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THEATER Fahrenheit 451 con-
tinues. See Thursday, March 15.
Avenue Q continues. See Friday.
Upstart Crow Studios: Peter Pan
continues. See Saturday.
19 mon
Sunrise 7:17am; Sunset 7:25pm
Av High 57; Av Low 37
BENEFITS Pints for a Cause,
25% of pint sales donated to Dis-
ciples of Dirt, noon-9pm, talk w/
the organization 5-9pm, Ninkasi
Brewing Company, 272 Van Bu-
ren St.
FILM LASC “Potluck & Presen-
tation” w/South of the Border,
6pm potluck, 6:30pm movie,
458 Blair Blvd., 485-8633. FREE.
GATHERINGS Women in Black
Standing for Peace, silent vigil,
5-5:30pm, across the street from
old federal building, 7th & Pearl
St., info at 343-0063. FREE.
Rover, 6:30pm, Cottage Grove
Public Library, 700 E. Gibbs, Cot-
tage Grove.
McKenzie Flyfi shers monthly
meeting, Ron Van Iderstine on
Techniques & Patterns for the
McKenzie River, 5:30pm social
hour & sales table, 6:30pm din-
ner, BoulevardGrill, www.mcken-
ziefl yfi shers.org
LECTURES/CLASSES
Prayerworks, a conversation
about youth & violence in our
community, 7pm, First Church of
Christ, Scientist, 1390 Pearl St.
SASS Monday Night Drop-in
Group, for all 18+, female-identi-
fi ed survivors of sexual assault &
abuse, past or recent, doors lock
at 7:05pm, 7-8:30pm, 591 W. 19th
Ave., 343-7277. FREE.
Bingo, Ascetic Junkies, 9pm, Sam
Bond’s. FREE.
KIDS/FAMILIES Reading w/
BUCKS FOR
PEARL BUCK
During March, which is National
Developmental Disabilities
Awareness Month, Capella
Market is selling “Pearl Bucks”
for $1 each. Your dollar will
go directly to help people with
disabilities live fuller lives.
www.pearlbuckcenter.com
Intro
to eBooks, eReaders on-hand to
try or bring your own, basic com-
puter & internet skills required,
5:30-7:30pm, downtown library,
682-5450. FREE.
“The New American Plate,” a
sensible approach to eating for
better health, 5:30-6:30pm, Wil-
lamette Valley Cancer Institute
Community Room, 520 Country
Club Rd., reg. 681-4949. FREE.
Solarize Eugene, 5:30-7pm,
downtown library, www.solar-
izeeugene.info FREE.
Robert Ellis
plays the
Inquiry Group for the Work of
Byron Katie, 6:30pm, call 686-
3223 for info. FREE.
McDonald
Literary Arts Big Read Book
Groups for Adults, 6:30pm, down-
town library. FREE.
Sunday
Theatre
Look Forward
to Summer at
the University
of Oregon!
June 25–September 7
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Summer offers courses, workshops,
seminars, and institutes, ranging
from two days to eight weeks.
Schedule your studies tightly
or settle in and take your time.
Summer affords flexibility.
Important information about
courses, housing, registration,
and fees can be found on the
Summer Session website.
uosummer.uoregon.edu
facebook.com/uosummer
541-346-3475
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