Spring Term Social Calendar
April 3
Good Friday (closed to dances)
April 4
Sigma Chi Radio Dance
April 7
Nino Martini Concert
April 8
Phi Theta Twisty Sale
April 9
Phi Theta Twisty Sale
'■flTpril 10
Independent Rally Dance
Alpha Chi Omega Radio Dance
April 11
Alpha Delta Sigma Dance
Horse Show
Panhellenic Day
April 12
Horse Show
Christian Science Lecture by
Miss Coulson
April 13 to 18 Mid Terms
State, SbUfxte, fyateoesi .
Ducks Spurn Money
By BARBARA YOUNGER
The red, white, and blue spirit showed like neon lights in
Oregon students when they rose to a man (one remained seat
ed) to say that they would rather have seven per cent of their
co-op receipts in defense bonds than five per cent in cash.
When students forsake that scarce glittery stuff for pieces
of paper with pretty printing, they must know that those
Pianist Shows
Great Talent
By CAROL, GREENING
Few musical tasks seem too
arduous to Emery Hobson, pi
anist, who featured the technical
ly intricate Beethoven “Sonata,”
opus 10, number 3, in his senior
recital last night at the music au
ditorium.
His agile fingers weaving deli
cate patterns on the keyboard,
Hobson displayed excellent tone
control in the second movement
of the sonata, bringing out the
full beauty of the stately meas
ures. Brilliant variety was shown
throughout the piece, which is
distinguished for its orchestral
quality.
Song Flight
“On Wings of Song,” by Men
delssohn-Liszt, contained excel
lent opportunities for Hobson’s
technical skill. The singing mel
ody of this ever-popular number
was brought out beautifully; Hob
son’s excellent control was again
displayed.
Other more modern pieces on
the program drew prolonged ap
plause from the small but high
ly enthusiastic audience. The Cho
pinesque “Mazurka,” by George
rHopkins, professor of music at
1. UiV.
that they won’t be completing
their education at either the Uni
versity of Heidelberg or Tokyo.
Bonds Optional
The Co-op board is consider
ing offering defense bonds and
stamps to students who would
rather have them than cash.
One dear creature replied: “I
think defense bonds would be
just lovely!”
Would you rather have seven
per cent of your Co-op receipts
in defense bonds than have five
per cent in cash ?
Yes No
Men ..100%
Women . 92% 8%
Another question was asked of
men in ROTC. It was, “Do you
think that there is a place in the
service for college men with mi
nor disabilities?” All men an
ovvcicu iu iuc aiuimaLivt.
Assembly Scheduled
The freshman nominating as
sembly will be held at 7 p.m.
Tuesday, April 7. in the Villard
hall auditorium.
the University; “The White Pea
cock,” by Griffes, which had such
shimmering poetry in it, and “El
Vito," by Infante, full of Span
ish folk color, all showed bril
liant craftsmanship on the part
of a sincere artist.
EASTER
and
FLOWERS
GO TOGETHER
Send FLOWERS home to mother
and dad. Send FLOWERS to your
dream-girl.
Chase Garden
Phone 4240
April' 17
Sigma Alpha Mu Formal
Delta Delta Delta Spring For
mal
Delta Upsilon Radio Dance
Alpha Delta Pi Formal
Campbell Club Radio Dance
April 18
Hendricks Hall Dance
Kappa Sigma Radio Dance
Alpha Omicron Pi Dance
Pi Beta Phi Dance
All Co-op Picnic
April 20
Coolidge Quartet (Music
School)
April 22
Regional Girl Scout Conference
Nickel Hop
April 23
YWCA Assembly at 4 o’clock
April 24
Frosh Glee
April 25
All-Campus Sing
Delta Upsilon Spring Informal
Sigma Nu Spring Informal
Sigma Kappa Formal
Kappa Kappa Gamma Dance
Phi Sigma Kappa Dance
April 2G
Campbell Club Picnic
April 27
Vronsky and Babin Concert
April 28
YWCA Frosh Fellowship Meeting
Sophomore Fireside
April 29
Vesper Service (5 o’clock) Mu
sic Bldg.
May 1
Sigma Phi Epsilon Dance
Kappa Alpha Theta Formal
Susan Campbell Dance
Theta Chi Spring Formal
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Formal
Alpha Phi Dance
All Co-op Formal Dance
May 2
ATO Formal
Sigma Chi Dance
Kwama Picnic
Alpha Chi Omega Formal
Alpha Gamma Delta Dance
Alpha Delta Pi Radio Dance
Beta Theta Pi Formal
Chi Psi Formal
Gamma Phi Beta Formal
Campbell Club Informal
Chi Omega Formal
Delta Tau Delta Dance
YWCA Junior-Senior Break
fast
May 5 and 6 v
YWCA Ice Cream Sale
May 8
Master Dance Annual Recital
May 9
Junior Weekend
“Of Thee I Sing.”
May 12-13 ,
Closed to all social events
except Mortar Board Ball
May 15
Gleeman Concert
May 16
Mortar Board Ball
May 25
Examinations Begin
May 31
Graduation
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HINDS
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RUBBER
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Tobacco
now
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WOODBURY
SALE!
50c Woodbury Lotion
75c Woodbury Cream
Both
for
Woodbury Soap
4 bars__ 23c
$1.25
Evening in Paris
Cologne
and 50c Atomizer
$1.75 value,
now $1.25
EASTER CANDY
Large assortment of Whit
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BONNS ASSORTMENT,
pound box 59c
WHITMAN FAIRHILL
pound $1.10
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Book Matches
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Prince Albert, Velvet,
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Facial Tissues
box of 500 19C
Pall Mall
Phillip Morris
cigarettes, ctn.^jj 23
Parliaments
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Stratford Bankers
20c cigarette 2 Sr*
new 2 packs