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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (April 5, 1938)
Full Calendar Awaits Duck Piggers, But Midterms Are Only Two Weeks Away! 16 Events Planned For May 13, 14 The complete spring term social calendar as released by Dean Schwering follows: Saturday, April 9:Pi Kappa Al pha dance; Alpha Delta Pi pledge dinner, Sunday, April 10: Co-op tea. Friday, April 15: Good Friday— closed. \ Saturday, April 16: Alpha Delta Xi spring formal; Hendricks hall spring formal. Sunday, April 17: Easter morn ing service, Student Christian con ference. Mid-Term Week Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, April 18, 19, 20: Midterms; Com monwealth conference. Wednesday, April 20: Amphib ian swimming exhibition. Thursday, April 21: Amphibian swimming exhibition. Friday, April 22: Chi Omega dance; Sigma Alpha Mu dance; Alpha Chi Omega convention. Saturday, April 23: Alpha Chi Omega convention; AWS carnival; Delta Upsilon house dance. Sunday, April 24: All Co-op tea; Alpha Chi Omega convention. Tuesday, April 26: Peer Gynt. Thursday, April 28: Sigma Kap pa formal reception. Friday, April 29: Frosh glee. Saturday, April 30: Kappa Sig ma dance; University Co-op dance; Alpha Tau Omega dance; Kappa Kappa Gamma formal; Gamma Phi Beta dance. Sunday, May 1: YWCA Junior Senior breakfast; Delta Upsilon picnic; Kappa Sigma picnic; Campbell and Hilyard Co-op tea. Junior Weekend Saturday, May 7: Junior Week end. Sunday, May 8: Helen Jepsen concert; Mother’s day. Friday, May 13: Sigma Chi dance; Alpha Phi dance; Alpha Gamma Delta informal; Delta Delta dinner dance; Hilyard Co-op dance; dor mitory dance. Saturday, May 14: Beta Theta Pi dance; Theta Chi dance; Sigma Alpha Epsilon dance; Phi Delta Theta dance; Sigma Nu dance; Al pha Chi Omega dance; Sigma Kappa dance; Phi Kappa Psi dance; Alpha Delta Pi formal; Delta Tau Delta breakfast dance. Friday, May 20: Kappa Alpha Theta dance; Sigma Phi Epsilon dance; Pi Beta Phi dance. Saturday, May 21: Mortar Board ball; Pi Beta Phi under class dinner. Friday, May 27: Classes end— closed. Saturday, May 28: Alumni day. Sunday, May 29: Baccalaureate service. Monday, May 30: Commence Trackmen Work (Continued front pa ye five) Ducks Set Pace Barker and Mitchell set the pace at the start, running one two for the first quarter. In the second quarter, Cunningham, Lash, and Bright cut loose to pass the Oregonians and finish in that order—but Bill Hayward’s boys can say “You can't take that away from me.” Robinson and Fitchard copped first and second in the broad jump, and Varoff tied for second in the pole vault. Robinson jumped 24 feet one inch to win, but Varoff failed by a shade to soar over 14 feet, and lost to Earle Meadows. Extension Members At Portland Dinner The office staff of the extension division of the University of Ore gon attended a dinner in Portland Saturday night. Members of the radio and visual instruction staff from Corvallis and the staff of the central office in Portland were other representatives at the dinner. Dean Alfred Powers, dean of the extension division, spoke on prob lems in extension work and discus sed the summer session to be held this year. ment; Memorial day—holiday. May 31-June 4, inc., Tuesday to Saturday: Final examinations. UO Art Grad Leaves For Eastern Study Jack Wilkinson, former Oregon art student, left last Saturday as a recipient of the Phellan scholar ship to study at the art galleries in Chicago, Washington and oth er cities. Wilkinson received the award two years ago for the oil, “Circus Fakir,” which was placed in the 58th San Francisco art associa tion annual. More of his work is inclu/ded in the second annual student exhibition 'now touring | Washington and which will be shown at the University soon. Two of his paintings were recent ly purchased by Albert Bender, San Francisco art patron. The scholarship provides $2000 and two years of study in Europe. After studying in the East, Wil kinson will sail for Europe. He will visit galleries in several Eu ropean cities including Russels and Rotterdam. Following study in these art galleries, he will spend a year in Paris and conclude with a year in Italy. Although the scholarship was awarded almost a year ago, Wil kinson could not leave until now as he was assisting Maurice Sterne on a federal art project in the department of justice. Erbs to Be Guests At Faculty Dinner Dr. and Mrs. Erb will be guests of honor at a formal faculty din ner to be given by Alpha Delta Pi tonight. Other guests will be Chancellor and Mrs. Hunter, Dr. and Mrs. Boyer, Dr. Schwering and Dean Schwering, Dean and Mrs. Earl, Dean and Mrs. E. L. Packard, Dr. and Mrs. Philip Par son, Dr. and Mrs. Warren Smith, Mr. and Mrs. George Root, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Westerfield, and Mrs. Floyd Westerfield, and Mrs. Gertrude Warner. Subscribe for The Emerald. Get the news of your school. 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