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Shakra
continued from page 5
to shouting out practiced words in front
of a large crowd. Expression is diverse
and manifold.
And thus far, these words seem
targeted solely at writers. But what
Emerson touches upon in his essay
on the poet is — odd and contradic
tory as it seems — writing poetry
does not require a keyboard or pen
or typewriter. This is because all hu
mans are drawn to expression, and
it's time to once again make expres
sion a priority in our lives. "The
people fancy they hate poetry, and
they are all poets and mystics,"
Emerson says. Find poetry in the
lowest, the highest and all the gray
in between — if you are a preacher,
teacher, busboy or barista. "The
poorest experience is rich enough
for ail the purposes of expressing
thought,' Emerson notes.
Turn this very article into a poem
by folding its meaning into all sorts
of different shapes.
Aaron Shakra is a freelance reporter
for the Emerald. His opinions do
not necessarily represent those
of the Emerald.
Fair
continued from page 5
Sixpence None the Richer Thursday,
Aug. 14. Friday, Aug. 15, features rising
country act Rascal Flatts, while Satur
day, Aug. 16, brings country chart-top
pers Lonestar to the stage. On Sunday,
Aug. 17, Pepe & The Bottle Blondes
will play a salsa show, followed by retro
disco act Flit Explosion.
For the second year in a row the
fair will feature a talent competition
in the Bi-Mart Activity Zone, with fi
nals to be held on the main stage. The
competition is split into two cate
gories: one for those 15 and younger
and one for those 16 and older. The
top four performers receive a cash
prize and the best performer in each
category will be sent to the Oregon
State Fair in Salem on August 25.
The Extreme Scene venue will host
a Battle of the Bands competition
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two food-related competitions: a Rice
Crispy sculpture contest and a water
melon-seed spitting contest
Fair-going means food, and the Lane
County Fair certainly delivers. Vendors
this year include Ben & Jerry's, Brindi
amo Catering, The Great Philly Steak,
Mission Mexican Restaurant, Wild
Duck Pizza, Jumbo Burrito, Oriental
Village and Coaly's Country BBQ.
With a mix of new and classic
rides, the fair will not be short on me
chanically induced excitement, ei
ther. There are 17 rides for adults, in
cluding classics like the Zipper and
Super Loops, as well as new rides like
the Invertor and the Scrambler. For
kids there are the Haunted House,
the Convoy and the Space Train.
. The fair will open every day at 11:00
am. Daily admission is $8 for those 16
and older and $6 for those six to 15.
Children five and younger get in free.
Season passes — good for all six days
— are available for $15. Tickets are
available at the gate. Reserved-seating
concert tickets are available for $ 12.50
to $16.50 and can be purchased
through TrcketsWest/Fastixx outlets, or
at the Lane Ice Center at the Fair
grounds. Concert tickets do not in
clude fair admission.
Ryan Nyburg is a freelance reporter
for the Emerald.
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BUZZ
Saturday
University Museum of Natural History volunteer in
formation program, 10:30 a.m.-noon, University
Museum of Natural History, 1680 E. 15th Ave.
Monday
Documentary film about the life and teaching of
Dave Foster, 7:30 p.m., 100 Willamette. Foster was
a University art professor emeritus before his death
on Dec. 21,2002. The documentary is made possi
bly by students and faculty from the University
School of Journalism and Communication and the
University School of Architecture and Allied Arts.
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