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CALENDAR Tibetan Buddhist teachings, medi- tation, chanting and relaxation con- tinue. See Sunday. Tibetan Buddhist meditation con- tinues. See Saturday. VIGIL Vigil, 4:30 pm, Federal Building. FREE. 6 The Sound of Music continues. See Tuesday. ON THE AIR “The Healing Connection,” 7 pm Thursdays, CTV- 22 & 29. “New Dimensions” features “The Monticello Dialogues,” William McDonough, 6:30 pm, KLCC, 89.7 FM. OUTDOORS/RECREATION One-hour fast bike rides continue. See Thursday, Oct. 30. THURSDAY Sunrise 6:56 am; Sunset 4:56 pm Av High 55; Av Low 38 ARTS/VISUAL Nina Bovasso discusses her work, 7 pm, 115 Lawrence, UO. FREE. DANCE Joyel & Company SHOcase dance performance, 12:15 pm, Hult lobby. FREE. GATHERINGS Meeting to back campaign of Dennis Kucinich, 7 pm, Harris Hall, Lane Co. Courthouse. FREE. Meridian Farmers Market contin- ues. See Thursday, Oct. 30. HIV counseling and testing contin- ues. See Thursday, Oct. 30. LITERARY ARTS Al Sandine reads, 7 pm, UO Bookstore. FREE. Paul Dresman reads, 7 pm, Tsunami Books. FREE. Lauren Kessler reads, 7 pm, Baker Downtown Center. $5 don. MUSIC Over The Rhine is CAN- CELLED. For refunds, call 485- 4801. Laura Zaerr, 8 pm, Beall Hall, UO. $9, $5 stu., sr. Hip hop battles feature cash prizes, 9:30 pm, Core Star Center. $5. Michelle Shocked, 9 pm, Wild Duck. $15 adv., $17 dos. PRESENTATIONS Hima- layan Visions slideshow with Brian Harris, 7:30 pm, McDonald Theatre. $10. “Abolishing War: Three Evenings of Dialogue” continues. See Thursday, Oct. 30. SPIRITUAL “The Buddhist View of Selfishness” continues. See Thursday, Oct. 30. Prayer for Peace circles continue. See Thursday, Oct. 30. Eugene peace circle continues. See Thursday, Oct. 30. THEATER Broken Glass, 7:30 pm tonight, tomorrow and Nov. 8, Springfield High School Theatre. $3. Desdemona, A Play About a Handkerchief continues. See Thursday, Oct. 30. The Triumph of French Painting, 17th Century works from the Museums of Frame, through Jan. 4, Portland Art Museum. For informa- tion go to www.portlandartmuse- um.org “Art=Language” Second Annual Enteractive Language Festival fea- tures performance art, parties, films, music, visual arts, “organic wrestling,” video screenings and more, through Nov. 29, various Portland venues. For information and schedule go to www.dgyrlz.org/festival Events range from free to $15. OCT. 31 “The Great Pretender” show features Michael & Blue Suede, 8 pm tonight, and at 4 and 8 pm tomorrow and Nov. 1, Chinook Winds Casino. $10-$20. An opening for landscape pastels by Jane Aukshunas, 5 pm, Mary Lou Zeek Gallery, Salem. FREE. NOV. 2 Simon and Garfunkle, 8 pm, Rosegarden, Portland. $35.50- $125.50. NOV. 4 Dogs, Nudes and Rain, work by George Johanson, Pulliam Deffenbaugh Gallery, Portland, through Nov. 29. An opening is 5:30 pm Nov. 5. FREE. CORVALLIS ON THE road Note- Continuation dates for out- of-town events are listed under the first day of the event. OCT. 30 Paintings by Jerry Ross, through Nov. 1, Marghitta Feldman Gallery, Portland. FREE. Work by Boback and