
and video.”
In addition
to showing
films on campus each weekend,
he works to bring various film
related speakers and workshops
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Good friends keep you going
when all you want to do is stop.
Your feet hurt. Your legs
hurt. Even your teeth hurt.
But your friends thought
you looked terrific. And with
them urging you on, your
first 10 lulometer race didn't
finish you. You finished it.
Now that you have some
thing to celebrate, make
sure your support team has
the beer it deserves.
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He says he is also a “resource
expert” for other organizations
interested in running films at
their own events.
Art exhibits
are Lisa
Pascarosa's
principal
responsibili
ty as visual
arts coor
dinator. She
brought the
“Century of
the Lively
Arts” display to the second
floor of the EMU and is in
charge of the Aperture Gallery
near the Fishbowl. She also will
put on the Undergraduate Art
Show in the spring and pur
chase a piece of contemporary
art this year for the EMU's
collection.
”1 wanted to be involved in
the University art scene,” said
Pascarosa of her interest in the
job. "I also like the unique con
tribution I can make to', the
Cultural Forum.”
The experience that they
receive in doing their respective
jobs was cited by all the coor
dinators as the thing that they
valued most about being in the
Cultural Forum. Likewise, they
would all like to get more input
from students regarding their
efforts.
“I'd rather hear what
students want from the Forum
than just do what 1 want to,”
Metzler said.
Of the Forum itself. Cooper
observed, "We have different
jobs, yet we mostly work as a
unit, helping each other.”
Staff
The Friday Edition is the
Emerald arts and entertain
ment supplement. It is
published every Friday
throughout the school year
except after Thanksgiving,
and during exam weeks.
Editor
Kim Carlson
Assistant Editor
Mike Duncan
Copy Editor
Michael Clapp
Paste-up
Susan Hawkins
Photo Technicians
Ross Marlin
Cover artwork
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