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Jim Masi Band (Bluest al Good Times 9 30pm
Earth Force* (WorW Beat) al Taylors 9pm
Iren# Farrera Tropical Band (Latin World Beal'
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Club Foot Orchestra perform* lfc« accompani
mertf lo silent turn classics al iho WOW Hail
8 30pm doors open, show si arts at 9pm
Dr Timothy Leary ’How to Operate your Braid *
South Eugene High School Audrtortum 8pm
Saturday, November 14
I'm MhI Hand (Blues) ill Good Tmn 9 3C*>m
piouffee (Catun Rock) al Taylor's 9pm
Wayne Horvltz * PlgperVStymle (AH Hr* ki al
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Sunday, November 15
Can* and Banda al John Henry's Hr**) 3 CSfB
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William. Black Ros«3 Caribbean Beal Muftipto
Sarcasm and Boogie Palrol Express f ood drive
lo benetil Eugene Emergency Famiy Shelter upen
Monday, November 16
The Debu*»y Trio al UO Boa* Concert Hall 8pm
Rooster * Blues Jam at Good I m«* 9 JOprn
Oswald Five-O/Runlmeyer/Pant* (AS Rock) al
John Henry's 10pm
Jim Landry (AcousJK) al Taylor's 9pm
Tuesday, November 17
Walkar T Ryan (Blues) at John Henry s 10pm
Reverend Ho don Heal wl Guardian* of
American Morality (Hock) al Good Times
|i 30pm
'Local Hero (Acoustic) al Taylor's 9pm
Sugar Beet* (Bluegrasst al Ostoerl s 8 3<pm
Wednesday, November 18
Walker T Ryan (Blues) al De*>ert s 8 30pm
New Rider* of the Purple Sage i F>syc!>eUe*<
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Thursday. November 19
Club Dead w/Trtple Vision, hosted by
Downtown Deb (Capettaj include* 'Gralelul
videos' and 'Dead tapes.' al Good Times 9 30pm
The Hare .An Rock) al Taylor's 9 30pm
Osgood SlaugWeriMotorgoat/Villag* idle* al
John Henry's 10pm
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In the 1‘itiOs. Timothy Leary coined
the phrase, "Turn on. tune in. drop out
In the 1990s. Leary is still tolling us to
turn on. but this time It's to the computer
screen
Leary vs ill be presenting a
IectureAJemrmstration of electronii: mind
expansion arm viriuai
rcalil’ tonight in the
South Eugene High
School Auditorium
The performance,
entitled, "How To
uperatc i our uram, was ursigneu m
empower individuals to "think for them
selves ami question authority
In case vou believe that Leary is |ust
another quai k new-age hippie, think
again Leary earned a doctorate in psy
chology at the University of California.
Berkeley In 11)5'). he was appointed to
the faculty of Harvard University to
introdur e new methods for correcting
behavior
For three years, Leary was the director
of the Harvard Psychedelic Research
Project While involved with this prnjei t,
he began his clinical study of psychedel
ic drugs,
"Mr interest has always been the
brain," Leary said in a phone interview
He emphasized that the use of drugs is
lust one of the ways to activate the brain,
the other two being meditation and elec -
tronic lights and sounds
"All I a<lvim ale is that people learn to
operate their mind and brain," Leary
said
Leary referred to the writings of l‘H>Os
author Marshall McLuhan. who predict
ed that “electrons are the best way to
communicate one mind to another, one
brain to another "
During his research at Harvard in the
lVifiOs, Leary discovered that light shows
could produce the same effect on the
brain as the use of psychedelics
Leary said he believes that the brain
lives off light and that people starve their
brains of this necessary light His
research has progressed through to the
1990s, and he is now able to make use of
Uxiay's technology.
Through the usr of computers and C.D
KOM, Leary i\ able to produce what he
trrms 'designer hallucinations "
l.rarv thro combines the "hallurina
terns'' to form a "hyperdelic video The
goals of thr video arc to “induce or stun
ulatr the LSD trip and to describe and
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Leary will bo coming into town
Thursday "to hang out with kesev
Leary said that it Mills icons such as ken
kesey, Allen llinsburg or William S
Burroughs remain his favorite people
and "philosophic heroes
Leary said he doesn t believe that they
are capitalizing on their past notoriety
because they continue to advance their
thinking into the modern age as he has
He noted a computer model that novelist
Kesev has rei ently developed
Leary proved how up-to-date lie is by
commenting on new music He said that
his work and that of his friends is sam
pled by "those Seattle grunge bands "
According to his biography. Leary has
become the leader of the "futurist mov e
ment He is the president of a company
called Kutique, Ira (Kutique is the oppo
site of antique. Leary said.) Many articles
have boon written in the past few years
heralding the coining of virtual reality, a
field that Leary pioneered
He has also formed a partnership with
I’svchick TV. an acid-house techno
music group that recently moved to San
Francisco from England The group pro
duced the audio visuals that Leary will
use in Ins performance
The demonstration will begin at it p m
The cost is Sf for IK) students and SH fur
the general public Leary called the per
formance u "reunion or celebration He
said that it will he a lot of fun and have a
nice sense of getting together
"It's a wonderful feeling of people
linking their minds and brains together.'
he said
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