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Reviews
April fool’s dance
promises fun,
benefits community
By Kaly Soto
(>stunit's, door prizes Sounds like llaUmveun. hut it ••
not. The (Clearinghouse on I Iniii.it 1 R;ght-. and INy< ln.itr\ and
tin- I ,i‘sin a n ( hiV Bisexual All rain e are -.pom.. trim;, the hr-st
annual April Fools Ball at \\ ( )\\ I la; i tonight"
The I l .HA IS looking to expand. ntn The i anmn n it V . V \ t la
Dasmann, the new cu-directur tor l.CBA said
'AV.e are trying to work with the other l omiiiunitv groups.'
she said "We just thought this would he a good props t for
expanding our target audiem e to more than just the i ampus
The Clearinghouse on Human Rights and I’svi hiatrv is a non
profit organization dedicated to ending psv< hiatrn abuse
1 he concert will benefit both the !.(.1!A and the
(clearinghouse on Human Rights and Psyi hiatrv and both
groups are encouraging the ( omnium tv to < elehrate diversity.
according to an article published in U < >11 I hill .Vnv.s hv f rank
(Cardoza
Performers at the hall vv ill mi hide \ irginia (Cohen. Kudana
and Kquinox
(Cohen will tie.it the audiem e to a set ot origin.il folk nnisii
(Cohen, a bn al songwriter, released her first album titled
.\f,n ini; Into Indigo in 109 1 nut her sei ond r>'i ording is due out
later this vear
Kudana. a loi al mirnnba group will add a little international
flavor to the partv as the sei ond uuisii a; guest 1 he hand w e.
"inspired by mirimhn master Dunn Manure a cording to
t ardoza's article and features Mar.lire s w it. Mai ( hi
Finally l.quinox, a vvonivn '-. . entru live pi.. k hand.
will make its debut I he hand consists of Dana \ ion on rhythm
guitar, Flip Mi l.emian on lead guitar. Paul Marganian on bass
Pam Way on vocals and Paula V.idin on congas Vion said in a
telephone interv iew that the hand was "really psvi lied" about
they show and they "had been practicing real hard
Following tonight's com ert l.quinox t an also he seen on berth
Day. April 22. at W< )W Hall The hand will begin work on its
hrst rei ording m May
Tonight's performam e will begin at H (II Donations are
requested on a sliding st ale from S'. to $ ’ If you would like
more information, call •4B4-UHH4
What .1 re the
members ot
Kudana look
Ing tor? It
you re.tlly
want to know
come to WOW
Holt Friday
night in cos
tome and find
out
Donations are
encouraged
Equinox will
make their
debut <it the
April Fool's
Boll This .ill
womyn s
group will
perform some
great origi
nals and
some rockin'
covers In
their program
Eugene
SCENE
■ ALPINE YODELING CONTEST
life Savers is sponsoring a yodelmg
. ;r?est, the grand prize is a trip for
two to Switzerland If you are interest
ed v all I 800 AlPlNf and elet tnfy the
phone lines with your best yodel The
contest lasts through April JO
Friday, April 1
April Fool's Boll
WOW Hall, 8 30pm
Donations from $5 to $7
Etouffee
Good Times Cafe and Bar
9 30 p m
Admission is S 5
Reception for artists Jill
Korynasz and Chris
Johnson
Photo Zone Gallery, 5pm
A little Night Music, Tracers
and The Search for Signs of
Intelligent Lite in the
Universe
Actors Cobare! of Eugene
8 p m
Tickets ore S I 1, $9. $7
Jellorama 1994
Maude Kerns Art Center,
7 30 p in
A donation of $2
Saturday, April 2
Pyramid Breokfas'
Good Times Cafe and Bar,
9 30 p m
Admission is S 'j
Russia land of a Thousand
Places
Museum ol Natural History.
Noon
Admission is $ I
Yngwie Malmjteen
Roseland Theater, 9 p m
(Portland)
Tickets are S I 5
This is a 2 I and over show
Monday, April 4
Power. Politics and Clender in
the Academy, Women's
Writing and Research
Experiences (lec *ure)
Gumwood Room, [MU,
4pm
Fire admission
Tuesday, April 5
Alchemy
Good Times Cafe and Bor,
9 30 p m
Admission is $2
Wednesday, April 6
Eugene Symphony Guild
Mult Center 12pm
Tree admission
CINEMA
THE PAPER
★ ★★★
AA/L*
STARRING: Michael
Keaton Glenn Close,
Manssa Tomei. Randy
Qua Id
DIRECTOR: Ron Howard
RATING: R
RUNNING TIME: 100 mm
PLAYING AT: MacOonakl
By Kaly Soto
CkfHjan P.in'y f mr>r<ihf
Imagine Entertainment is res|>on.sible fur >i mini
Imt of very good films Parrntluxxi. Hat kdmft iiiul
h'ar anti Away, to name |usl a few Now Imagine
is responsible for one great film, The Paper
Ron Howard has assembled an mi redible
ensemble oast for Ibis film Michael Keaton is bril
liant as the harried journalist Irving to balance
family and t areer. as well as keep his pregnant
wife (played by Marisn Tomei), who is on mater
iiity leave from the fictional New York Sun.
abreast of all the gossip at the paper
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