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Dinner Mon-Sat 5:00-10:00
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Victoria Williams,
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Folk
7:00 pa, $10 advance, $10 door
Josh Martinez and Sleep are:
Tlie tiricharones with D! Wicked,
Lost £ Found Generation,
Organic Assault Weapons
Hip-Hop
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■ Saturday ■
Floater with Deflower
Heavy Rock
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■ Sunday■
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HipHop
9:00 pa, $1 advance, $10 door
■ Thursday, August 7 ■
Georye Kuo,
Martin Pahiaui
and Aaron Mahi
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Heat
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places to cool off and work out at
the same time. Springfield offers the
Willamalane Park Swim Center and
the Lively Park Swim Center, which
has a water slide and a large wave
pool. Both are good places to enjoy
cool water and chlorine.
A simpler way to get cool is to go
into a local grocery and stand in the
frozen foods aisle for a while, al
though it would be a good idea to
move around and act like a shopper
to avoid suspicious looks from store
employees. Other large, air condi
tioned commercial buildings include
Circuit City, the Oakway Center, Tar
get and Trader Joe's.
For those with a literary bent, li
braries make a good escape destina
tion. The Eugene Public Library and
the University's Knight Library are
both large and air conditioned, with
plenty of titles to keep readers occu
pied until the sun goes down. Book
stores are also good places for read
ing, but don't have as much seating to
accommodate those just trying to
make it out of the sun.
If leaving home isn't an option,
then living quarters can always be re
vamped to escape the heat. Air con
ditioners can cost anywhere from
$100 to $850, but will certainly
make indoor life a little more tolera
ble. Fans, which are much cheaper
but less effective, are also a good
thing to keep around.
However one beats the heat this
summer, it is always important to re
member one thing: It's gotten up to
117 degrees in Phoenix, Ariz., so it
could be worse.
Ryan Nyburg is a freelance reporter
for the Emerald.
Montry
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in the first one. But I can't — no, I
refuse — to see another American
Pie movie until somebody kidnaps
the screenwriter and replaces him
with someone with some sem
blance of original thought. That, or
perhaps a bottle of Jim Beam, will
get me through yet another mun
dane cinematic nightmare.
• "Freaky Friday," starring Jamie
Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan, fea
tures an overly uptight mother and
an angst-ridden, rebellious 15-year
old girl who can't seem to relate to
each other. So something miracu
lous and magical happens that final
ly allows both parties to be in the
other's shoes for awhile, after which
a realization takes place and they
live happily ever after in mother
daughter relationship bliss.
Yeah, that's never been done be
fore How about the first billion times
they made it? Here's a hint to the
filmmakers: Count your losses and
give up. The movie sucked before,
and it will surely suck now.
So there you have it, four movies
that are sure to sap the life from any
viewer suckered into watching them.
That is if you take my advice, irra
tional and bitter as it is.
Contact the managing editor
at janmontry@dailyemerald.com.
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