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Gerardo Rodriguez sang two love
songs, "Tu Etemo Enamorado" and
"Vida."
"I love the feeling of being onstage,"
Rodriguez said. "You just gotta say it
comes from the heart, you know. It
comes from the heart."
Some performers read poems. Fresh
man Jose Rosales recited two pieces he
wrote One "Helping out " extolled the
virtues of giving aid to others. Rosales'
second poem, "Each time" described a
nameless love and expressed sadness
that he was not with her.
After the talent show, the chairs were
moved, and the remaining audience
members danced until 11 p.m.
Rudy Guerrero, 18, a senior at
Springfield High School, said his
group's performance of "Los Vendidos"
turned out "pretty well." Friday night
was the first time Guerrero performed
the 1967 play away from his high
school campus, he said.
"I thought it was good. There was a
good mix of people and talents," soph
omore Maria Cortez said. "I really en
joyed the last play. That was amazing."
Peter Sur is a freelance reporter for the
Emerald.
Today’s crossword solution
Lauren Wimer Photographer
Sophomore Abel Diaz Diaz talks to the audience before singing at Xicano Xplosion Friday
evening. Sixteen acts performed in MEChA’s talent show.
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No Time like the Present for- Your Goo4 Health
Take advantage
ofthese lively
offerings
spring term:
CHAT—Campus Health on Tobacco:
Students and staff are invited tofbih a campus advisory board which will help design
programs and policies to reduce tobacco use on campus. Call Paula Staight at
346-2728 for more information. Next meeting April 13 at 4pm in Health Center Library.
NRT:
Free Nicotine Replacement Therapy (patch and gum) is available at the Health Center
for students who are trying to quit tobacco. Come to the Peer Health Education Office
for information or to pick up NRT.
FPEP:
The federal grant providing free contraception and family planning services for qualified
students has been extended at the Health Center until October 2006. Call 346-2770 or
fill out the on Jin£ application at http://healthcenter.uoregon.edu to see if you qualify.
Relax and Renew Meditation Series:
Develop and strengthen your meditation practice for relaxation and mental clarity. Join
Jude Kehoe for this free six week series. Wednesdays, 4:30-5:30, April 21-May 26 in the
Bowerman Building Heritage Hall. Call 346-2768 for more information.
Brought to you by
the Health Education Program
at the University Health Center
http://healthcenter.uoregon.edu
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
Boiling Water 101: A Vegetarian Cooking Workshop:
Learn to prepare quick, easy and nutritious meals. Workshop fee of $15 includes
mixing bowls, skillet, and other helpful kitchen tools. PLUS you get three weeks of
hands-on cooking and great meals. Tuesdays, April 27, May 4 and May 11, at 4:00
5:30pm. Call Kristen Olmos at 346-2794 to register.
Class:
American Heart Association costs $30.
CPR/First Aid
TWo-year certificati
CPR Only: April T2, 26, May 10, June 1 • 5-9pm
First Aid Only: April 5, 19, May 3, 17 • 5-9pm
First Aid/CPR Combo: Ap%T7’ May 15 • 10am-6pm
Call 346-2770 to
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