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MsSu ad I-Iip-Hop $12 advance, $15 door, 8:00 pm ■ Friday ■ losh Ritter, Sarah Harmer, Griffin House Singer-Songwriters $12 advance, $12 door, 8:00 pm ■ Saturday ■ 10th Annual Witches’Ball with Druid Sisters Tea Party Costume Ball/Ritual/ Afro-Celtic Tribal-Trance Rock $7 to $15 sliding scale at the door, 8:00 pm ■ Sunday■ The Twilight Sisters with Midnight Movies Rock. Covets/Psychedelic Art-Rock. $10 advance, $10 door, 9:00 pm ■ Monday ■ Granola Funk Express Hip-Hop/Funk $8 advance, $10 door, 8:00 pm All Ages Welcome 687-2746 IN BRIEF Professor celebrates World Year of Physics Next year has been internationally designated the World Year of Physics. In honor of this, Stan Micklavzina, a professor in the University physics department and the head “Ringmas ter,” as he likes to call himself, has decided to put together “From New ton to Einstein.” The one-hour show/demonstration is not a lecture, but what Micklavzina describes as a “fun, light-hearted interactive jour ney of physics demonstrations for all ages to enjoy. ” The two showings will introduce physics principles, including many that cannot be tried at home. Demo room assistant Zach Adler described the event as “a whole bunch of really cool physics demonstrations to keep people interested.” The demonstration, which takes place on Friday, Oct. 22 at 7:30 p.m. in Willamette 100 and on Saturday at 12 p.m. at the Science Factory, will in clude demos from Micklavzina and five undergraduates. The undergrads taking part in the show are members of the Society of Physics Students. “We spent our lives doing this in the physics department and we want people to see what we do and why we think it is so interesting. We want to do anything we can to inform the community and help them appreciate physics,” demo room assistant San dra Penny said. The show is being funded by Micklavzina himself as well as the University Physics Department. The show is free to attend, with a suggest ed $2 donation. For more informa tion, call 346-4757. —Dahvi Fischer Huckabees: Existentialism doesn't overshadow comedy Continued from page 11 much going on in the film, from the comically absurd dialogue to the score by Jon Brion. The film’s central appeal is that although it deals with existential issues, it never takes itself seriously, instead choosing to revel in the endless absurdities of how we view ourselves and what gives our lives meaning. This is the sort of film that bothers to ask, “What would it be like if a supermodel started ques tioning the meaning of her existence?” and then answers with a long stream of comic set pieces. While the film doesn’t pack enough of a punch to be a master piece, it gets by on the originality of its concept and the strength of its ma terial. With its fast-paced, free asso ciative feel, the film is one of the most interesting comedies so far this year. “1 Heart Huckabees” opens this Friday at the Bijou Art Cinemas. ryannybmg@ daily emerald. com GOT A STORY IDEA? give us a call oS at 346-5511 J< TvU'.RAi r 2004-05 Oregon Men's Basketball Student Ticket Release Dates ITT r Pay'ng r St S 030 PiCk UP °ne ticket for each 9ame at the ticket offices located in the EMU a total o? 2Ion ST ^ ,CaSeS'tiCketS are distributed two games at at time. For men's basketball, of 2,300 tickets per game are available for UO students. Students must have a current UO student photo ID card to pick up tickets. Student tickets are funded by the ADFC through student incidental fees. P uppunenis ^ame uates)51' Exh. - Basketball Travelers/Western Oregon (Nov. 7/14) Idaho State/New Mexico (Nov. 19/22) Bethune-Cookman/Winthrop/Portland (Dec. 14/22/28)A USC/UCLA (Dec. 31/Jan. 2) Oregon State (Jan. 8) Arizona/Arizona State (Jan. 20/22) Washington/Washington State (Feb. 10/12) California/Stanford (Feb. 24/26) *Pac-10 Conference games and dates in BOLD. AGames contested during the winter break will have at least 305 tickets available per game. Release Dates Monday, October 25 Monday, November 8 Monday, November 29 Monday, December 6 Monday, January 3 Monday, January 10 Monday, January 31 Monday, February 14 For more information, contact the Oregon Athletic Ticket Office at (541) 346-4461 or the ASUO at (541) 346-3724.
