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May 9, 2012
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Karaoke
for Music
Education
Ethos-A Roke, a karaoke mara
thon to benefit Ethos and its music
education programs, will take place
Thursday, May 17, from 6 p.m. to
midnight at at Voicebox Karaoke,
2112 N.W. Hoyt St.
Teams of one to 24 people can
register for a three-hour time slot in
their own private karaoke suite and
raise pledges for Ethos, a non
profit dedicated to bringing music
education to underserved commu
nities. There will be a red carpet-
- style photo backdrop, a swag bag
and other fanfare as karaoke divas
make an entrance.
Prizes will be awarded to the
team and individual that raises the
m ost d o n a tio n s. S ign up at
ethos.dojiggy.com.
Ethos formed in 1998 in re
sponse to a funding crisis in music
and arts education. Since then, the
problem has only worsened, with
music education slashed from
school budgets throughout Or
egon and across the nation.
Journey to the Arctic
Polar bears have long inspired
wonder and delight, but do we
really understand their world? The
Oregon M useum o f Science and
Industry (OMSI) will take viewers
on a never-before-experienced
journey into the lives of a m other
polar bear and her twin seven-
m onth-old cubs as they navigate
the changing Arctic w ilderness
they call home.
N arrated by M eryl Streep and
f e a tu r in g
so n g s
by
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M cCartney, “To The A rctic” from
M acG illivray Freem an follow s in
the com pany's long tradition of
films known for their artistry, cel
ebration of science, and ability to
call attention to the natural world.
The IM AX film invites audi
ences to venture across floating
ice to w itness one m other polar
bear's determ ination to keep her
cubs alive in the face of natural
predators and a rapidly changing
climate.
The stunning beauty o f the
Arctic is palpable in this giant-
screen film that aims to cultivate a
sense of our connectedness, rel
evance, and im pact on this spe-
A polar bear mother protects her two cubs in the new IMAX film ‘To the Arctic, ’ now playing at the
Oregon Museum of Science and Industry.
cial place—and o f the A rctic's in
fluence on the rest o f our planet.
For inform ation on tickets and
show tim es, call 503-797-4640 or
visit om si.edu/om nim ax.
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