NOVEMBER 30, 2017 // 3
Ales & Ideas heads underwater at Fort George Brewery
ASTORIA — The Ales and beverages available, but
Ideas lectures welcomes
no purchase is required.
Jack Barth, executive
Minors are welcome. The
director of the Oregon
Fort George Lovell Show-
room is located at Duane
State University’s Marine
and 14th streets.
Studies Initiative,
Just as the
to Fort George
ocean has inspired
Brewery on Thurs-
day, Dec. 7.
creativity for
The event,
millennia, Oregon
co-sponsored by
State University’s
Clatsop Community
Marine Studies
College, is titled
Initiative aims to
“Marine Studies:
harness people’s
Jack Barth
Creating New
fascination with
Opportunities for Students the sea to motivate the
and Coastal Communi-
next generation of stu-
ties.”
dents and citizens.
Doors open with food
Through collaborative,
and beverage service at 6
transdisciplinary programs
p.m. Seasonal beers will
in Corvallis and along
be on tap, food and other
the coast, this initiative
coast
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
weekend
arts & entertainment
4
8
10
THE ARTS
‘Scrooged in Astoria’
Astor Street’s musical comedy opens Dec. 1
REVIEW
‘Carmen’ condensed
Small audience, big success at Liberty
FEATURE
‘The
Nutcracker’
returns
LAMPING PHOTOGRAPHY
DINING
Mouth of the Columbia
Long Beach Tavern’s food, setting are well-worn
FURTHER ENJOYMENT
MUSIC CALENDAR .....................5
SEE + DO ........................... 12, 13
CROSSWORD ........................... 17
CW MARKETPLACE ......... 18, 19
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ocean-related societal
challenges.
Come learn about
emerging approaches for
fostering coastal commu-
nity resilience and bolster-
ing local economies by un-
derstanding and preparing
for changes due to natural
hazards, climate change
and shifting demographics.
In addition to leading
the OSU initiative, Barth
is also a professor of
oceanography in the uni-
versity’s College of Earth,
Ocean, and Atmospheric
Sciences. He received a
Ph.D. in oceanography in
1987 from the Massachu-
setts Institute of Tech-
nology and Woods Hole
Oceanographic Institution
Joint Program in Oceanog-
raphy. His research seeks
to understand the complex
spatial structure and time
variation of coastal ocean
circulation and water
properties, and how these
influence coastal marine
ecosystems.
Barth has led a num-
ber of research, technol-
ogy development and
ocean-observing projects
off Oregon and around the
world. He serves on the
Oregon Ocean Policy Ad-
visory Council’s Scientific
and Technical Advisory
Committee, contributing to
the design, implementation
and evaluation of marine
reserves along the Oregon
Coast.