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Can’t, don’t like to drink?
There’s plenty left to do
By Kirsten Lucas
i meiaid OoninPutor
Just because some students
cannot or do not drink alt oliol
doesn't mean they are doomed
to the eternal boredom and soli
lode of their dorm rooms or
apartments
I ntertamment options lor un
der-age students, and for stu
dents who preler alcohol-free
r\ ents abound at the l hiiversi
t\ The l-Atr (Cultural Korum
and the 1-All Ret re.ition ( .enter
are pist two organizations on
campus that strive to keep stu
dents of all ages entertained in
safe and sober environments
Ihe 1-Air Cultural Forum
sponsors and co-sponsors con
i erts films, lectures and other
performances that cater to a
wide variety of tastes and per
suasions Cultural Forum stu
dent coordinators arrange and
produce events ai* ording to
their ow n areas of expertise and
interests which include popu
lar and alternative music, heri
tage or folk musii , contempo
r-ir\ issues, performance art
and t iIni
\ri events ( rew. made up of
student volunteers responsible
lor setting up. breaking down
and securing the incuts helps
keep produi lion costs low and
provides students w ith a oppor
tuniU to get involved in (ail
tural Kurilm events
It's a neat v\a\ tor people
interested in concert produi
lion and the entertainment in
dustry to get involved,"said
events crew co-coordinator
Scott 1 ellman. "It is also a
great way to see a tree show
Responsible students are en
couraged to volunteer by stop
ping b\ the Cultural Forum ot
tli e, in Suite 2 of the KMtand
talk w ith Scott I ellman or \a
tasha (Xsborne
lason Miller, popular music
concert coordinator says this
promises to he an action
packed year The first big con
i ert of the year will be a perfor
manic by world-renowned
South African mush ians John
ny Clegg and Savuka. whose
current album. Cruel Cray.y
Heautiful World, tops Billboard
Magazine's world beat i hart
That show will he held on Or t
7th and student tickets on sale
now, cost $ 14.
Iliis year students ma\ no
li< e a slight increase in com ert
tii ket prices However prices
should remain competitive
with those of other local and re
gional productions
Other Cultural Forum events
that students can look forward
to this term are a lecture by rap
hand Boogie Down Productions
member kRS-1, who will he
speaking about mu.sk censor
ship and racism on Oct 24
Oregonian Johanna Priestlv.
one of the United States' top
animators, will he lecturing,
showing clips and discussing
her te< hniques on Nov 2!l
Tentatively scheduled are
folk m u s i c c o n ce r t s b \
Chasikinakuy. music of the An
des; Gruppa Yabloko, tradition
al and contemporary Russian
music : Holly Near, political
consc iousness music: and
Canadian si ngor- son gw ri lei
I erron. Beginning this (.ill. the
Cultural Forum's heritage mu
sir crew is also planning an
open stage coffee house lor the
I 'niversitv community
During registration week the
Cultural Forum will be present
ing the lilnis /aus. Montt l'\
thou l.ivr .it tin• Hollywood
Howl. .Animal House and
Hr.i\ v Mrt.il lor a spec lal stu
dent admission price of S2. A
tall term film schedule will he
available at registration
Anothei venue ol alcohol
free entertainment can he found
in the MM 11 Rec reation Center
hoc ated on the ground floor ol
the F Ml near the Campus
< lop\ (tenter, the rec center pro
vides video games, billiards,
pingpong, foosball. howling
and table games in a safe and
welcoming environment
The recreation center's video
arcade otters the latest in video
and pinball games It currently
features such favorites as
M AX. a non-violent brain teas
er; Hard Driving, a twelve
thousand dollar driving ma
chine with superior graphics
and feedhnc k system; and Final
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