Piano Program
Opens Campus
Concert Season
The University school of music
will open their concert season Oc
tober 23 with a faculty program of
Freneh-American piano composi
tions. George Hopkins, professor of
piano, will perform October 23 in
the music auditorium.
The program consiting of four
parts will include Dubussy's “Suite,
Pour Le Piano” and Copland's
“Sonata” in the first group; Ra
vel’s “Habanera,” “Jeux D’Eau,”
“Pavane,” and Professor Hopkins’
own transcription of Ravel's “Bol
ero” in the second group.
Elmerco’s “Lagunita,” Bloch’s
“In the Night,” Soro's “Delclara
cion,” Milhaud’s “Sobre La Loma,"
and Villa Lobos’ “Saudades Das
Brasileiras, No. 1,” “Saudades Das
Brisileiras, No. 2,” and “La Poli
chinelle” are in the third group;
and Professor Hopkins’ transcrip
tion of “Concert Paraphrase on
Gershwin Themes” is the final
group.
Professor Hopkins will also be
giving concerts in Medford, Kla
math Kails and Lakeview during
the first term. During spring vaca
tion last year, he went on a tour
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giving five concerts in a week in
eastern Oregon and Idaho.
This recital is sponsored by the
school of music and Phi Mu Alpha
Sinfonia, men’s national music fra
ternity.
CAMPUS
CALENDAR
12 noon: YMCA cabinet meeting at
the YMCA.
1 p. m.: Meeting of Scabbard and
Blade pledges at the military dep
artment.
3:30 p. m.: Phi Mu Epsilon meeting
in room 258 Emerald hall.
4 p. m.: AWS cabinet and congress
meeting at Hendricks hall.
4 p. m.: Sophomore Wiskerino com
mittee heads meeting in counsel
room of Emerald hall.
4 p. m.: Wesley House coffee hour.
4 p. m.: Newman club executive
council meeting.
4 p. m.: Make up staff of Univer
sity Theater meeting at drama
studio for those interested in work
ing during 1947-48 season. .
6:30 p. m.: Wesley house chorus
meeting at Wesley.
7 p. m.: SDX meeting in 104 Journ
alism to elect delegate to national
convention in Washington, D. C.
and propose new members.
7 p. m.: Athletic managers of the
women’s houses meeting at Ger
linger.
7:30 p. m. Deutsche Gesellschaft
meeting on Gerlinger sunporch.
7 p. m.: Chess club meeting at 207
Commerce.
7:30 p. m. Homecoming hostess
candidates meeting at Gerlinger
for preliminary judging ■— short
silks.
7:45 p. m. fundamentals of chess
class at 207 Commerce.
VA Expects Drop
In Vet Enrollment
The veteran enrollment of 2979
will probably drop as eligibility
time for government aid is ex
hausted, Veteran Counsellor James
B. Kline said yesterday. At pres
ent veterans comprise about 55
per cent of the University students.
Number of veterans in the fresh
man class is only 50 per cent of
last year’s figure, he said, adding
that only transfers made by vet
erans attending eastern colleges
could prevent the anticipated de
crease.
Of the 2979 veterans, 87 are
women and 2892 men. Those en
rolled under public law 346, the
G. I. Bill, are 85 wofnen and 2546
men. Two women and 304 men are
attending under provisions of
public law 16. Another 42 men are
receiving state aid.
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Oregana Photos
Cancelled Friday
No pictures for the 1948 Ore
\ gana will be taken Friday because
of the game in Portland. However
Kennell-Ellis studio will photo
graph members of the following
I houses as scheduled:
October 16: Alpha Xi Delta, Kap
pa Alpha Theta.
October 20: Ann Judson, Delta
Gamma.
October 21: Delta Zeta, Gamma
hall.
October 22: Gamma Phi Beta,
Kappa Kappa Gamma.
October 23: Pi Beta Phi, Sigma
Kappa.
Bible Talks Slated
At YMCA Today
Informal Bible studies under the
auspices of the Inter Varsity
Christian fellowship will be con
ducted in the men’s lounge of Ger
linger hall from 8 to 8:50 a. m. and
from 11 to 11:50 in the conference
room of the University YMCA
today.
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