Hoa-Lan Tran, Gottlieb Gallery, Portland. Exhibit runs through Nov. 1. FREE. EMILY JOHNSON SINGS IN FAIRYTALES AND LEGENDS, A FAMILY CONCERT AT THE HULT CENTER’S SORENG THEATRE AND BEALL HALL, UO. SEE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. EVENTS Note- Continuation dates for Corvallis events are listed under the first day of the event. OCT. 30 Corvallis Community Theatre’s Seven Keys to Baldpate, 8 pm tonight, tomorrow and Nov. 1, and at 2:30 pm Nov. 2, Majestic Theatre. $10. Robert Brudvig, noon, MU Lounge, OSU. FREE. one of the most critically acclaimed movies of this summer! -L EAH R OZEN , PEOPLE MAGAZINE - NOV. 1 Corvallis Saturday Market features produce, flowers, nursery plants, meat and seafood, booths, music and special events, 9 am to 1 pm Saturdays through Nov. 22, 1st Ave. and Jackson St. FREE. NOV. 3 Arthritis support group meeting, 6:30 pm, Corvallis Sr. Center. FREE. NOV. 4 “The Unfoldment of World Civilization,” Ron Hershel, 7 pm, LaSells Stewart Center, OSU. FREE. NOV. 5 Corvallis Wednesday Farmers’ Market features local pro- duce, 8 am to 1 pm Wednesdays through Nov. 26, Benton Co. Fairgrounds. FREE. “Will the Green Party Play a Spoiler Role in 2004?” Blair Bobier, 7 pm, Corvallis Public Library. FREE. NOV. 6 OSU Chamber Choir, noon, MU Lounge, OSU. FREE. attn: OPPORTUNITIES Cast and crew needed for upcom- ing multi-media political event. Call 343-2702. The Eugene Peace Choir seeks male singers. Call 302-6186. Volunteers are needed to teach adults to read or to speak English. An orientation is 7 pm Nov. 4. Call 344-3949. OPENS WEDNESDAY! “A SECRET WORTH SHARING.” “ONE OF , THE THE BEST PICTURES OF THE YEAR!” –D S CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR “INTENSELY APPEALING NEW DOMESTIC COMEDY.” –E M , THE NEW YORK TIMES “BIG THUMBS UP! YEAH, BRILLIANTLY DONE.” –R R , EBERT & ROEPER “A SHARPLY OBSERVED AND OFTEN BRUTALLY FUNNY DISSECTION OF THE MODERN MARRIAGE.” –S T , THE ONION AVID TERRITT LVIS ITCHELL ICHARD COTT OEPER OBIAS “ONE OF THE SUMMER’S GREAT DISCOVERIES.” –J OE M ORGENSTERN , THE WALL STREET JOURNAL a new film by Alan Rudolph The CAMPBELL Secret Lives Of Dentists SCOTT HOPE DAVIS and DENIS LEARY STARTS FRIDAY , OCTOBER 31 ST ! BIJOU ART CINEMAS 492 East 13th Ave. (541) 686-2458 www.thesecretlivesofdentistsmovie.com COPPER PENNY’S EUGENE ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES SHOW & SALE This Area’s Premier Marketplace for Antiques & Collectibles Fri: 10am-8pm Sat: 10am-7pm Sun: 10am-5pm Old-time piano and bar Friday and Saturday evenings • Oak, Pine, Walnut & Mahogany Furniture • Fine & Collectible Glass • Books • Linens • Silver • Rugs • Quilts • Fine & Costume Jewelry • Decoys • Radios • Paper • Pottery • Lighting • Kitchen Glassware, Much More! Oct. 31 Nov. 1 & 2 ADMISSION $ OO (good all 3 days) 3 children under 12 free with adult Information 683-5435 Lane County Fairgrounds 22 OCTOBER 30, 2003 OUR 2 3 RD YEAR! November 4–6 • Hult Center CALL (541) 682-5000 OR VISIT THE HULT CENTER BOX OFFICE OR WWW.HULTCENTER.ORG. GROUPS (20+) CALL (541) 744-1962.
