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The Oslund Dancers will
perform at Northeast
Portland's Wonder
Ballroom.
Call 503-288-0033
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eral. For reservations, call 503-
11-13 at the Wonder Ballroom, 128 “G itanjali.” Through lyrical, po­
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N.E. Russell St.
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The program will include cho- pany o f 10 dancers present a va-
Time to Jam
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A cutting edge filmmaker, an
award-winning poet and the ever-
popular "Poetry Slam” are all com ­
ing to the Mt. Hood Community
College Gresham campus.
A student and faculty reading of
original fiction, poetry and creative
non-fiction is held on Tuesday,
Nov. 8, in Room 1001. On W ednes­
day, Nov. 16, local filmmaker and
director Matt McCormick will be
the featured speaker in the MHCC
Visual Arts Theater. McCormick is
known for films that blur the lines
between documentary and experi-
W e d . N O V . 2 3 * 7 :3 0 P M
O P E N IN G N IG H T
SAVE $6 on TIC K E T S !
(E .c lu d « P M ln d n and VIP i u d
N o d oubt, discounts)
Thu.
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Sun.
N O V . 24
12 N O O N
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12 N O O N
3:30 PM
7:30 PM
N O V . 27
12 N O O N
3:30 PM
3:30 PM
7:30 PM
Post G amxm
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Buy tickets at www.cllsneyonice.com
ticketmaster Ticket Centers, The Rose Garden Box Office
or call (503) 224-4400
Groups (503) 963-4400
Ticket Prices: $ 15 & $ 19
Limited number of V It and Reefalde M e t. available. Call for detail..
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mental practices.
Acclaimed writing teacher Judith
Barri ngton comes to the campus the­
ater on Wednesday, Nov. 30 and on
Tuesday, Dec. 6, the popular “Poetry
Slam” is held in the Town and Gown
Room. The event has poets judged
by members of the audience. It puts
a dual emphasis on writing and per­
formance, encouraging poets to fo­
cus on what they're saying and how
they’re saying it.
All of the events run from noon
to 1 p. m . and are free and open to the
public.
Jam Night, Portland’s ever-
popular comedy and variety
show is at Christian Per­
forming Arts Center, 8131
N. Denver Ave. Shows con­
tinue every Friday Night
starting at 9 p.m. with din­
ner by Mondemaj Catering
next door to the show at
6:30and7:30p.m. Dinneris
$13 and tickets are $7 for
adults and $4 for children
under 12. For dinner reser­
vations, call 503-286-2590.