School of MUSIC
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& Department of DANCE
FEBRUARY CONCERTS
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Wed. "AN EVENING OF IMPROV"
2/3 Faculty Artist Series Robert Kyr and Stove Owen explore
jazz and contemporary improvisation. I p.m. Beat) Halt
$5 General Admission, $3 Students & Senior Citizens
Frl. PHI BETA BENEFIT CONCERT
2/5 Faculty Artist Senes Lawrence Maves, violin, and Barbara
Gonzalez Palmer, piano 8 p.m. Beat! Hall
$5 General Admission. S3 Students 4 Senior Citizens
Sat GERALD McBOING-BOING & FRIENDS
2/6 Children's Concert Series 10:30 a.m. Beall Hall
S3 Adults. $2 Children / Students, or $5 Family ticket
Tues. JAZZ COMBOS I
2/9 UO Ensembles 8 p.m. Beall Hall
$4 General Admission. $2 Students 4 Senior Citizens
Wed. KEVIN LOCKE: Lecture-Demonstration
2/10 Guest artist demonstrates Native Amercan (lute.
2:30 p.m., Room 105 Music FREE admission
Wed. OREGON WIND ENSEMBLE & SYMPHONIC BAND
2/10 UO Ensembles 8 pm Beall Hal
54 General Admission, $2 Students 4 Senwr Citizens
Thur. QUARTET SINE NOMINE
2/11 Chamber Musk Series 8 p.m. Beall Hall
Reserved Seats $7.50 $17 50 (687-5000)
Student rush tickets $4, $7 at the door
Sun. JAZZ COMBOS II
2/14 UO Ensembles 8 pm Beall HaB
$4 General Admission, $2 Studenls 4 Senior Citizens
Tues. PACIFIC RIM GAMELAN
2/16 UO Indonesian Orchestra 8 p.m. BeaO Hall
$4 General Admission, $2 Students 4 Senior Citizens
Wed. "BONES & BRASS"
2/17 00 Brass Ensembles 8 p m. Beal Hall
$4 General Admission, $2 Students & Sew Citizens
Fri. THE WEBSTER TRIO
2/19 Guest Ensemble 3:30 p.m. Beall Hall
S5 General Admission
Sat. "AN OPERA SAMPLER"
2/20 UO Ensemble; scenes tom operas 8 p.m. Beall Hal
$4 General Admission, $2 Students & Senior Citizens
Sun. "OLD WINE & NEW SPIRITS"
2/21 Faculty Artist Series, Anne Tedards. Barbara Baird, Robed
Htadky, J. Robed Moore. 4 p.m. Beal Hal
$5 General Admission, $3 Students & Senior Citizens
Tues. COMPOSER'S FORUM CONCERT
2/23 Hew works by UO composers • p.m. Beal Hal
FREE Admission
Thur. UO GOSPEL ENSEMBLE
2/25 lOti Anniversary Concert—Rickey Grundy, Guest Adist
7 p.m. 4 9:30 p.m, Soreng Theater, Mult Center (687-5000)
$6 General Admission, $4 Students 8 Senior Citizens
Sat. JOHN MARCELLUS, Trombone
2/27 Guest Artist Recital 3 JO p.m 1st Congregational Church
$5 General Admission, $3 Students & Senior Citizens
Sat. BACH'S "MUSICAL OFFERING"
2/27 Faculty Artist Series Performance and analysis by
UO (acuity 8 pm Central Lutheran Church
$5 General Admission, $3 Students & Senior Citizens
Sun. CHAMBER MUSIC AT TEA TIME
2/28 UO Chamber Ensemble* 3 p.m. Beal Hal
$4 General Admission. $2 Students & Senior Citizens
Sun. UNIVERSITY SYMPHONY
2/28 OO Ensemble 7 p.m. BeaB Hal
$4 General Admission, $2 Students & Senior Citizens
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Some may sav this is not a
smart move by Drexler because
he's basically forcing the play
ers who did actually have sex
with the girls stand up and ad
mit to doing it.
Imagine that.
Can anyone really blame
Drexler — an NBA all-star and
former Olympian — for not
wanting his name linked with a
bunch of immature, juvenile
excuses for professional ath
letes?
Drexler and Terry Porter are
the only two players whose
names wore on the list that
have been outspoken about the
whole deal. The other four
have keep their mouths shut. (If
you don't know who the other
four arc, but think you have a
good'idea, you're probably
right )
Now, this is not to say that
the players were totally at fault
here. After all. these girls were
runaways, so you know they
were looking for attention.
They did consent to having sex
with players, even their parents
admit that. These girls were
looking to score just as much as
the players were, and anyone
who argues that is just plain ig
norant.
You think these girls didn't
realize the story they would
have if they slept with mem
bers of the Portland Trail Blaz
ers? They even lied about their
ages to the players.
These girls are just as guilty
as the Blazer players are. They
went to their hotel room, they
stayed when things got hot. and
they consented.
What is at question here is
the lack of class and maturity
exhibited by the Blazer players.
The girls were young and look
ing for acceptance. The players
are rich, famous and, most im
portantly. adults.
While Portland fans jump up
and down, screaming at the
press and the Salt Lake City po
lice department for releasing
the information about their be
loved little Blazers, they should
remember one thing:
Never leave your daughters
alone at the Gap. A Blazer play
er may need a date that night.
Dave Oiarbonneau is sports
editor for the Kmerald
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Former
Oregon Community College
Transfer Students
Counselors and advisors from Oregon Community Colleges will be visiting
campus February 3,1993. Please take a few moments to stop by and talk
with them about your UO experience.
Where: Erb Memorial Union
When: 1:00 pm. until 3:00 pm.
Community College.Location
Blue Mountain.Century
Central Oregon.Century
Chemeketa.Cedar
Clackamas.Cedar
Clatsop.Maple
Lane.Oak
Linn-Benton.Century
Mt. Hood.Cedar
Community College.Location
Oregon Coast.Century
Portland (all).Gumwood
Rogue.Cedar
Southwestern Oregon.Century
Tillamook.TBA
Treasure Valley.TBA
Umpqua.Century