CALENDAR
SPIRITUAL Foundations of Raja
Yoga Meditiation, 7pm, 175 E. 31st
Ave. Reservations required at 343-
5252. FREE.
VIGIL “Women in Black Standing
for Peace,” 5pm-5:30pm, 7th
Avenue & Pearl St. FREE.
Lindsey Reynolds gives a slide show
lecture featuring her photography,
shown here, in honor of World AIDS
Day Tuesday at the
Downtown Library.
Italian Champagne Brunch
Sunday Afternoons
11:00am-2:30pm
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Smooth Jazz
f rom 11-2 featuring
T U E S D AY
Paul Biondi (Woodwinds)
& Mark Haggard (Piano)
Sunrise 7:26am; Sunset 4:36pm
Av High 48; Av Low 35
DANCE BREAK! The Urban Funk
Spectacular, 7:30pm, Hult Center.
$14-$28; stu., sr. $4 off.
GATHERINGS World AIDS Day:
Face to Face, a slide show and talk
with public health educator and
photographer Lindsey Reynolds,
6:30pm, Downtown Library. FREE.
Many Rivers Sierra Club social
event, discuss what’s happening
and what can be done about the
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge,
6:30pm, Indigo District. Debra,
554-6979. FREE.
Toastmasters International Club
#8553, “Toast of South Hills”
meeting, speaking and leadership
training organization, 7pm, Unity
of the Valley. Dan, 344-2301.
Guests free; membership fee
dependent on month of joining.
LECTURE “Where the Buffalo
and the Camel Roamed: Oregon’s
Earliest High Desert Occupants,”
an Oregon Chautauqua program
with Dennis L. Jenkins, 10am,
Baker Downtown Center. FREE.
LITERARY ARTS Bob Welch
reads from My Oregon, 7pm,
Knight Library, UO. FREE.
MUSIC Collegium Musicum, 7pm,
Collier House, UO. FREE.
LCC Concert and Chamber Choirs
and Spectrum Vocal Jazz, 7:30pm,
Performance Hall, LCC. $2-$4 don.
Oregon Wind Ensemble, 8pm, Beall
Hall, UO. $5, $3 stu., sr.
The New Mastersounds, Disco
Organica, 9pm, WOW Hall. $7.
ON THE AIR “The Jefferson
Exchange” discusses the psycho-
logical needs of victims of disas-
ters with psychology professor
Patricia Kyle, 8am and 8pm, KRVM
1280 AM.
“Alternative Radio” features
Robert Fisk and Araxie Barsamian
on “The Armenian Genocide,”
6:30pm, KLCC 89.7 FM.
“UO Today”
Monday.
continues.
See
SPIRITUAL Bruno Groening
Sandman: The Rappin’ Cowboy,
9pm, Cozmic Pizza. $5.
30
WEDNESDAY
Sunrise 7:27am; Sunset 4:36pm
Av High 48; Av Low 35
ARTS/VISUAL MusEvening!
Gallery Talk: “Status and Authority
in Late Imperial China,” Charles
Lachman, curator of Asian art,
6pm, Jordan Schnitzer Museum of
Art. FREE.
DANCE Dance Quarterly, 7pm,
Dougherty Dance Theatre, UO.
FREE.
FILM The Captivating Star of
Happiness (Russian with English
subtitles), 7pm, 111 Pacific, UO.
FREE.
Fury for the Sound: The Women at
Clayoquot (Canada), 7pm, 180 PLC,
UO. FREE.
GATHERINGS
“Sexual
Orientation, Gender Identity and
the Bible … Where Are You?,” local
clergy speak out in an interfaith
panel discussion on “The
Connection: The Bible and Human
Rights,” noon, 226 Building 19, LCC.
463-3245. FREE.
Center for the Study of Women in
Society grants question & answer
seminar with Judith Musick, asso-
ciate
director,
noon,
330
Hendricks, UO. FREE.
Neighborhood Night, a grand
opening celebration with activities,
kids’ workshop, prize giveaways
and more, 6pm, Home Depot, 800
Seneca Rd. FREE.
