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CALENDAR ON THE AIR “The Healing Connection,” 8 pm, CTV-22 & 29. “Anarchy Radio,” John Zerzan, 11 pm, KWVA, 88.1 FM. Violent Hawaii, 8pm, PBS. OUTDOORS/RECREATION GEAR ride to meet at Alton Baker Park, 10am. 687-0136. 10 M O N DAY ON THE AIR On the Jefferson Exchange – Rick North discusses genetically engi- neered organisms, agricultural and the food supply, 8:00am and 8:00pm, KRVM 1280 AM. VIGIL Women in Black silent American Experience – Citizen King, 9pm, PBS. 11 T U E S D AY OUTDOORS/RECREATION Altair hike at Mt. Pisgah, 9am. 344-6416. SPIRITUAL New Moon Meditation Group, 7pm-8:30pm, learn to turn your mind inward. 344-5538. FREE. vigil to protest war, 5pm, 7th Avenue across from the Federal Building. FREE. Sunrise 7:47am; Sunset 4:55pm Av High 46; Av Low 33 CLASS From Atoms to Metabolism, 6:30pm, Euglena Edu/ProtoTista. See complete description at http://www.proto- tista.org/seminars/winterterm.htm Human Ambition (Russian), 7pm, Yamada Language Center, 115 Pacific. FREE. adults and teens practice English and Spanish, Downtown Library. FREE. Introduction to Tarot, 7pm, with Connie Bender, Mother Kali’s. FREE. Civilian Casualties: Fragments from the War on Terror, 7pm, Cozmic Pizza. FREE. HEALTH Brain Gym, 10am- 11am Tuesdays through February 15, movements that enhance learning, improve concentration, memory, taught by Mariya Masters, Willamalane Adult Activity Center, 215 West C Street, Spfld. $36. 736-4444. DANCE Jennifer Robinson and Luke Adams will teach dance workshops every Tuesday through January, 7pm-8pm, with dancing from 8pm-10pm, Downtown Lounge. Lessons are $7, dancing is FREE. FILM Ofelas, presented by The Friends of Scandinavian Studies, International Resource Center, 7:30pm, EMU, UO. FREE. GATHERINGS City Club of Eugene presents River Road/Santa Clara-Where the Action Is, 5:05pm, Tuesday Roundtable with Eugene Assistant City Manager Jim Carlson, Café Paradiso. FREE. Intercambio: Conversation Circles/Círculos de Conversación, 6:30pm-8pm, Sunrise 7:47am; Sunset 4:54pm Av High 46; Av Low 33 CLASS Basic Principles of Complexity, 6:30pm, Euglena Edu/ProtoTista. See complete description at http://www.proto- tista.org/seminars/winterterm.htm. Watermelons and sledgehammers together are never a good sign, unless Gallagher’s in town. Catch his Wet and Wild Tour at the Silva Concert Hall, but be sure to wear a raincoat, goggles, a hat, boots, etc. Now have fun! See Friday calendar. KIDS Teen girls personal the- LECTURE Panel: New Voices in International Law, 4pm, with Hilary Charlesworth, Karen Engle, Ibrahim Gassama, Room 175, Knight Law Center, UO. FREE. MUSIC Awol One, Z-Man, Brycon, Thanksgiving Brown, The Phormula, 10pm, John Henry’s. Eugene Youth Symphony, 7:30pm, 80-piece youth sym- phony, South Eugene High School Auditorium. Adults $7, youth $3, family $15. 484-0473. ON THE AIR On the Jefferson Exchange – analysis and opinion of current issues involving Mideast cultures from the perspective of a woman of Mideast descent, with Nonie Darwish, 8:00am and 8:00pm, KRVM 1280 AM. ater classes, 4:15pm-6pm, free trial class, Friends Meeting House, 22nd and Onyx. Call Lola at 686-8119. GATHERING Citizen’s State of the City Address, noon-1pm, pre- senters include Lisa Arkin of Oregon Toxics Alliance, Hope Marston of Lane County Bill of Rights Defense Committee, Rob Handy of River Road Community Organization, Gary Gillespie of Eugene-Springfield Solidarity Network and Kevin Matthews of Friends of Eugene. Bascom-Tykeson Room, Downtown Library. FREE. OUTDOORS/RECREATION Tai Chi for Health, 7pm, Core Star. 345-4132. GEAR Show ‘n’ Go ride, 10am, meet at Alton Baker Park. SPIRITUAL Silent medita- MUSIC Songwriter Slam, 9pm, tion, 7pm, video Satsang with Gangaji, 7:30pm, 4th Floor, 5th Street Market. 484-6090. with celebrity judge panel, prizes of free studio time, 21+, Foolscap Books, 343-0113. $3. Open Sky Shambhala meditation group meetings, 7 pm, 100 W. Q St., Spfld. 726-1988. FREE. Souljourns Benefit for Teens, 7pm, Cozmic Pizza. $5 minimum donation. On-going Women’s Sound Healing Circle with Auriel Loux, 7pm-8pm, Body Now, 453 River Ave. $5. 342-3336. Swing Shift, 7:30pm, Eugene 16- piece big band, Roaring Rapids Pizza, 4006 Franklin Blvd. Glenwood. FREE. Interfaith Services, 7pm, First Christian Church, Spfld. 344- 5693. FREE. PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, January 15th 10am Vehicle Preview January 14th 8am to 5pm Featuring a Huge Consignment of Bicycles & Seized Items From Eugene PD, Springfield PD & Lane County Sheriff • FREE BIDDER REGISTRATION • UP TO 300 VEHICLES • 500 PLUS LOTS OF ASSORTED ITEMS INCLUDING BIKES, TOOLS, STEREO EQ & JEWELRY 18 & UNDER DESIGNATED AREAS ONLY writers: 90485 AUCTION WAY EUGENE, OR 97402 541-689-3901 www.brashers.com do you just wanna rock? WRITE MUSIC REVIEWS FOR EUGENE WEEKLY! We are now accepting submissions of CD reviews by local writers. What’s in it for you? You’ll just do it for the glory . . . (These are unpaid reviews, but you’ll get to see your work in print!) What’s in it for us? We’ll boost our music coverage and get rockin’ reviews from the experts (that would be YOU) who know what’s really happening in the music world. Reviews should be between 100 and 200 words, on any musical genre, and should be emailed to cal@eugeneweekly.com under the subject heading: “Local CD Review.” Please include com- plete information about the CD, including band name, album name, year and record label, contact information so we can reach you, as well as a short bio about yourself. For additional guidelines and information, contact Kent at Eugene Weekly: 484-0519, Ext. 26 18 JANUARY 6, 2005
