NIGHTLIFE Continued trom Page 14 It is a very intimate environ ment hero, and very crowded Candles sit on the wooden ta bles and jazz posters adorn the walls People can play hack gammon or draw with crayons on the paper-covered tables There is no cover charge hut a $4 pur person minimum on drinks All drink prices go up 50 cents during music perform onc.es. Pizza and appetizers .ire served, us well as coffee spe cialties. Jo Puderigo's is open from 2 p m to 12:40 a m. on weekdays and until 2 am. on weekends Sitting on the top floor of the Hilton, titi Li. (ith Ave , Coconut foe's has a wonderful view of the i it\ There is even an ex press elevator that will take you there The decor is very bright and tropical, although the wall-to wall carpeting gives it away that you're not in the Bahamas There are fish tanks, plastic sharks, and neon lights. The beverage menu is also exotic. Electric Neon Iced Tea is served, as well as drinks called Bench Ball, Silver Sun set. and Blue Caribbean. There is u TV located over the bar and DJed dance music. Club Arena, also known as Perry’s, S5!i Pearl St., is L*.u gene's only gay bar. r "I! you want to flaunt your heterosexuality, go someplace else." said manager Jerry Aldorogy "There are ten other bars to choose from A black and white checkered dance floor is at the center of the i lub with colored flashing lights above "We play progressive, cut ting-edge music," Aldorogy said, "music that they're plav ing in New York, London or L A We don't always wait until it's on the radio.” We play progressive, cutting-edge music that they 're playing in New York, London or L.A. We don 't always wait until it 's on the radio. ’ — Jerry Aldorogy Televisions with artistic, vid eos are on the walls "We were the first pi,a e to show the Kob Lowe video," Aldorogy said The lighting is low-key with a bluish tint There is a pool table ,ind video games Different events are teatured each even ing. ranging from "Wotnyn's Night" to bingo Free condoms are given out on occasion, and (tic bar spon sors ovonts for charity, espe cially AIDS benefits The club is especially known lor tin? dancing, which attracts a mixed crowd (Hub Arena is open from 7 p m to 7 tt) .1 m 7 days a vs re Ik 1 On 12-1.1 High Street. In a lor mot residence, is the High Street Brewery and Cafe, which offers .1 more earthy .it mosphere than the others Ori ental rugs cover the wooden floors, and (he tables, chairs 1 and booths afe wixxien as well Krai and painted flowers and plants decor.Ue the while walls, as do bohemian posters Pizza, appetizers, sandwich es. soups, salads and even bet ter burgers are served as well There is seating outdoors in the hat'k and a tow tables out front during the spring and summer r They serve their own (jeer and wine Irom the l-.dgelield W 1 11 e r y , w h 1 ( h nous for $2 7S glass. half I .irate and $12/caraltt I hey are open Iron 1 1 a m to I a m and noon to midnight on Sunday And it you enjoy the utmos phere and home-brewed beer at High Street cafe. 1i > the East lUth Street Cafe I4H5 h 19th Ave Both piiji es are part of the Mi Meniimn't. pub family that operates small t ales throughout Oregon YVYV Stay with someone you know i ounge: New Masquerade Room Top 40 and Rock & Roll (Wed-Sun) Restaurant: Garden Terrace Exec. Chef - George Ricca $1.00 coupon for Restaurant A ■\^ofcjAcmS 225 Coburg Kd 512-5181 Sew Decor Sew Menu Sew Weight Watcher Tandoor Oven 142-1C)7(> 1()th & Oak (old ( Krrp.trk rfstaur.u TAJ MAHAL Authentic Indian Dishes Serv ing Beer \ Wine OPENING SPECIAL 10% OFF DINNERS f t\iturim’ and ht'altln \ c'get.in.in <//s/ics st\itoo(l, Hir\ am, I lomciihuU ■ Indian dread. 1 um li I I am 2: tO pm Mon-Sal. Dinner »-lt pm Sun-Flairs. 5-10 pm Mon-Sat. The EMU Computer Lounge offers to all U of 0 students, faculty and staff: Computer use by the hour or the term • laser printing • fax service • image and text scanning • resumes • file conversions • disk recovery • and more Computer Lounge Mon - Thur Fri Saturday Sunday 8 am to 11 pm 8 am to 5 pm 10 am to 5 pm noon to 11 pm All Computer Lounge services are also available to all ASUO organizations, University Departments and programs EMU Computer Lounge • University of Oregon • Eugene, Oregon 97403 • 346-4353 An equal opportunity, affirmative action institution committed to cultural diversity. -Vlr «V*r ■w -vlr / heard it through the grapevine... In the Emerald Classifieds Advertise today! A