PSU Magazine Winter 1995

Tickets for dance, theacer and music perf01ma11ces are avail– able at the PSU Ticket Office, SW Fifth and Mill , 725-3307, or at the door. Perfonning Arts Friends of Chamber Mu ic 8 pm, 175 Lincoln I lall , $ 19/$ 10.50. Jan. 16, 17 Takacs String Quartet Mar. 6, 7 Miami tringQuartet Mar. 27, 28 Da Capo C hamber Players Brown Bag Concerts Noon, 75 Lincoln Hall , free. Jan. 17 Margaret Slova k, jmz Jan. 19 Jan. 24 Jan. 3 1 gui tar, Mike Horsfall, vibraphone Salvador Brornn , flute, Barbara A lex, piano Fear No Music Barbara C uster, soprano, Jay Har– ragin, piano Piano Recital Seri es 4 pm, 175 Lincoln Hall, $ 16/$ 14/ 9. Jan. 22 Feb. 19 Mar. 12 Robert Roux Yefim Bronfman Dan-Wen Wei Concerts 8 pm, 175 Lincoln Hall (except where noted) , call for ticket prices. Feb. 12 PSU ChamberWinds, 75 Lincoln Hall Feb. 17 PSU Chamber Choir & Symphony O rchestra, First Unitarian Church Feb. 18 PSU Chamber Choir & SymphonyO rchestra, 75 Lincoln Hall Mar. l Mar. 3 Mar. 5 Mar. 8 Mar. 9 Mar. 10 Mar. 11 Mar. 12 P U O rchestra, 7:30 pm PSU Choir with Columbia S_ymphony O rchestra, First Un ited Methodist Church Florestan Trio, 411m; P U Wind ymp 1ony & Chamber W inds P UVoal Ja22& P U Madriga ls, 7:30 pm, 75 Lincoln Hall PSU Jazz Lab Band , 7:30 pm P U Jm: Combos, 7: 30 pm, 75 Lincoln Hall PSU ampus Com– munity Band & ym– phonic W inds PSU O rchestrn Contemporary Dance 8 pm, Fri. & Sat. ; 2 pm, Sun ; 175 Lincoln Hall; $20/$ 17/$8/$6. Feb. 24-26 Louise Bedard Danse Apr. 7-9 Northwest Focus with Jann Dryer Portland Guitar Fes tiva l 175 Li nco ln Ha ll, $ 12. 50/$ 10/$ 7.50/$5. Mar. 2 Mar. 3 Mar. 4 Ricardo lznaola Con– cert, 8 pm Aron & White Con– cert, noon; Semi– Finals, 2 pm; Jakob Lindberg Concert, pm A lma Duo Concert, noon; Competition fin al , 3 pm; Los An– gd e Gui tar Quartet Concert, 8 pm Lunch Box & Summer Box Theater Tue.-Thurs., noon; Fri. & at., p.m., 115 Lincoln Hall , free. Jan. 24- tudcnt directed Mar. 9 one-act plays Thea ter Arts 8 pm (2 pm, Feb. 12), 175 Lincoln Ha ll , $7/$6/$5. Feb. 9-12, "Who's Afraid ofV ir- 15-1 8 ginia Woolf?" Visual Arts Littman Gallery 12-4 weekdays; 7 pm, T hurs.; 250 mirh Memorial Center, free. Jan. 2-25 C raig C hesire, oil painrings Feb. 2-24 Travi; Bonneau, paint– ing Mar. 2-25 Women's Show White Gallery 7 am- I 0 pm, weekdays; 9 am- 5:30 pm, at. ; 2nd floor Smith Memorial enter, free. Jan. 2-25 Brent H irak, photog– raphy Feb. 2-24 Andrew Garn , photog– raphy Mar. 2-24 Women's Show Gallery 299 8 am- 7 pm weekdays, 299 Neuberger Hall , free. Jan. 5-27 S teven Diller, engrav– ings Feb. 2-24 Recent G rad Exhibit Autzen Ga llery 8 am-7 pm weekdays, 205 Neuber– ger I lall , free. Jan. 5-27 Part-time Faculty Ex– hibition Feb. 2-24 Be t of O regon High chool A rt how Mar. 2-24 American lii stitute of Graphic Artim Lectures Democracy & Democratizat ion oon, 190 Bu, iness chool, free. Jan. 18 "Mex ico: The Avoid – ance of Democracy" Jan. 25 "Organizing a Referen– dum in the Western Feb. 1 Feb. 8 Feb. 15 Feb. 25 Mar. 1 ahara" "Germany: Patch ing Up and Waking Up" '.' Is Demo~!·acy Possible 111 Russia 1 "C hina: What Future for Democracy?" "ls Democracy Safe for Latin America 7 " "Democracy and Development" Urban Economics & Policy Seminar 2 pm, 109 Public Affairs Bldg., free. Jan. 27 "Effects of Ending General Ass istance in Mi chigan" Feb. 3 "The Labor Market Skills of Recent Male Immigrants" Feb. 10 "Regional Analysis of Changing Relati ve Wages" Feb. 24 "Impact of Med ica id Expansion for Preg– nant Women" Mar. 3 "Future ofWorker– Managemenr Rela– tions11 Friends of English 407 Neuberger Hall , free. Feb. 1 "W riti ng Across the C urriculum-'What Docs It Rea lly Feb. 15 Mar. 1 Apr. 5 Apr. 26 Mean ?'," 3 pm O rga nizational Meet– ing, 3 pm; "The Making of a Holocaust Documentary," 7 pm "Philosophy and The ovel," 7 pm "Poet's Progress," 7 pm "Baseh<i ll & Myth: Father; ' ons" 7 pm General Lectures Various times & places, free. Jan. 17 "A lternati ves in Edu– cmion Forum ," 7 pm, 329 Smith enter Jan. 18 "T alcs of Engineering on the Columbia Ri ver," 7 pm, Jan. 26 190 Business chool "Is Russia Turning to the West or Are We Turning to Russ ial" Tafayna Tolstaya, 7 pm, 355 Smith Center Special Events Middle Eas t Educators Workshops 15$, call 725-4074 to register. Jan. 2 1 Jan. 28 "Turkey at the C rossroads," 8 am- 3:30 pm, World Trade Center, 25 SW Salmon "Teaching A hout Islam," 9 am-3:30 pm, 190 Busine s School Thea ter Reception For alumn i & fri ends, 6:30 pm, foye r Lincoln Hall , free, 725-4948 for reservations. Feb. 18 hampagne, play or concert at 8 pm, 725-3307 for tickets Update '95 Business conference, 11: 30 am - 6:30 pm , 725-371 2 for reservations. Feb. 24 Fea turing Tom Peter– son and 12 others Engineering Des ign Competitions 3-6 pm, ciencc Bldg. II , free. Feb. 24 Contests for midd le & h igh school students PSU Women 's Assoc. Luncheon/lecture, I 1:30am, A lhertina's Restaurant, 424 NE 22 nd, $2 , 636-8779 for reserva tions. Mar. 7 "Beh ind G reen Baize Doors," Ann Gore Campus Notes Jan. 16 Mar. 27 Martin Luther King Day. University closed. Day and evening clas– ses begin. WINTER 1995 29