LECTURE
"Slavery, Civilian
Killings, Rape and Other Violations
as Counterinsurgency Tactics in
Sudan's Conflict, 1983-2005," Jok
Madut Jok, 4pm, Gerlinger Hall,
UO. FREE.
LITERARY ARTS Jennifer Leo
discusses and signs The Thong
Also Rises, 7pm, Barnes & Noble.
FREE.
Circle of Friends community hour,
7pm, EWEB. Register with Phyllis,
684-6798. FREE.
MUSIC
VIGIL “Practicing Being Peace,”
University Symphony, 8pm, Beall
Hall, UO. $5, $3 stu., sr.
silent meditation, 8:15am-8:45am,
Federal Building. FREE.
Michael and Aya
Cockram, 6pm, Cozmic Pizza.
FREE.
Garaj Mahal, Eleven Eyes, 9pm,
WOW Hall. $12 adv., $15 dos.
ON THE AIR “The Jefferson
Exchange” features David Shenk,
author of The Forgetting:
Alzheimer’s: Portrait of an
Epidemic, 8am and 8pm, KRVM
1280 AM.
“UO Today”
Monday.
continues.
See
SPIRITUAL
Green
Tara
Commentary and Practice (Part I)
with Tulku Jigme Thrinley Rinpoche,
6:30pm, Nyen-Gyud Samten Choe
Ling Tibetan Buddhist Study and
Meditation Center. 554-9696. $10-
$15 sug. don.
Validated Parking Available
VIGIL Faith in Action and
Progressive Responses Peace
Vigil, 4:30pm-5:30pm, Federal
Building. FREE.
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THURSDAY
Sunrise 7:28am; Sunset 4:35pm
Av High 48; Av Low 35
ARTS/VISUAL Artists in the
Round Holiday Art Show and Sale,
work by Vickie Neville, Susan Klein
and others, noon-7pm today,
tomorrow and Dec. 3, 8-10 and 15-
17, 92 E. Broadway. FREE.
FILM Sin City, 7pm,
Willamette, UO. FREE.
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GATHERINGS
Women’s
Business Network monthly meet-
ing with member profiles, network-
ing and buffet lunch, 11:45am,
Eugene Hilton. Reservations at
984-8778. $15, $12 members.
Brethren Community Services
International Gift Sale, fair trade
items from developing countries
including jewelry, linens, toys, bas-
kets and more, 4pm-7pm today,
10am-6pm tomorrow and 10am-
3pm Dec. 3, Springfield Church of
the Brethren. 726-8125.
Candlelight vigil and rally to bring
attention to the plight of women
around the world regarding vio-
lence and AIDS, 5pm, Federal
Courthouse. FREE.
Parenting Info Night: Mothers
Taking Care of Ourselves, learn
strategies to ease physical stress
Percussionist CHARLES DOWD conducts
THE OREGON PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE
Nominated for the Laurel Leaf Award in New York City by the American Composers Alliance
“The Oregon Percussion Ensemble is spectacular!”
Every Sunday - 830 Olive Avenue • Eugene
WM. KRAFT, LA COMPOSER
Frank Zappa
Tribute
Zappa: The Black Page Drum Solo
Zappa: The Back Page Part I: "The Hard Version"
Zappa: The Black Page Part II:
"The Easy Teenage New York Version"
Zappa: Waltz #1
Varese: Ionisation for 13 Percussionists
Dowd: Magnesium Zapp II (world premiere)
Deane: Vespertine Formations for 4 Marimbas
T a s t y Th ai K i tc he n
NOW DELIVERING!
LUNCH SPECIAL!
Famous Original Thai Wrap
WEEKEND SPECIAL!
Honey Roasted Duck
Fresh Homeade
Mango Ice Cream!
Vegetarian &
Vegan Options
Beer on Tap &
Wine Available
Monday, Nov. 28, 8:00 p.m.
Beall Concert Hall
Bubble Tea
961 E. 18th Ave. • Eugene
University of Oregon Campus
80 E. 29th & Willamette
TICKETS AT THE DOOR: $5 GENERAL, $3 STUDENTS/SENIORS
Info: 541-346-5678
302-6444
11AM-9:30PM DAILY
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