ETC. • Thursday, Sept. 27, 2012 • VANGUARD EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Erick Bengel EDITOR@PSUVANGUARD.COM 503-725-5691
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UPCOMING EVENTS Thursday, Sept. 27
Party in the Park 11 a.m.–3 p.m. South Park Blocks
This Thursday is the 22nd annual Party in the Park. The event offers free food, entertainment and plenty of information for any students new or returning to the Portland State campus. It will also present students with opportunities to become involved with or collect information regarding various student groups.
Taiwanese Student Association Welcome Party 6–9 p.m. The Viking Gameroom (Smith basement)
The Taiwanese Student Association is throwing it’s fall term welcome party for students who are new to PSU. This is a great chance to meet people from all over the world and make connections, as well as explore what the TSA is all about. Free food, games and music will be provided for those in attendance.
Team KPFF Stormwater Bingo Ride 5:30 p.m. ride; 6:30 p.m. after-party Director Park bike racks Southwest Park and Yamhill Street
KPFF Consulting Engineers offers a guided bike tour of Portland’s sustainable stormwater facilities.
Along with the ride, there will be a bingo challenge and free snacks. Riders and non-riders are welcome, and also invited to an after-party at the Lucky Lab, located at Northwest 19th Avenue and Quimby Street. The ride is free, and all ages are encouraged to attend.
Architecture and Design Festival Opening Night Party 6:30 p.m. Center for Architecture 403 NW 11th Ave.
The Portland Architecture and Design Festival opens Sept. 27 with a party that offers a preview of the many events the festival has to offer. Admission is $5 at the door or in advance. Visit 2012aiapdxmeeting. eventbrite.com to register.
Friday, Sept. 28
Free Admission to Portland Art Museum 5–8 p.m. Portland Art Museum 1219 SW Park Ave.
On the fourth Friday of every month, the Portland Art Museum offers free admission to guests looking to take a tour.
Battlehooch with Lord Master, Cerdo, Opposition Party 9 p.m. Kenton Club 2025 N Kilpatrick St.
Battlehooch is an avant rock/pop group from San Francisco with an experimental sound. Come to the Kenton Club to see what promises to be a unique show, where the band will perform new tracks from its upcoming album, and catch three other bands at the same show. Admission is free and 21+.
PSU Film Rally 7:30 p.m. Fifth Avenue Cinema, in the Cinema 90 theater 510 SW Hall St.
Fifth Avenue Cinema hosts an evening of topics on Portland State’s growing film community and a chance for prospective (and current) film students to connect and learn what opportunities are offered at PSU.
Saturday, Sept. 29
Jai Ho Bollywood Retro Costume Dance Party 9 p.m. Holocene 1001 SE Morrison St.
dance lessons, free henna, live performances and a costume contest for the best retro outfits. The first 50 ladies to attend receive free admission, otherwise the event is $5 at the door before 10 p.m. and $10 after. Tickets can be purchased in advance for $5 at sept29retro.eventbrite.com. This event is 21+.
2012 Fun on Foster 11 a.m.–5 p.m. Southeast Foster Road between 49th Avenue and 93rd Avenue
2012 Fun on Foster offers a variety of events, all taking place on one street—from vendors to food carts to live music and auctions that benefit various charities. You will find art for sale and activities for all ages. This event is to open to everyone.
Portland Museum of Modern Art Opening 7–9 p.m. Mississippi Records 5202 N Mississippi Ave
The Portland Museum of Modern Art celebrates its opening in the Mississippi Records compound Sept. 29 with a showcase of fake record covers from around the world. The show is free and open for all ages.
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2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Pioneer Courthouse Square 701 SW 6th Ave.
The Le Grand Continental dance performance is a 30-minute contemporary line dance. You may attend the dance for free on Sept. 30 at Pioneer Courthouse Square. All ages are welcome. For more information visit whitebird.org/continental.
Monday, Oct. 1
Blitz NFL Bingo Every Monday night during NFL football Blitz 99W 10935 SW 68th Pkwy.
Blitz 99W hosts a bingo game every Monday night based on plays made during NFL football games. Each winner receives a gift card worth $5, and black winners receive a gift card worth $20. The game is free and 21+. For more information visit blitzbarpdx.webs.com.
Wednesday, Oct. 3
7 p.m. Cruzroom 2338 NE Alberta St.
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Sunday, Sept. 30
The Cruzroom is set to host a tournament of champions in lego building. Teams of two to six people are invited to come and test their skills building lego masterpieces in timed matches. Champions go on to a final round, and prizes are awarded. This event is 21+ and free for participants, but there are limited slots, so arrive early. Visit shanrockstrivia.com for more information.
Thursday, Oct. 4
Tutankhamun’s Last Secret by Nicholas Reeves 7:30–9 p.m. PSU Smith Memorial Student Union, Room 238
Nicholas Reeves is scheduled to come to PSU to discuss secrets, myths and misconceptions regarding one of Egypt’s most well-known historical figures. This event is free and open to all ages.
Study Abroad Fair 11 a.m.–2 p.m. PSU Smith Memorial Student Union Ballroom, Room 335
The PSU Education Abroad program is hosting a fair to answer questions about how financial aid and scholarships work with study abroad programs, and to offer information about degree requirements as well as the types of programs available and where they are located. The first 100 students to arrive at the fair will receive a free travel guidebook, and all students in attendance can enter to win free international airfare. This event is free and open to all PSU students.