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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1994)
Today last chance to buy student tickets to Rose Bowl Daniel West (>*gon CM V I t-1 Students must purchase Rose Howl vouchers by 8 tonight. This is the lest day student vouchers and pack age* offered through the Alumni Association will !*• available "'Hie tickets remaining will go into an nc< mint evaluation and we'll dm idu what to do with them." said Steve llelly er. sports information direi tor “At this point, I can't say what's going to happen to them Hut. we re stopping sales of the tickets this Fri day There were an estimated ^.7tK) student vouchers left as of last Monday, a University offu ml said An annount iminnl about remaining vouchers will (>« made l.tw M This may Ik* hitter new s for some students who waited more than J6 hours to sr< um voucher* because they thought the vouchers would sell OUt After the Civil War game. the Oregon football team clinched their position in the Rom* Howl in Ptuilmia That evening. a few faithful *(u limits lined up for Rose Howl vouchers. which went to go on salt' Monday at 9 a m. More Students arrived Sunday Some students bundled up in extra pairs of |>ants and sev eral shirts Tlwy grahl*Ki their sleeping hags and blankets and headed for Autren Stadi uni Other students opted for the warm glare of a portable television and the burr from an alcoholic beverage. “It was like a big party," said Steve Poindexter, a senior, majoring in psychol ogy at the* University "Every one was pumped up with adrenaline There was so much excitement; people wen drinking alcohol and darn ing to music from their car stere os One student brought a com h. TV and V( !K By Monday morning, the line had grown to an estimat ed .‘1.000 students Some stu dents did not receive their vouchers until that afternoon ■pOREST VILLAGp JL APARTMENTS JL> See 'fyt at 'Pa&acteKti Always come home to a QUIET apartment. 2 Bedroom, \'h Bath On Spencer's Butte, Comer of lYmaU 1 ox Hollow. S I: hugenc • 687-1318 Go Ducks! 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Theater students perform Shakespeare at planetarium Lon Bettfneaki Qmgon Om*r frrmakt While most students *|>end hour* this weekend writing five-page putting final touche* on term projects and c ramming for next week's finals. 25 University theater students will lie doing some thing a little more entertaining with their time As part of their midterm grade for a two-term advanced a< ting Shakespeare class, the students will be [lerforming various Shakesjieareart mono logues. songs, dances and improvisations during two matinees performaru es Saturday and Sunday at The Lane (education Servu e Distric t Planetari um The students have bwn working almost nine weeks straight to perfec t individual scones and memorize infamous Shakespearean phrases in pn*|»»nition for this weekend's event And like most other classes, a great deal of time and work was also spent outside of c inss "I've done a leg of outside work in try ing to mem orire all my lines, plus going to the library to look up words in the Oxford Dictionary that we don't use anymore in our common language but were pop ular during Shakespeare's tune." said Jason Griffin, a senior majoring in theater and playing the role of down ljimslot Uohtio fmin 1 hr Merchant of Vrnnv til Sunefin 's performanc e' The i lasses' theatric al performances will relate to Kh/abethan \ n-w s of die night sk\ and lieliefs cone aiming the universe and with the multivisual environment "With the spec ial effec ts that can lie created in the Planetarium like thunderstorms and day and night skies in combination with the live nc tors and actresses, it's going to !>« pretty dramatic." Plane tarium Din* t«r )on El vert said "When we did this two yeans ago wiih different students from the same class. it sold out in 20 minutes.” 1-ast Saturday the students gave F.lvert copies of their monologues and explained to him what type of special affix ts they wanted incorporated into their scenes This Saturday the students will have one chance in the morning to *«*e how the effects work in their m ones before the .1 00 p m show "I'm a little nervous," Griffin said "But I’m excit ed to son how my monologue will go with stars mov ing alxmt my hood. It should lie interesting to watch what the heavens can do for us." Money rais«*d this weekend will l>e split Mw«>n the Planetarium and the acting class, which plans to use the money for future performances and enhancing what the departments needs, said John Harrison, an assistant for Professor Robert Barton, who is teac hing the advanced Shakespeare class this term. “I think it will he really fun." Harrison said "Peo ple often think of Shakespeare ns being kind of uppi ty, but we're making it fun and with so many s< enes involving love and relationship, it relates to us in more ways then wo might think." Both performances will begin at 3:00 p.rn. Sat urday s performance will emphasize the women of Shakespeare while Sunday's performance focuses on the men of Shakespeare with selected scenes from A Midsummer's .Wight Dream. Othello. Much Ado About Nothing, The Merchant of Venice, Ham let and others Admission is $4 for adults and $2.50 for students and children under 12 The Planetarium is kxoted at 2300 Leo Harris Parkway (behind Autzen Sta dium) in Eugene. Holiday decor on display in Eugene homes Sarah Gray f<* Pm Qrpgan (1»<V I Tuna*) Thu holiday season swings into action this wsnkend with the Symphony Guild's 12th Annual Christmas Walk fund raiser held in Eugene. t-or.nl florists have decorated three Eugene Country Club West homes and each house has been designed and decorated in a unique holiday style All three homes are heated on Sand Avenue, a newly developed area. One of the houses, located at (i90 Sand Ave . is owned by Hal l\ and Fred Great wood. Their home has acquired the theme. "Musical Elegance.” because of the various musical instruments that will be played throughout the two-day event Cardae Flowers A Gifts in Eugene, dei orator of the Crent wood home, plans to atventilate the stain ase with gold wreaths and garlands Gold, candles and centerpif* es will In- the primary devices used Carol Eldridge, owner of Car dae Flowers fc Gifts, is excited about the chance to show how affordable it can la* to dtx orate a home for the holidays. "It's a pleasure to decorate this home for such a worthy cause that's well worth the price," Eldridge said. Another home in the Christ mas Walk, is owned by Robert and Betty Daniels, located at 710 Sand Ave Eugene's Flower Home is organizing the decora tions with the theme "Christmas Magic." Basil colors for the house are cranberry and navy blue A sample of professional pho tographer Koliert Daniels' works will l>e on display, while a vari ety of harp music plays There will also be a Christmas shop located in tlie Daniels’ home, where items on display in all three homes will lie for sale l-aurie Brooks-Headley, man ager of Eugene’s Flower Home, said she enjoys the freedom to decorate the Daniels' home uninhibited We ship your stuff home! Tolte advantage of our Student Diacounta furniture, computers, stereos, TV's Insured, custom packing • Boxes for sale Id’S. Ocean f reight. Motor f-reighi "A£r Packaging Store. 2705 Willamette Street • 344-3106 (convenient parking) "We try to do innovative and different tilings, since we re giv en free reign to do what we want. So it might not be a traditional look," Brooks-Headley said. The Inst house on display, the Pyle home, is located at 720 Sand Ave. and is decorated by Sham rock Flowers A Gifts. The Eng lish-style home will display the theme "Floral Noel" and will be designed primarily with Victori an gold, pink roses and floral print ribbons. I'lie Sweet Shoppe, a holiday snack bar inside trie Pyle home, and the Christmas Tea Room will be available for people to take a break from viewing the homes and enjoy a relaxing snack Tic kets are available for $7 at all three florist shops, the Eugene Symphony Office and the Reed A C.mss shop in Eugene Tickets will also be sold at the door for SH Funds raised from the Christ mas Walk will support the Eugene Symphony Orchestra, which is performing at the homes this weekend f-poppiV-s. _y!nark>ll& 'The Land Cast" Tradition*) Gr«k £> Indian Food Lunch Monday through Saturday Dinner 7 Nights a Week 992 Willamette Eugene. Or 974CX B43-966I v j