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page C4 FOCUS November 17, 2004 in I,,r i f j o r t l a n ò ( O b a e r u e r Your Care Our First Priority Dr. Marcelitte Failla C/zzropractic Physician Call for an appointment! (503) 228-6140 We a re lo c a te d a t 1716 N.E. 42nd Ave., Portland, OR 97213 (B e tw e e n B ro a d w a y a n d S a n d y B lv d .) We specialize in: Automobile accident injuries Chronic headache and joint pain Workers Compensation injuries Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center (ex ifScGcsoùc^exds fccytav»v i presents Young A r tis t Showcase Music, Dance, and Theatre featuring students from Ockley Green, Beech, and Holy Redeemer Middle Schools Portland’s own Siren’s Echo has a new CD called "Psalms Of The Siren's. ’ Siren’s Echo Finish Debut CD From the thorny city of Portland em erges S ire n 's Echo, a long a w a ite d union betw een Oldominion’s Syndel and Hungry M ob's Toni Hill. The two combine soulful melo dies and profound lyricism to break the stereotypes of women in hip- hop through conscious lyrics and spit fire delivery. They have been on the frontline o f Seattle and P ortland’s burgeoning hip-hop I FCC Theatre 5340 N. Interstate Avenue TriMet Interstate MAX - Yellow Line to Killingsworth Station, or Bus #72 FREE ADMISSION with donation of 3 canned goods Information: (503) 832-4322 PORTLAND PARKS t> *•« rr.i'm n a M ode possfeie b y tne generous support o f R eg io n al A rts & C ulture C o u n c il Siren’s Echo gives credit to Nina Simone, Erykah Badu, Pharoahe Monch, Arrested development, 2pac and many others as their musical inspirations. They have shared the stage with such notable artist as Xzibit, Blackalicious, GZA. The Roots, Snœ p Dogg, Di lated Peoples, Swollen Members, Ras Kass, Com mon Sense and Erykah Badu. For more inform ation, visit www.SirensEchoMusic.com. Energy Poured into Youth Art Students at Ockley Green and Beech Middle Schools in north Portland have poured their bound less and youthful energy into grace ful art and dance at the Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center, 5340 N. Thursday, November i8, 2004 7:00pm scenes since 1998, becoming a staple in both communities. S iren’s E cho’s debut album "Psalms O f The Siren’s,” is being released this month on their inde pendent label. Step Child Music. The lovely ladies will embark on a tour of the entire Northwest to sup port the release, with the final date ending in Portland on Saturday, Dec. 18 for the official album release party at the Ash Street Saloon. Interstate. The students end a nine-week after-school theater program this week with a Student Artist Show case, featuring song, dance and theater performances. They will perform tribal dance, improvisa tional theater games, voice and body works under the direction of local performing artists LaVeme Springer-Green and Habiba Addo. Admission is free to the 7 p.m. production on Thursday. Nov. 18 with a donation of three canned goods to assist a Thanksgiving food drive. For more information, call 503- 823-2001. Advertise with diversity in Oi)hserUer Call 503-288-0033 ads@pt>rtlandob sen er.com
