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small group exercises to identify and evaluate real-life situations that present ethical choices. A <br />particular focus was "right vs. right" choices; those circumstances in which a decision must be made <br />between two legitimate rights or worthy goals. <br /> <br />According to Bennett, “We believed this topic was important to address. But we didn’t expect to hear <br />feedback like ‘this is the best training we’ve ever done!’ Staff members reported that these meetings <br />helped clarify City policy, and helped them better translate rules on paper into the complex context of <br />everyday service to the public.” The PLA presentation will provide public library administrators with <br />guidance for conducting this type of training, and will emphasize the positive effects on organizational <br />culture of engaging staff in ethics discussions. For more information, contact Connie Bennett at the <br />Eugene Public Library, 682-5363 <br /> <br />First Friday Guitar Concert at the Library <br />Celebrate National Library Week with a free, entertaining, and <br />informative concert by internationally known guitarist Craig <br />Einhorn, at the First Friday @ the Downtown Library event at <br />6:00 p.m. on April 7. <br /> <br />Einhorn shares the rich repertoire and history of the guitar in a <br />delightful concert ranging from classical music to popular Latin <br />styles. He holds a Masters degree in music performance with <br />extensive study of music history and teaches classical guitar at <br />Lane Community College. <br /> <br />Einhorn tours throughout the United States, including <br />performances with symphonies, on radio and television, and in <br />an ongoing collaboration with Mason Williams. His CDs, <br />available for sale at First Friday, include “In with the Old, In with <br />the New,” “Obras,” “Live at the Old Siskiyou Barn,” “I’m <br />Packing” (with Grammy Award-winning Shandi Sinnamon), and “Choros.” For more information, contact <br />Eugene Public Library at 682-5450. <br /> <br />A Capella Groups Awed by Hult Center <br />The International Championship of Collegiate A Capella <br />Quarterfinals was held at the Hult Center on March 4. <br />Hosted by Divisi, the women’s a capella group from the <br />University of Oregon, the event was a tremendous <br />success. Five groups from the western division of <br />ICCA competed and were judged by three local experts. <br />Outspoken, from OSU, advanced to the semifinals at <br />Stanford University. The finals will be held in New <br />York. Divisi member Suzie Day noted, “I actually have <br />to admit that my favorite moment was when the groups <br />arrived and first thing after entering Silva Hall, they <br />created a traffic jam right inside the door because they <br />were looking up at the ceiling and were ‘oohing’ and ‘aahing.’ Almost all of us are used to performing in <br />high schools or smaller theaters, so this was a real treat.” <br /> <br />The Divisi women were a little nervous at making the leap from South Eugene High School auditorium <br />(maximum seating capacity 800) to Silva Concert Hall; however, the move turned out to be a great <br />success. The event sold over 1,100 tickets. Said Ms. Day, “That’s the most we’ve ever made at any gig <br />and made everything well worth it. The whole night was just amazing and everyone loved it.” In fact, <br />Divisi has been negotiating to hold the ICCA semifinals here next year – and is considering entering the <br />competition themselves. <br /> <br />This event met the Cultural Services Division mission to provide a broad selection of performances and <br />events by local and non-local artists and companies and to actively seek new patrons and develop future <br />audiences. For more information, contact Theresa Sizemore, Hult Center Administration at 682-5242. <br /> <br /> <br />EUGENE CITY COUNCIL NEWSLETTER PAGE 2 <br />March 23, 2006 <br />
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