PSU Magazine Summer 1990

Performing Arts Artists Repertory Theater Lincoln Studio Theater (Room 115); 8 pm Thurs-Sat., 7 pm Sunday; $15/$ 13/$11, opening night $20; call 242-2400. July 13- "Frankje & Johnny & the Aug. 25 Claire de Lune" Contemporary Dance 8 pm , Lincoln Hall Aud. , 725-4440/ 725-3 131. Sept. 28-29 American Indian Dance Theatre Judy Patton & Co. Dance 8:30 pm , Shattuck Studio Theater (Room 212), $8 /$6/$4. July 26-29 Patton & Co. with Gregg Bielemeier. Summer Repertory Theater Lincoln Performance Hall ; Thurs-Sat. performances and Wed. preview (811) at 8 pm , Sunday matinees (7/8, 8/12) at 2 pm; Thurs-Sat. admission is $7 .50/$6 , previews and matinees are $6/$5 ; call 725-4440 . July 5-21 "Twelfth Night" Aug. 1-25 "Room Service" Visual Arts Littman Gallery 12-4 pm weekdays, open Thurs. 'til 7 pm , 250 Smith Center, Free. Thru "The Art of Neon" Aug.9 Photo Exhibition 8 am-9 pm weekdays, Business Admin. Aud . (Room 190), Free. Thru Historical Photos of the July 20 Columbia Gorge White Gallery Mon-Thurs., 7 am-9 pm; Friday, 7 am-5:30 pm; 2nd floor Smith Center; Free. Thru "Yemen Sketchbook" Aug.9 IrALENDARI "Twelfth Night," featuring Diana Madariera (left) as Olivia and Raissa Fleming as Viola , plays June 27-July 21 in Lincoln Hall. Lectures China Council 5:30 pm , Business Admin . Aud., Free. July 18 "The Three Little Chinese Aug. I Dragons: Hi storical & Political Developments" "Treasures of the Palace Museum in Taiwan" Tour the World Noon , 338 Smith Center, Free. July 11 "La VisionTragique: Literature of the American South" July IS "The Beauty of the Middle East" (Smith Center Ballroom) July 25 "Two Hearts Beating in One Aug. I Breast: The Unification of Germany" "Sutton Who? Questions Posed from an Anglo-Saxon Grave" Special Events Blood Drive 9:30 am-3:30 pm, Smith Center Ballroom. July 16- Call Student Health Center, 725-3462 Health/Fitness Instructor Workshop July 22-26 Sponsored by American College of Sports Medicine, $285 , call 725-4401. International Studies Panel 7:30 pm , Smith Center Ballroom, Free. Sept. 10 Swedish and Soviet doctors dis– cuss prospects for world peace and ending nuclear testing. Co– sponsored with Portland chap– of the Physicians for Social Responsibility. Party & Auction 5:30 pm to I am; Park Blocks/ PSU gym; cocktails, auction, dinner; $75; call 725-4478. Sept. 8 " 1990 Ultimate Tailgate," fundrai ser for student scholarships & PSU library. Systems Sciences Conference Call 725-4960 , $135 gen'!, $85 students. July 8-13 Presentations addressing "The Sports Football Systems Design of a Just Society for Future Generations" Civic Stadium, $ 12/$9/$6, call 725-4000 . Sept. I Slippery Rock, 7 pm Sept. 8 Iowa Wesleyan , I pm Sept. 15 Texas A & I , 7 pm Sept. 22 Cal Poly, 7 pm Volleyball PSU gym, $3 /$2 /Free, call 725-4000. Aug. 31 Alumni , 6:30 pm Sept. 20 Concordia College , 7:30 pm Sept. 21 Puget Sound, 7:30 pm Sept. 28, 29Cypress Inn /TCI Cable Showcase, all day Campus Notes July 30- Fall term advance registration. Aug.3I Aug.9 Sept. 3 Sept. IS Sept.19 Summer Commencement, 4:30 pm, Park Blocks. Labor Day Holiday. University closed. General registration. Day, evening classes begin. Senior adult registration call 725-4739. PSU 29