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CALENDAR Adventures on Treasure Island, 7pm tonight and 1pm tomorrow, Majestic Theatre. $9, $7 stu., sr. CORVALLIS EVENTS Guild Artist Exhibit, through April 30. Noon-5pm Tu-Sa, ArtCentric. FREE. THURS., MARCH 31 Bill Beach Jazz Trio, noon, MU Lounge, OSU. FREE. “My Mondrian,” a lecture by Hester Coucke, 7pm, ArtCentric. $4 sug. don. “Boston’s Babel: Andrew Dexter, the Exchange Coffee House and the Perils of the Self-Made Man,” a lec- ture by Jane Kamensky, 4pm, 206 MU, OSU. FREE. Imagine, work by Ann Lahr and Leetra Taylor, through April 2, Corvallis Arts Center. FREE. FRI., APRIL 1 Wine tasting, appetizer and live music, 4pm-6pm, First Alternative Co-op Main Store. FREE. SAT., APRIL 2 Just Another Game Convention, 10am today through 6pm tomorrow, Benton County Fairgrounds. $6 for one day, $9 for two. Super Fitness Saturday, 8:30am- 10:30am, Swanson Fitness Center, Albany. FREE. Children’s Performing Art Series: “Puppet Theater,” 11am, Tripp Theater, LBCC. For information call 917-7777. FREE. SUN., APRIL 3 Tsunami relief benefit with Eric Nicholson, Woody Fitzgerald and Ralph Penunuri, 2pm, Corvallis Yoga Center. Don. MON., APRIL 4 Peter Turchi reads from Maps of the Imagination: The Writer as Cartographer, 7:30pm, Valley Library, OSU. FREE. TUES., APRIL 5 American Chamber Players, 7:30pm, LaSells Stewart Center, OSU. $20, $5 stu. THURS., APRIL 7 Tree- houses, 7:30pm tonight, tomorrow and April 9 and 14-16; 2pm April 17, Withycombe Theatre, OSU. $7, $5 sr., $4 stu. OSU Percussion Ensemble, noon, MU Lounge, OSU. FREE. Latino Americano: Sight, Sound & Culture, through May 1. Noon-5pm Tu-Sa, ArtCentric. An opening is 5:30pm tonight. FREE. attn: OPPORTUNITIES Literary Arts is now accepting appli- cations for the Oregon Book Awards and Oregon Literary Fellowships. Guidelines and entry forms are avail- able at www.literary-arts.org BRING Recycling seeks submissions for the Earth Day Art Sale, a recycled arts and crafts show and benefit for BRING. Submission forms are avail- able at the BRING office or at www.bringrecycling.org Deadline is April 10. 2nd Annual Around the Block Fiber Arts Stroll seeks artists to demonstrate, dis- play and sell their work during the stroll on July 2. For information call 549- 0989. Deadline is April 30. Maude Kerns Art Center is seeking Volunteer Gallery Guides for spring session. Gallery Guides meet weekly to learn about visual thinking strate- gies and prepare to lead school group tours. Other volunteer/intern- ship opportunities are also avail- able. For information call 345-1571. The Downtown Initiative for the Visual Arts (DIVA) is accepting pro- posals from Oregon artists for the next scheduled round of exhibits in 2006. Applications available online at divanow.org/beanexhibitor.asp The Annual Jello Art Show takes place Saturday at the Maude Kerns Art Center. Tasty! April 8 - 30 • Box Office 465-1506 Production Sponsor: Sunday Matinees April 17 & 24 Low Cost Previews April 6 & 7 540 Charnelton • www. lordleebrick.com 4HEô/REGONô(UMANITIESô#ENTERôANDôTHEôô *ORDANô3CHNITZERô-USEUMôOFô!RTôPRESENTô KTHH 6A – 9A The Morning Sedition: Mark Riley and Marc Maron serve a healthy dollop of absurdity on top and a side order of subversion. 9A – 12P The Al Franken Show: This is the show that takes the fight against the conservatives to the airwaves! Al and co-host Katherine Lanpher deliver daily irreverent commentary, comedy and interviews. Noon-3pm UnFiltered: Co-hosted by The Daily Show co-creator Lizz Winstead, Chuck D, leader and co-founder of legendary rap group Public Enemy, and Rachel Maddow, a rabblerousing broadcaster with a doctorate in politics from the University of Oxford. This uncompromising program puts politics and culture through the wringer, uncensored and unfiltered. -ORRISô'RAVESôm ô!MERICAN ô"IRDôINô-OONLIGHT ôWATERCOLORôONôPAPER ô.ANCYô 7ILSON 2OSSô COLLECTION ô *ORDANô 3CHNITZERô -USEUMô OFô !RT ô ô /RIGINALô INô COLOR AôSLIDEôLECTUREôBYôNOTEDôARTôCRITIC &RIDAY ô!PRILô ô ôôPM ôô7ILLAMETTEô(ALL 4HISô LECTUREô ISô FREEô ANDô OPENô TOô THEô PUBLICô &ORô MOREô INFORMATION ô ORô FORô DISABILITYôACCOMMODATIONS ôCALLô ô 3P – 7P The Randi Rhodes Show: Randi’s legendary South Florida talk show (WIOD/Miami and WJNO/West Palm) is the PMD anchor for AM 990. The program features commentary, interviews, call-ins and Randi’s trademark candor. Randi is one of the first female political talk show hosts in the country. There are two sides to every story, now Clear Channel Radio gives the Willamette Valley a voice from both sides of the aisle. AM 'ENEROUSôSUPPORTôFORôTHISôPROGRAMôWASôPROVIDEDôBYô2OGERô(ALLô ", !ñFKPQFQRQFLKñ@LJJFQQBAñQLñ@RIQRO>IñAFSBOPFQV MARCH 31, 2005 21
