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a y A ' . 8» • February 3 , 1988, Portland Observer. Page 7 • . • V* ■ ENTERTAINMENT D O U B L E TEE PRESENTS S to re fro n t T h e a tre BLACK STEREOTYPES p ie s e n ts DIONNE WARWICK M b o n g o n . N n e ~ 'u P e ’ cy M tw a B a r n e y S im o n AN D HER 18 P IE C E O RCHESTRA Feb 5 - Feb 28 Winmngstad Theatre For Tickets Dhone 224-4001 S Dr. Darrell Millner Sack Lunch LECTURE / F IL M SERIES VISA M aste'card Chairman of the Department of Black Studies at Portland State University Tuesd ays, N o o n u n til 1 :0 0 P M FEBRUARY 11 C IV IC A U D IT O R I U M . 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F e b 7 , h nLEY BADLY BRADLEY M 1CK SPORTS by Fred H em bry do fo r a basketball club. In th e firs t half o f play. Grant led by a m argin o f five points (25-20). W ith a score so close, it was either te am 's gam e. W ith some good play, Cleveland m ay have re peated a 53 52 v icto ry attained ear lier th is season in th a t classic, last m in ute style '. W ith th e ending o f the half-tim e fe stivities, the second portion plays. S ix-fo o t-te n center, Sean Hosey, w as instrum ental in scoring dow n low ; w h ile guard, James D em ry, kept th ing s cooking up top For Victory Sai P o u liv a a ti ü ra w s th e fo u l. Cleveland, on the other hand, was only able to keep up a short w hile before succum bing to Grant s effo rts. Cleveland had m any o p p o r tu nitie s to rise to beat the Generals, baladi CLAR* e has moved to a more central location to better serve the community in which we live. and consistent turnovers. Sai Poulivaati (si paul-au-vautee) played q uite w ell, don atin g 17 points, w ith a great th re e-p oint play; along w ith Ronald Griggs, w h o scored nine points. He also grabbed 12 rebounds, including a great fu ll-c o u rt drive to the hoop. In lieu o f C leveland's m om ents o f flickering perform ance. Grant surged on to v ic to ry in great fo rm . Dem ry w as perhaps the best cata lyst fo r the Generals. He was q uite e ffe ctive in trigg ering o ffe n sive rebounds and defensive - h j d team w h a t second-half determ ination can i l fthe One Stop Records and Tapes b ut fell short due to missed shots On Friday, January 29th, the G rant Generals squared o ff w ith the Indians o f Cleveland fo r w h a t turned o u t to be a very good show ing o f ^THW SO MT HOOD COMMUNITY COLLEGE 24 hr. E m e rg e n c y S e rv ic e Grant Turns on Afterburners F e b .9 * h SLACK C O O L 'R 8:30 6:00 M on. Fri. 10:00-5:00 Sat. began. 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