Radio Production
Features Variety
A half-hour comedy, an inter
view featuring University Regis
trar C. E. Avery, and a program
of pop tunes will be presented over
the University hour from 4 to 5
p. m. today over KOAC.
“Three Strikes You’re Out” by
Vernon Delston, will be given by
the Radio Workshop players from
A to 4:30.
Cast of the comedy includes Alan
Foster. Pat King, Paul Marcotte,
Manuel Golemis, Dave Waite, John
^MacDonald, Dick Shelton, Theo
jpeikert, and Jack Puffinbarger.
The program will be produced by
Eloise M. Rockwell, senior in Eng
lish.
C. E. Avery, University regis
trar, will be interviewed by Gordon
'Halstead on the recently adopted
grade system now used on the
eampus. The interview will be
broadcast from 4:30 to 4:45.
The Pops Music program from
4:45 to 5 p. m. produced by Jim
Kays, will feature Tommy White
at the piano playing boogie and
other pop tunes.
OFCL Delegates_
(Continued from page one)
Members of the OFCL are Oregon
schools of higher education. Dele
gates from these schools meet an
nually to discuss common problems
in hopes of gaining solutions. Prob
able topics for this year's meeting
are school publications, finances,
veteran problems, athletics and
awards, and contacts to gain new
students.
New officers will be elected at
the Portland meetings. At present
Harold Malde, Willamette, is presi
dent; Paul Koch, Linfield, vice
president; and Jack Goet/.e, Port
land university, secretary-treasur
er.
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Honorary members pledged
after their regular Oregana
photos were taken may have
their pictures included With the
the honorary by notifying the
Oregana office Thursday or Fri
day afternoon after 2 p. m. A
payment of 10 cents per picture
is requested to cover the costs
of extra prints.
CAMPUS
CALENDAR
Pre-nursing majors meeeting at
7:30 p.m. at the Congregational
church, East Thirteenth street.
Bring clothes and food for Euro
pean relief box.
Potluck supper at Westminster
at 6 p.m. tonight. Bring food or 30
cents.
New Constitution
Adopted by ISA
A new constitution for the Inde
pendent Students association was
adopted at the senate meeting
Tuesday night in 105 Commerce
building.
Drawn up by a committee select
ed from the senators, the constitu
tion was explained by Clay Myers,
representative from Yeomen, before
being acted upon by the senate.
Among the provisions of the new
constitution are the abolition of the
present executive council and the
creation of standing committees.
According to the new constitu-j
tion, the president and vice-presi
dent will still be elected by the stu
dents in general elections, but their
duties have been changed. The pres
ident will now be the presiding offi
cer in the senate instead of the vice
president, as formerly.
Old Oregon Business.
News Staffs to Organize
Business staff members of Old
Oregon, campus alumni magazine,
will meet at the Old Oregon offices
in Friendly hall tonight at 6:30,
Gloria Grenfell, business manager,
announced yesterday.
Old members of the layout, office,
and selling staffs are particularly
requested to attend.
Harry .GUckman, editor, also
announced that students interest
ed in working with the news de
partment of the magazine will.at
tend an organizational meeting at
4 pan. today in 104 Journalism.
Members of the business staff
will hear the new, simplified selling
program for the year explained by
Miss Grenfell and Jordis EJenke, ad
vertising manager.
Students who have not previously
worked for Old Oregon and who are
interested are also urged to attend,
Miss Grenfell said.
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Hazzard Chosen
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students throughout the world, who,
because of the war, will not be able
to continue their education without
aid.
Hazzard stressed the great need
for funds in this first large, post-war
drive to rehabilitate colleges and
universities throughout the World.
Winter Lectures
(Continued from page one)
assistant to the secretary of the
treasury.
President of the American Scan
dinavian foundation, Henry God
dard Leach, is to speak February
12 and 13 on “Scandinavian Clas
sics” and ‘‘Scandinavian Versus
American Democracy.” Author and
educator, Leach is a curator of
Scandinavian history and literature
and has been editor of The Forum.
March 6, Jacques Donvez will,
With the aid of slides and piano se
lections illustrate ‘‘The Spirit of
Modern French Painting and Mu
sic.”
“The New Man” will be the topic
of Dr. Manuel Lopez Rey, Spanish
educator and diplomat, March 13.
Appearing under the auspices of
the Institute of International educa
tion, he was at one time professor
of penal law at the University of
Madrid in Spain.
In connection with traditional
music festival, Roger Sessions,
composer and music educator, will
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Dr. Ernst said that he and the
committee feel that this is the best
series of lectures the University
has ever been able to obtain and
urges all students, as well as the
faculty, to avail themselves of the
interesting and intellectual talks.
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