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May 12. 2004 il’1 ^Jnrtlanò © hserucr Page B3 FOCUS May Brings Thoughtful Exhibits Interstate theater honors Asians and teachers B f r 1 Os • ^B f 1 —T, I M ». ag -I ' ÌF ■ <9 Center Mischaracterized The Core Source, Center for Leadership, Innovation and Renewal, 5509 N.E. .IO“1 Ave., is a business dedicated to training future com m u nity leaders and small businesses. The ce n te r’s m ission was mischaracterized in last w eek’s issue. 407-North East Mason Suite #5 Portland, OR 97211 ft ceti Specializing in: Complete hair care • Extensions • Color U p d o ’s • Weekly client discount • E yebrow s 503-287-7774 •V Now Hiring Barber/Stylist C Lord, OUr Lord how Students at Portland Public Schools became the subject o f photographer Kat Nyberg's “ The Story Project: Race. Class and Culture in Education." The exhibit is on display in May at the Interstate Firehouse Culture Center. T h e M ain G a lle ry at th e I n te r s ta te F ire h o u se C u ltu ra l C e n te r p rese n ts “ S w eet C o u n te n a n c e " by P o rtlan d a rtist H o ra tio H ung-Y an L aw . A se rie s o f can d y p o r tra its, this w ork ex p lo re s c ro ss-c u ltu ra l issu es to fo ste r the c re a tio n and c o n n e c tion b etw een co m m u n ities in C h in a and the U nited S tates. The Entry G allery at IFCC presents “The Story Project: Race, C lass and C ulture in E ducation,” a collaboration betw een pho- i r n l a s tographer Kat N yberg with Portland Public Schools and the N orthw est Regional E duca tional Laboratory to explore and celebrate the diversity, strength and com plexity o f Portland Public S ch o o ls’ fam ilies and teachers. A rtists w ill be a v a ila b le to m eet the p u b lic ag ain on L ast T h u rsd ay for A rtist T alk s, on M ay 27 from 6 to 7 :3 0 p.m . IECC is at 5 3 4 0 N. In tersta te A ve. For m ore in form ation, call 5 0 3-823-4322 or visit w w w .ifcc -a rts.o rg . This image is partoflFCC's May exhibit honoring Asian Pacific Heritage month. ■ w r - „ L e r v i c e Residential-Offices “Cleanliness is next to Godliness" Insured - Bonded 503-288-1489 C o u p o n 10% o f f on first cleaning Linda J. Scott Owner Quincy Jones to Lead World Concert z È 4 â Â - Í S Ü IIiH S (AP) — Quincy Jones will lead a star-studded concert in Rom e’s Circus Maximus Sun day and M onday s to benefit children living in the world’s conflict-ridden areas. “We Are the Future" will be p art o f th e th ird an n u a l “G localization” conference , which will bring together local leaders to discuss international problems. The event will also feature A licia K eys, Josh G roban, U sher, A ngelina Jolie, A n drea B ocelliandC hrisT ucker. It follow s in the tradition o f “ We A re the W o rld ,” the 1985 recording Jones pro duced to help raise m oney for famine victims in Africa. That recording also featured a c e lebrity cast. The Glocalization confer ence will include more than 50 mayors from around the globe. Countries represented include Greece, Mali, Estonia, Brazil, Russia, Italy and the United States. Wally Tesfa Residential C&R Broker a <*»j. Multi-Million $ Service fc- Prudential tM R V N CLEANfHO SERVICE Carpet A l/pholstery Cleaning w I CARWTCOUPON • 1 CLEANING AREA I P re-S pray T ra ffic Area I Dance performances including ballet, modem, jazz, tap and hip-hop are part of the routine of artists in the Dance Coalition o f Oregon. B Blue Sky Dance is a concert se ries fundraiser presented by the DanceCoalition o f Oregon. Perfor mances are scheduled Thursday, The works of over 30 Northeast Friday, Saturday and Sunday at emerging and professional chore 7:30 p.m. each night. Tickets are $ 15 ographers and dancers will be show for adults and $5 for children, stu cased in four nights of performances dents and seniors and are available this week at Concordia University at th e d o o r an d th ro u g h Theater, 2811 N.E. Holman. TicketsWest at 503-224-TIXX. Ad mission to the entire series is $40. Each performance will be unique and combines an array o f dance including ballet, modem, jazz, tap, hip-hop, flamenco, Middle Eastern, Japanese, Nepalese and folk. The dance coalition is a non profit organization that strength ens and sustains the local dance community. The Portland W alking Tours have em barked on a new season o f regularly scheduled tours twice- daily every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. The guided tours explore the history, architecture, bridges, parks, fountains, artw ork, and unique places in Portland. The morning walk called “Best o f Portland Walk” is rich with art- work, architecture, parks, and foun tains. The afternoon tour, cal led “A Walk Through Time* takes people back to the earl icst day s o f Port land and features the city’s exquisite architecture. The walks start at the Visitor C e n ter at P io n eer C o u rth o u se S q u a re , S o u th w e st 6 th an d Morrison. Prices for adults are $ 15 with one child under 12 free with each paying adult. Seniors and youth pay $ 12. Tickets can be pur chased at the Portland Center for Performing Arts box office. On the first Thursday o f each month, special tours will be given on the “ Mother of Pearl District," starting at 6:30 p.m. from the Port land Streetcar Station at Northwest I IthandG lisan. 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Channel on Swan liland 9pm - 2am Hors d'oeuvres served Bast dressed and dance contest $ 1 0 0 .0 0 each Tickets $21.50 in advance $25 .00 at the door R j U p Above- CATERING ALLEVENTS For more information or tickets delivered call: 503 869 1701 s music, "Dress to Impress" Advertise with diversity in (D b e e rU t t ( all 503-288 0033 iuls@ portlundobserver.com i EACH AREA I L _______________________ _____ KEVIN A KEN BERRY'S 30 and o I J TH R O W PILLOW S SPRINGTIME WALKING TOURS ' l_Small Hall Included I SMALL HALL FREE Four evenings of performances j Low Carb Special: HOURS M onday 11:00-9:00 Tuesday CLOSED Wed. & Thurs. 11.00-9:00 Fri.& S at. 11:00-10:00 Sunday 11:00-8:00 (lc a r b ) Chopped Pork w /sidesm . greens :oo CD An Independently owned and operated member of The Prudential Real Estate Affiliates, Inc. 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