Muftique Gourmet Catering to me Discriminating Collector CRITICALLY ACCLAIMEO CLASSICAL MUSIC A OPERA ON COMPACT DISC A CASSETTE CD's FROM $5 95 TAPES FROM S2 95 343-9000 I 22 flhpearl Building CLEARANCE SALE ON ALL 1991 MODELS CYCLE-31 REPAIRS A CYCLES Come in to register for our monthly drawing and check the weekly specials1 1340 Willamette 687-0288 PLAY Continued from Page 1 J ;11i11 ill bonk uf Revelations Their juiin. \ lakes tir;.ugh a tiimi i lii' ii Ness Hr:, where thrs tmt’t i host of quirks nd . ouitng Uyball '■■lit! i! s tfwged v ttlul < nu lls but II s mostly silly Although Dvball fame up ssilli ihr p|ol of Ral Hrrring himself. some of fhr shoss ■■ details and loirs sverr developed bv tin; plus ‘s «•< pm apply to the program each term After the theater hoard evaluates the si ripts It) see il the plays ran physically he performed in the pla\ house, the hoard schedules the shows for peril r mam e on a first come, first serve basis The theater board typically schedules a differ ent show ear h weekend Snyder said m-.st shows are well attended We io tally pai k it. she said Unit's one of the ex i iting parts about it to have a full house Hie hoard is able to allocate some money, usu ally about $25. to each ploy s producer, depend ing on the budget he or she submits Snyder said the playhouse is the only outlet n, .st students have to show their original works Dyh-all will graduate next sprang and hopes-to continue with w riting and at ting • The market lor writing and ailing isn't so ati-.it. tie said Blit I’ guess as long as there are shows like Iforni.m's Hc.nl, at least I i an Ivopi i:\ m ( m s \s! <) Winter s \ in pusi ti m • fr.nii 10 .10 .i m lu ! p m hi the : M: . !■ • rr..■ l),l s 1(1 ( l.lks i !\ ti,infill ,|! It m K 110 U :.i liietlr Japanese Student ( ){rpi lii/u - tuni .i . .np1. tut>.i i. i: ■ .,i . ifi in tin Van .id,i ( ••T.ti'r ' ’ 1 l ules/li .1! Deu ild.lllull ill till' S ,i li e I u,. i'i .• • VI ' fill. fa! it t ., •. t, •, .it 1 if) j m li, K. in 1 In fji uit) mu nil a ! d.l\ ;! i .it) p III lilt: (id SIT Hi lie. f j d jr i :: : 1 V. . i «-tli i»‘ : ...I.' the pnino I till tin di u ei dll it . le.ten; IS tel ll.l.i; V* ill | ■ . : , ,s Mi;, : :e - :.,i! it. .1 ►. . i. ■,! !i;t! i'f ' t ni : he h: , I ,e.l « lif III' ie; s’ i.I ; A; i I m, i i iei i5 1 )t*1 )K I '• ‘...d S lhl\ less I) I 11 ; s Steles e . .;: -ill :t e- tonight 11 I " in th>■ i M ' l s M .1 ■ i ttf*s , till' !i ni,ty troin 1 0 .i in In p in ! Ml' !-u!h\ ( ,ii t'fi I’l.iiiiinn; .nut I’I.k i* nil'll I Vs :!:t■ 1...J.IV 'll i [1 111 ill 111 K . : . . I" iti li.il i.U 1 |uli sr.H i h n ul ksln>|> . 1 .i i.) ! ip in ,< .. :i,ii !!;u!f I. to I Ims lu su I s I \ r \ our ill'll I (irfrnsr u . . . : . i» UkI.iv Irom noun to 1 i'. i '■>>*> stive a- ne Aan: j p..’;a part> ' The first pefson 10 spot Tanner * tie treated' ‘ *v ;>;> *•••• “ .virm.s Jei'vefed to tfien door couf!e>i ' LTD. Track Town Pin* iv 95 3 the KAVE Then listen 'nat mgh> ,nc hea- Steve re puv the * nmng moment 00 the KAVE •« 95.3 RAVE I'RAC'K I OWN P1//A RIGHTS Con! niied from Page 1 i'H'II i ■■!;•( lr slii i; ki i i,' () i ks said The Clearinghouse is ( uf renl iv inti st iguli ng Inst year's death of University y■ ..! 11;iIf ■ i i. lent |u ng Sdi L Jang, who died in restraints after an trig riiun of the drug Haldol Oaks has organized pro test groups for human rights in psychiatry lor 15 years in tin- l nited States and (.ana da Raised in t Ihicago, he grad ailed (rnii! Hurt ard I ni varsity cum laude in : I T despite being put in psychiatric hospitals lisa tunes V\ hile in college (laks maintains that e!e< troshoi k. without the in tunned (nnsent oi the si a dent, is becoming more com mon, Ulai Is dune at S.u i i-it Heart Ceneral Hospital, where many students .ire re ierr- d for intense depres ston Oaks v\ i!, doa ,,ss humane options that empower the distressed student, as Well as alternative options lor stu dents hoping lor a career in i ounsehng psychiatry t )aks will s|J ,s to:. g!,t at