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September 17Portland Arts & Lectures brings numerous prominent artists and authors to the city every year to discuss their work. On Sept. 23 the series continues with a conversation between Margaret Atwood and Ursula K. Le Guin of their work and its role in contemporary culture.
September 17A sundry of Pioneers, both students and members of the greater community, braved Sept. 7’s wet weather and made their way to Miller 105, where artist Alison Saar discussed her work. A reception and showcase of her exhibition followed in the Hoffman Gallery of Contemporary Art.
September 17Creative students share their summer accomplishments.- September 17Sheana Corbride and Marlena Chavez moved here from San Fransisco two years ago for Portland’s queer scene, but soon became dissatisfied. They wanted more than just dance parties.
- September 17Fans of “The Office” know and love Dwight Shrute as the ridiculous, awkward, beet-farming paper salesman of coworkers’ nightmares, but four members of the Lewis & Clark Interfaith group got to see a different side of Shrute last Tuesday, when the character’s actor Rainn Wilson stopped by Oregon Health & Science University to lecture on his Baha’i faith.
- September 17Public display of dance was in full swing in downtown Portland Sunday afternoon. Fall.ART.Live, Oregon Ballet Theater’s series of free outdoor performances was in its last installment in Director Park.
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