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515 HlGH$T EUCENE OPEN Daily485-4224 ns NEW'! CHECK IT OUT: wwwCREATERC00D50NUNE.com ADVERTISE* GET RESULTS * Oregon Daity Emetatd 346-3712 Performance continued from page 1 from the USA Patriot Act to the 2000 presidential election process in Florida. Goldman said his medium for communication is performance art. “I’m disgusted at the direction that our country is going and that no one is doing anything about it,” he said. “So I thought about what I could do and thought about the free speech forum.” Usually, there may be 50 people when he starts performing, but by the end, there are seven people at the most, he said. Yesterday, thefe were about 150 students on their way to class when he decided to perform what he calls his “Fuck Speech.” “I didn’t even know (DPS) was there,” he said. DPS had a different view. “He didn’t stop his tirade and continued to yell; he was creating a "I'm disgusted at the direction that our country is going and that no one is doing anything about it" Don Goldman student disorderly situation,” Hicks said. Goldman said that his speech wasn’t meant to be directed at anyone in particular. “I was doing a performance that said ‘Fuck, fuck, fuck you pigs.’ I was just yelling...as is my right,” he said. The amphitheater is a designated free speech zone on campus, but Hicks says there are limitations. “People certainly have a right to express themselves, but the University has a right to dictate the time, place and manner in which it is done,” he said. Because DPS couldn’t resolve the situation, Hicks said the offi cers called EPD to take care of the matter. Police put Goldman in handcuffs and gave him a citation. Goldman defends his actions. “This is a free speech forum,” he said. “As long as you’re not using amplified speech, people are allowed to speak 24 hours a day, seven days a week.” The situation with the religious group ended with at least two stu dents filing grievances with the ASUO, Student Senate Vice President Kate Kranzush said. Kranzush added she believed the group was arrested by EPD for trespassing. As for Goldman, he will repeat his “Fuck Speech” on Friday at noon, and continue his daily performances at least until the end of the term. Contact the news editor atjennischultz@dailyemerald.com. FIND THING! IN ODE<LA!!IFIEDS (ROOMMATES,TICKETS,STUFF YOU LOST, BICYCLES, CARS JOBS, ON-CAMPUS OPPORTUNITIES) O OREGON WOMEN’S SOCCER IS READY TO FACE THE HEAT... DUCKS VS. ARIZONA FRIDAY, OCT. 25 - 7:00PM DUCKS VS ARIZONA STATE SUNDAY, OCT. 27 - 1:00PM All soccer games are played at Pape Field. Admission to soccer games is free for UO students with a current UO photo ID. For More information, call346-4461 0151121 ■VM'.'I Hflli Community Center fur the Performing Arts 8th & Lincoln ■Friday ■ MarkSdurtz and Friends with Peter Wilde Bluegrass $16 advance, $18 at door doors 9pm ■Saturday■ Witches’Ball with Land of the Blind, Serpentina Ala Nar, Onomatopoeia Costume Ball doors S pm, show 8:30 pm Admission on a sliding scale $8 to $10 at the door ■ Wednesday ■ An Evening with George Kahumoku Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Master Series $13 in advance, $15 deor, t pm ■ Thursday Halloween with D.K. Iv New Society of Anarchists, Murdahoiics, Blasphemous Abnormality Punk Rock ho advance, $10 at door, 8:00 pm All Ages Welcome • 687-2746 THE CULTURAL FORUM lIPfifllMllfi I EVENTS Early films ol Peter Greenaway" Tonight 100 Willamette, 8 p.m. $2 students, $3 general Tickets available at the door Reeky Horror Picture Skew Thursday, October 31 and Friday, November 1 EMU Ballroom, 9 p.m. $6 students, $8 general Tickets available at EMU ticket office FREE refreshments following show Neurotheology Works by Chicago Neurologist Andy Plioplys Opening on Saturday, November 2 Show continues through November Adel! McMillian Gallery, 6 p.m. Peace. Justice ani Civil Liberties Contemporary Issues Conference Guest speakers and workshops November 11-17, various venues TBA Bonfire Madigan Theatrical string chamber punk Friday November 15 Agate Hall, 8 p.m $8 students, $10 general Tickets available at EMU ticket office and House of Records Tauia Biuse Wacky dress-up fun, with music by Mood Area 52, dance lessons and prizes Friday, November 15 EMU Fishbowl. 9 p.m. to 1 a m. $1 or free with tango costume Exhibits always on display in the Adell McMillan Gallery (EMU Mezzanine), Aperture Gallery (near the food court) and Buzz Coffeehouse Gallery. culturaliorum.uoregon.edu EMU, SUm 2,346-4373 o The ASUO would like to thank: for their contributions to the voter registration campaign n • ' m rrgangriiYiii ARTISTIC JOJCU LlAIR ANiP NlAlL.6 Student Special: 9 50 Haircuts 431-1060 160 EL. 18TU 6T. 0R. 97401 Mon - Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5 «Wher«ohHtKreh» myttfedoggnc? ttl-TTl GV c£ lV Tf£ OAE x/Cq3jQI££g<><B46^1343
