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FRIDAY
The Northwest Film Center hosts Calling the
Ghosts: A Story About Rape, War and
Women, an award-winning documentary chroni­
cling the lives of two female lawyers in Bosnia-
Herzegovina. Following the screening there will be a
discussion with Jadranka Cigelj and Nusreta Sivac,
the subjects of the film. (7:30 pm. 1219 SW Park
Ave. $6. $5 students, seniors and museum mem­
bers. 221-1156.)
The Portland Bisexual Alliance reading group
meets at Laughing Horse Books to discuss Bisexual­
ity and the Challenge to Lesbian Politics by Paula
Rust. (7-9 pm. 3625 SE Division St. 232-9275.)
New Renaissance Bookshop presents a workshop,
Feng Shui: Renewal in Our Interiors, with
Ann-Marie Crosby-Holmes. Participants will learn
the hands-on techniques of this ancient Chinese art
of placement to create serene and sacred environ­
ments. (7:30 pm Friday, 10:30 am-1:30 pm Satur­
day. 1338 NW 23rd Ave. $6 Friday, $40 Saturday.
224-4929.)
The 3rd Floor
brings maximum
capacity sketch
comedy to the
Main Street
Playhouse, Nov.
18-20. Tickets
are $6 at the
door; the show
starts at 8 pm.
Help the Lesbian Health Project at its Safer-Sex
Kit Assembly Party. A Lesbian Community
Project program. (5 pm. Call for location: 223-0071.)
Lesbians Enjoying the Sciences bird watches
at Oaks Bottom. (Margaret 280-0168.)
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SisterSpirit holds a membership class and pot­
luck. (11 am-2pm. Suite 426, 408 SW Second Ave.
294-0645.)
LIZA! and friends create outstanding celebrity
female impersonations at The City Nightclub.
(10 pm doors. 13 NW 13th Ave. $6 cover.
224-CITY.)
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SUNDAY
Hike to Horse Tail Falls with the Adventure Group.
Meet in front of Lloyd Center Cinemas. (8 am.
452-5680.)
Mittleman Jewish Community Center's New Ameri­
cans Program hosts the Eastern European Cul­
tural Festival. Enjoy music, food, crafts, games
and artwork. (9:30 am-5 pm. 6651 SW Capitol
Highway. $3 per person, $5 per family. 452-3432.)
SisterSpirit holds its annual Croning Celebra­
tion. All women welcome. (6 pm. Echo Theater,
1515 SE 37th Ave. 294-0645.)
eet MONDAY
Neighborhood MenTalks holds a discussion
group for gay and bisexual men in Northwest Port­
land. A program of Cascade AIDS Project. (7 pm.
Call for location: Doug 223-5907, ext. 145.)
It’s Queer Night at LaLuna! featuring DJ Barry
Weaver. All ages welcome. (9 pm doors. 215 SE
Ninth Ave. $3, $4 under 21. 241-LUNA.)
íe : TUESDAY
The Lesbian Forum presents “Woman Vision
Films," featuring All God’s Children, which con­
fronts the religious and homophobic issues faced by
African Americans, and Straight from the Heart,
which deals with parents coming to terms with their
queer children. A program of the Lesbian Commu­
nity Project. (7-9 pm. Metropolitan Community
Church Portland, 2400 NE Broadway. $2. Rebecca
762-1402.)
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SisterSpirit holds a Wiccan discussion. Tonight's
topic is passages. All women welcome. (7pm. Suite
426, 408 SW Second Ave. 294-0645.)
The Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Book Group
meets at Borders Books. Tonight’s discussion:
Dorothy Allison's Bastard Out of Carolina. New
members always welcome. (7 pm. 708 SW Third
Ave. Matthew 220-5911.)
HIV University meets to discuss Home for the
Holidays: HIV and Our Families. Leam strat­
egies for making this season one to remember with
fondness. (1:30-3:30 pm. HIV Center, 3835 SW
Kelly St. HIV U Infoline 223-6339, ext. 111, call for
directions: 223-3444.)
Don't miss the Portland premiere of ¡Aumanto Ya!
A Raisa Now!, the story of PCUN's 10th Anniver­
sary Organizing Campaign. A benefit for national
promotion and distribution of the film. (7:30pm. Fifth
Avenue Cinemas. 510 SW Hall St. $5 in advance
[Western States Center228-88661, $6 at the door.)
HIV University meets again. Tonight's topic: Sur­
vival Skills. Attend this panel discussion on living
well with HIV. (6:30-8:30 pm. Evergreen AIDS Re­
sponse. Suite B, 5305 E 18th St.. Vancouver. Regis­
tration: 223-6339. ext. 111. 360-735-9170.)
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Cascade AIDS Project's Speak to Your Broth­
ers program holds a volunteer orientation. (6 pm.
Suite 300, 620 SW Fifth Ave. Registration: Roger
223-5907. ext. 130.)
Pat Graney Dance Company performs Faith, a
full-evening work in four parts at Eugene’s Hult Cen-
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