This Week's Stories: Chancellor’s Budget Report Is Upbeat Focus on Indonesia Berkeley’s Newest Rare Collection Documents America’s Right Wing Frank Shu Named University Professor A Stain on the Internship Experience Log Cabin Secrets in the Heart of Campus Help for Humanities PhDs in Managing Their Careers Carolyn Bertozzi Wins Prytanean Faculty Award Please Have a Seat ... at Your Own Risk Nutrition Study Finds Surprising Results on Eating Habits of African American Mothers Step Up to the Mike and Express Yourself Avian Assemblage Nearly 100 Respond to Berkeleyan Survey Human Rights Law Clinic Aids Haitian Cane Workers Order of the Golden Bear Lives On   Regular Features Awards Campus Memos News Briefs		Step Up to the Mike and Express Yourself posted October 14, 1998 Rhyme and Reason invites faculty, staff, students and members of the community to recite poetry, tell stories, perform music or discuss their scholarship at an open mike poetry series, held at the Berkeley Art Museum. Rhyme and Reason meets on the second and fourth Monday of each month and features presentations by two invited guests followed by an open-mike session. Participants have up to 5 minutes for their presentations and are encouraged to use experimental or traditional modes of expression. The readings begin at 7 p.m. in the Pacific Film Archive conference room at 2625 Durant Ave. Sign-up for the open-mike session begins at 6:30 p.m. The first reading, Monday, Oct. 26, features Richard "Dixi" Cohn and Walter Ligget. On Monday, Nov. 9, Mary Milton and Mark States are the guest readers. For information, call 642-5168 or visit the Rhyme or Reason web site at library.berkeley.edu/~jgatten.    [ Back to top ] .

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