Music duo _
to perform
Marcia Longo and Mark
Jules will appear at the second
Associated Student Gover
nment coffeehouse scheduled
for Oct. 27 from 8 to 11 p.m.
in the community center
Fireside Lounge.
Longo and Jules are a com
bination of rock and jazz on a
variety of instruments including
the dulcimer, guitar, flute,
harmonica and percussions.'
They have been playing
together for about five years
and appear regularly at the
Sunday Market in Portland .
“We really like the environ
ment at the Sunday Market
and at college coffeehouses,”
said Jules. “We really don’t fit
in well at bars and clubs,”
The coffeehouses are open
to the community and families
nk Jules, above, and Marcia Longo will perform at
are encouraged to attend this
econd coffee house October 27 at 8 p.m.
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