Easter Service
To Be Given
At Mac Court
The Easter sunrise service this
year will be held at McArthur
court at 6 a.m. April 17. Morgan
S. Odell, president of Lewis and
Clark college in Portland will be
the main speaker. His topic will be
“Easter Triple Victory” in which
he will deal with the meaning of
Easter for the Individual, man’s
hope of eternal life, and his hope
for a kingdom of God among men
on earth.
Four other ministers who will
participjate in the program for the
service are Rev. J. L. Sawyer of
the United Lutheran church, Rev.
David Seaman from Wesley house,
Rev. Richard S. Taylor of the First
Church of the Nazarene, and
Vance Webster of the Baptist
church.
The Roosevelt junior choir, led
by Mrs. Margery Wilson, will sing
four numbers.
The student chairman for the
service is Arthur Elbon, Jr. Cleone
Olson is the adult adviser from the
University Religious council and
the Eugene Ministerial association.
Dante Lecture
Booked for Libe
Dr. Chandler Beall, professor of
Romance languages, will lecture
tonight in the browsing room of
the library on Dante’s Divine Com
edy.
The lecture is to be held under
the auspices of the general exten
sion division, the association of the
Patrons and Friends of the Uni
versity of Oregon library, and the
University of Oregon library. It
will be the first of the lecture for
um series this spring.
Dr. P. J. Powers will act as dis
cussion leader.
Mortar Board
Mortar Board will meet at 7 p.m.
•muoapngj, gis in
Hal Coleman
City Editor o
Night staff: Lorna Larson, editor;
Barbara Heywood, Don Smith,
Bob Reed.
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Good Weather Speeds
Building Construction
Oregon’s building program, ac- j
celerated by improved weather
conditions, advanced greatly dur
ing vacation week.
Most important was the final
preparations of the first and sec
ond floors of Villard hall for speech
classes. Offices of the speech de
partment and faculty members of
the speech division have moved to
Villard, and spring term classes
began yesterday in the newly ren
ovated building.
In addition, progress has been
made in the construction of the
Villard theater wing. Most of the
exterior concrete of the building
has been poured, and workmen will
begin on the interior, which will
house Oregon’s theater when com
pleted. *
On the southern edge of the
campus, the new music building is
taking shape. At the present time,
the brick facade is being laid. The
interior is as yet in more rudi
mentary stages of construction.
The new music building will in
clude classrooms, offices, and prac
tice rooms, which will alleviate
the crowded conditions of the mu
sic school. Builders have found the
wet, cold weather of the past
months a great obstacle to their
construction schedule.
UO’s student union building
continues to grow from piles of
building material on the block ad
jacent to University and Thir
teenth streets. Bricklaying will be
gin in the immediate future on the
northern wing of the building, al
though the rest of the restructure
is not so far advanced.
Bricklaying on the new women’s
dormitory has been in progress for
several days. The dormitory will
probably be completed some time
next fall or winter.
Scholastic Press
Award to Campbell
Dr. Laurence R. Campbell, pro
fessor of journalism, was awarded
a gold key for conscientious and
long service to the school press by
the Columbia Scholastic Press as
sociation, Columbia University,
New York. The award was present
ed, in absentia.
Junior Weekend
Chairmen Needed
Petitions for subchairmanships
for Junior Weekend were called
for yesterday by Bill Lance, pro
motion chairman.
Positions are available for chair
men of radio, posters, skits and
flying speeches, newpaper adver
tising, and display. Lance empha
sized that many students will be
needed to work on the various
committees. The petition deadline
is 12 noon, April 1.
Petitions should be left at the
Sigma Nu house.
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