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UNIVERSITY OF OREGON & Department of DANCE FEBRUARY CONCERTS For more information on any School of Music event, call 346-5678 To confirm concert tmes and ticket prices, call the Muse Hot!me at 346-3764 for a taped message Wed. OREGON WIND ENSEMBLE 2/1 UO Ensmbie S p.m., Baall Hall GeneralAdrriswco. 12 students 4 senior aS/ens Thu. UNIVERSITY SYMPHONY 2/2 UO Ensemble 8 p.m., Beall Hull $4 General Admission, $? students A senior afi/em Fri. MENC PREVIEW CONCERT 2/3 UO Ja// Sextet and Roosevr-t Middle School Cho»r 8 p m BmII Hall FRfF Sat. "SOUNDS OF THE SYMPHONY” 2/4 Chddrm s Concert Senes 8 p m , Beall Hall $3 adults, $? chddreo A students, or $5 lor a tarrwiy Sun. LAWRENCE MAVES, Violin 2/5 BARBARA GONZALEZ-PALMER, Piano Faculty Artist Sews /Benefit tot Phi Beta 4 p.m., BmII Hall £5 General Adrossron. $3 students A senior ati/em Tue. ALEXANDER STRING QUARTET 2/7 Chamber Music Senes 8 p.m., BmII Hall Free lecture at 7 15 p m Reserved seats $8. $17, $20, avail able at the Hurt Center (667-5000) Students $5. $9 at the door Fri. FUTURE MUSIC OREGON 2/10 UO Electroacoustic Music Stock) 8 p.m., Beall Hall $4 General Admssron, $? students A senior crtjera Tue. MILAGRO VARGAS, Mezzo-soprano 2/14 VICTOR STEINHARDT, Piano Faculty Artist Senes 8 p m., Beall Hall 15 General Admission, S3 students A senior ati/ens Frl. IRISH MUSIC & DANCE: Moloney, Sands & Ivers 2/17 World Musk Senes 8 p.m., Beall HaH $10 General Admission, $8 students A senior citizens Sat. ETHNOMUSICOLOGY CONFERENCE 2/18 Northwest Chapter meeting 9 am- 5 pm. Room 198 $8, including lunch Call Marts Levy at 346-2852 lor more info Tue. OREGON COMPOSERS FORUM 2/21 New music by UO students 8 p.m., Beall Hall FREE Wed. BONES & BRASS 2/22 UO Brass Ensembles 8 p.m., Baall Hall $4 General Admission, $2 students A senior a Sirens Thu. UNIVERSITY GOSPEL ENSEMBLE 2/23 UO Ensemble 8 p.m., BmJI Hall $4 General Admission, $2 students A senior ciSrens Fri. JAZZ LAB BANDS li, III 2/24 UO Ensembles 8 p.m., Baall Hall $4 General Admission. $2 students A senior citizens Sun. CHAMBER MUSIC AT TEA TIME 2/26 UO Chamber Ensembles 3 p.m., Baall Hall $4 General Admission, $2 students A senior citizens Tue. THE DURUFLE REQUIEM 2/28 University Symphony A University Singers 8 p.m., Baall Hall $4 General Admission, $2 students A senior citizens f Pass it on. (please) Help our uicteiifui recycling program on cam pm try putting the Oregon Oaky fmeraw hack m iti original rack when you ve flmined reading It. Thu wm allow another penon to I read it and/or oe eauiy picked up for recycling 49er assistant tabs Broncos DENVKR (AP) This time, Denver Bnincm own er Pat BowIm didn't let Mike Shanahan get away Shanahan, an hiteot of the offense that carried the San Fran< w n 4‘iers to their ni ord fifth Super Bowl title was hm*<l Tuesday night as coach of the Broncos. Deep down inside me. I always wanted this job," said Shanahan, who succeed* the fired Wade Phillips. Shanahan was Bowden’s first chow e to sut i eed Dan Reeves in 1003. but they couldn't agree on con tract tenns, and Bowden tunu»d to Phillip* instead After compiling a 1617 record in two seasons, Phillips vs ns flr«>d on 1 Vi 20 "Two years ago. I just felt the timing wasn't right.” Shanahan said ”1 felt l needed to prove myself more Now. it finds perfect 1 feel very comfortable with the situation ft was easy to say yes Shanahan, who emerged a* the hottest com fl ing prosjve* t in the league during the C tiers' cham pionship drive, signed a seven year deal believed to be worth a! least $7 million. Hus is a long term commitment on both Mike’s part and my part, a seven-year deal." Bowden said at a news conference ‘Mike will have full con trol of the football operation which is the way I want it to la- ' Shanahan, 42. who served for seven seasons us a Denver assistant, said it was 'great to he bock home again I'm happy to (*« bm k as part of the family. ‘ Shanahan arrived in Denver by private jet Tues day afternoon and was whisked to Bromos head quarters He spent Ihni* hours talking with Bowden. during which an agreement w as mat hed Shanahan had earlier talked with the Philadel phia Eagles ahuut their vat ant head coaching posi lion, and the 4'lers reportedly were prepared to make a hefty offer to keep him Shanahan already was the NFI/S highest-paid assistant at $425,000 a year it was reported in San Francisco that a 49*rs' offer might include the promise that Shanahan would become that team's head coach in three years, at which time George Seifert, now 55. would move into the front office He said the turn of the Denver job overshadowed any other offers Shanahan refused to speculate on potential assis tants. except to sav he would like to bring 49ers quarlerbai ks i om.h Gary Kuhiak lo Denver An NF1. source confirmed Shanahan has con fer ted former New York Jots head coach Pete Car rol! about becoming his defensive coordinator Another possible hire is former Oklahoma coach ( iary Gibbs, who said he has talked with Shanahan within the last few weeks, Gibbs and Shanahan worked together ns graduate assistants at (Oklahoma in 1975 and have remained friends Shanahan's first pro coaching experience came with the Hrom os He served two stints totaling sev en seasons from 1084-87 and 1999-91, mostly as offensive coordinator. In between. he went 8-12 ns head coach of the Los Angeles Raiders before being fired low pines Into his se ion. Shanahan w as fired by Reeves after the 1991 sea son after Reeves accused him of conspiring with John Elway to make game-plan changes. ■ TUESDAY'S TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL SOU THE HNIE AGUE ■ M -M '< >-tAM BA» -AT. 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