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Portland Observer
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Actor From Do The Right Thing
The O’Jays, R & B’s Legendary Greats
To Speak On Racism At Willamette University
Giancarlo Esposito, who played
the character “ Buggin’ O u t” in the
Spike Lee m ovie Do the Right Thing,
w ill speak on the subject o f racism at 8
p.m., Feb. 21 in Smith Auditorium at
W illam ette University.
Esposito, 31, has appeared in such
plays as Maggie Flynn, M errily We
R oll A long and D on’t Get God Started.
He has appeared in television on soap
operas and in guest roles on M iam i
Vice, Spenser: For H ire and Legwork.
H alf Italian and h a lf black, Espos­
ito has borne the brunt o f o f racism a ll
his life and the message he takes to his
audience is that racism must end now.
His lecture at W illam ette is sponsored
by the O ffice o f M u lticu ltu ra l Student
A ffairs and is free to the public.
For more inform ation call Joyce
Greiner at 370-6265. Arrangements can
be made fo r the hearing impaired.
Jefferson High School
Presents Jazz Night
Jefferson High School presents its
annual Jazz N ight this year on February
7, (Thursday) at 7:30 pm in the Jeffer­
son Auditorium , 5210 N. Kerby S l
This year’s program features the Jef-
fersound Jazz Band, directed by David
Bryan; the Jazz Im prov Combo, under
the direction o f M att S c h iff and David
Bryan; and the Jefferson Jazz-Artists
Combo with its outstanding professional
musicians: David Bryan, trombone;
Dean Comely trumpet; Dee W iggins,
drums; Tim Gilson, bass; Earle M inor,
saxophone; M att Schiff, guitar, and
Gordon Lee, piano. These artists are all
widely-known performers and teachers
and together, represent a fine collec­
tion o f local jazz ta le n t
This is a benefit concert fo r the Jef-
ferson Concert Band's European T our
and w ill fund its participation in the
20th International Youth and M usic
Festival in Vienna, Austria, in July
1991.
Students and parents are w orking
hard to raise the $125,000 that is re­
quired to make this trip a reality. A
Dinner/Dance and Reno N igh t is sched­
uled for A p ril 13 at the Red L io n /L lo y d
Center and a final Bonvoyage Concert
at the Intermediate Theater o f the Port­
land Center fo r the Perform ing Arts is
planned for June 3.
Tickets fo r Jazz N igh t are a vail­
able at Jefferson High School and may
be purchased at the d o o r $2.50/Stu-
dents and seniors; $5 Adults; and $10
Families.
Oregon Public Broadcasting
It's A Whole ‘Nutha Thing for Eddie Levert, Walter Williams, and Sammy
Strain-who together make up THE O'J AYS, a threesome who over the
course of a quarter of a century, has consistently made music that is
fresh, innovative, and passionate. It is that idiosyncratic O'J AYS sound,
the sultry, gut-wrenching and sheer power of Edie Levert and Walter
Williams; vocals, coupled with the ability to grow, change, and mature
with the times, which has given THE O’J AYS the legendary status which
they fully deserve.
With a brand new EMI album titled IT'S A WHOLE ‘NUTHA THING due
out in January, THE O'J AYS are warming up with a few select shows
across the country to preview some of the new material, and also
rehearse some classic O’J AYS.
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