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Page 16 Jarliani» (Obstruer Career&E ducation S m a ll Business C o m p u te r S u p p o rt and T ra in in g LB3 Computing Solutions on’t get bogged down with too much technology! LB3 helps you select the technology you need and makes it easy for you to use with training and support tailored just for you. D special edition April 10.2013 Arts 2 X fNII ENTE nAINI RTAINMENT C o nveniently lo c a te d in P o rtlan d, O regon We m ake it easy and a ffo rd a b le . Y o u ’ll spend less tim e a t y o u r c o m p u te r and m ore tim e w ith y o u r cu sto m e rs. C all o r e m a il us to d a y ■ info(a)L B 3 C o m p u tin g S o lu tio n s .c o m 503.621.6368 THE LAW OFFICES OF Patrick John Sw eeney, P C Patrick John Sweeney Attorney at Law 1549 SE Ladd Portland, Oregon Portland: Hillsoboro: Facsimile: Email: (503) 244-2080 (503) 244-2081 (503) 244-2084 Sweeney@PDXLawyer.com Lincoln Hall Performance One o f the m ost sought-after performing pianists today, Jon Kimura Parker takes center stage for a solo recital, Wednesday, April 1 0 at 7:30 p.m. at Lincoln Performance Hall, Portland State Univer sity. Parker has jam m ed with Doc Severinsen and Bobby McFerrin, and has collaborated with Audra McDonald and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, as well as with Joshua Bell. MM A NEW SCHOOL IS OPENING! Emmanuel C H R IS T IA N A C A D E M Y B u ild in g T om orrow 's L ea d ers An affordable education option fo r families living in North Portland We invite you to an Open House! April 6 (Saturday) 10-11:30 AM April 18 (Thursday) 7-8:30 PM at the University Park Baptist Church facility 4340 N. Lombard St. Portland 97203 www.emmanuelchristianacademypdx.org Neighbors Pitch a Battle Comedy has new twist in challenges over race Portland Center Stage’s produc- tionofBruceNorris’ incendiary com edy, Clyboume Park opens on Fri day, April 12 and runs Tuesday through Sunday through May 5 at Portland Center Stage. A white community in 1950s Chicago splinters over the black family about to move in. Fast for ward to our present day, the same house represents very different demographics, and neighborhood values and tensions. Decades apart, hilarious and U p h o lste ry C le a n in g • S o fa /L o v e s e a t • P et S ta in s • F lo o d R e s to ra tio n s CARPET CLEANING I STEAMER 5 0 3 - 7 0 5 - 2 5 8' 1 2 Rooms + Hall I I Extra I rooms $10 | each with Jcoupon. I $4995 10 Years o f References Available Complete House I I Up to "j Licensed • Bonded • Insured $0095 1 J lOOOsq feet with coupon. With Free Deodorizer | j Carpet Cleaning Spot/Stain Removal • 24 Hour Flood Service Upholstery Cleaning • Area Rug Cleaning Dry Time 2-4 Hours • Free Estimates • Available Weekends Bruce Norris tu ^ u d t f Chris Coleman horrifying neighbors pitch a battle over territory and legacy that forces us to consider how far our ideas about race have evolved— or not. “Bruce Norris puts a bunch of stuff into the room that we are un- comfortable with, and then we get to laugh about it,” says Portland direc- tor Chris Coleman. It’s incendiary, but hysterical.” Clyboume Park won the 2012 Tony Award, the 2011 PulitzerPrize and the 2011 Olivier Award for Best New Play. Portland Center Stage will present a series of 20-minute, post-show dis- cussions following every weekend matinee performance. Hear and share personal reactions and thoughts in- spired by the social issues, historical context, and themes found in the play; filtered through the perspec- tives of community leaders, histori ans, activists and academics well- versed on the topics of gentrification, race relations and more. April 14-- Professor Lisa K. Bates, PSU School of Urban Planning, a race and housing lecturer; and Felicia Tripp, deputy director, Portland Housing Center. April 20 - Rev. Dr. W.G. Hardy, Highland Christian Center. April 21 — Donna Maxey, direc tor and founder o f Race Talks. April 27— Diane Hess o f the Fair Housing Council and Ed Washing- ton, PSU community liason for di- versity. April 28 — Dr. Candace Young, Oregon Psychoanalytic Center. April 30 -- Architectural Heri tage Center and the Historic Preser- vation League of Oregon, May 4 - Professor Lisa K. Bates, PSU School of Urban Planning, race and housing lecturer. May 5 —Jesse Beason, executive directorofProud Ground and Karen Gibson, PSU urban planning pro- fessor. In addition, an audience ques- tion and answer session will follow every performance of Clyboume Park. Tickets can be purchased online at pcs.org, by phone at 503-445- 3700 or by visiting the box office located at 128 N.W. 11th Ave.
