Coalition Party Meets
-To Drum Participation
The TJHA council, composed of
interested people from all non
Orsek bloc living organizations,
met I ant night to familiarize stu
dent* with UHA and encourage
maximum student participation in
the forthcoming campus elections.
"We are trying to build Interest
In the coming elections,” Walt
Kreauff, UBA president, explained,
"We want to get people out to
vote. In the past, seldom more
than 50 per cent of the student
body participated In elections.’’
Hob Miller, chairman of the
council, explained the UHA nom
inating procedure and urged the
representatives to stimulate In
terest In petitioning within their
Committee Okays
(< imtinurd from pitf/c one)
Ublon and other new buildings, the
present faculties would ho unable
to take the load In a severe cold
spell.
A new heating plant will bo com
p|rled wllhln the next two years
across from the mill race and high
way, west of 1 he main warehouse
anil shops. Next winter will be ex
tremely difficult In the event of a
severe cold spell.
Iliulgrl Divided
The slate hoard of higher edu
cation budget is divided Into two
funds: Urn campus instructional
budget, anil other established ac
tivities Miieh as agriculture ami
general extension.
The board requested $17, 452,021
for campus Instructional activities;
the governor rut the request by
$100,000 and the Joint legislative
committee further lopped off $411,
0IM; leaving a budget of $10,941,
017.
The budget requested for estab
lished activities, the governor cut
by $150,000 and the legislative
committee threw out $200,815;
leaving a budget of $1,848,240,
The joint legislative ways and
means committee action is subject
to review amt confirmation by the
legislature.
The traditional Junior-senior
breakfast, to bo lii'lii Sunday morn
ing', 0:1ft, tu the Votoraua' Memo
rial building. "til Inaugurated ear
ly lu the tO'JOa with a breakfast
given by Mra. 1’rinee 1-. Campbell,
wife of President Campbell, for
all senior women at her home,
■Slnee 1)1111 time tile campus
YWCA has undertaken the pro
ject and Juniors have accompanied
the senior women to the animal
affair,
Highlighting Sunday's breakfast
will bo a talk Viy IVuvthy McCul
lough Lee of IViHand 1-aura Ol
son, past YWCA president will
make the welcoming speech. Also
included In the morning's program
will bo a skit enacted by Mildred
Chatty and Carol Kagleson.
Uist minute Ticket purchases
may be made at the WVCA bun
galow Pickets aiv priced at iW
cents each
The breakfast will be over by
lb St) am
living organization!*.
The UHA nominations procedure
was mapped out at the meeting.
Petition deadline is net for noon
April 9. The following day execu
tive council petitioner** will be in
terviewed at 3:115 p.m. at the Phi
Kappa Hlgma house. Class office
petitioners will be Interviewed on
April 12.
The first general assembly, at
which nominations will be present
ed, and accepted from the floor,
will be held April 14. The second
general assembly for final nomina
tions and selection of candidates
will be April 19 in McArthur court.
Petitions may be turned in at
the A HUD president's office in
Emerald hall, or to any member of
the steering committee. Steering
committee members wore listed in
Thursday’s Emerald. Petitions
should be acccompanied by an eli
gibility slip from the dean’s office.
Bob Miller, co-publicity chairman
of the UHA explained ASUO re
quirements.
The AH1JO constitution provides
In Section 3, clause 1, that any
student who has completed at
least three terms at the University
and who bus 110 credit hours is
eligible for number 1 and 2 posi
tions ASUO and senior elasss of
fices.
Two terms at the University, not
Jess than 74 hours and no more
than 110 are required for junior
dess offices. Those petitioning for
sophomore eluss offices should
also have completed two terms at
the University, and also have com
pleted at least 24 hours, but no
more than 73 hours.
Cuthbert Given
Architecture Office
F. A. Cuthbert, professor of
landscape architecture, has been
elected vice-president of the west
ern region of the American Society
of Landscape Architects.
A meeting' of the group was held
in San Francisco during the latter
part of March.
Elimination Scheduled
(Con/fHiifd from fnigt vnt)
in the group. No more than 30 will
be allowed for one organization.
3. No fraternity, sorority or hall
songs.
■i. No musical accompaniment or
special musical effects will be per
mitted.
5. Any house not participating in
the preliminaries for any reason
may not participate in the final
judging.
0. Dress may be standardised
within the group, but no special
costumes may be made for the oc
casion. If there is any question re
garding this rule, please contact
the sing chairmen.
T, All song leaders must submit
their song titles to the committee
chairmen by Saturday. April S.
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uk5a\ ttvnn the First Hand point ot view. v»et it
•ni.nyht and avoid prejuv.'.cos.
May 10, 6:15 Hear Jack Powers
EPISCOPALIAN CHURCH
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A, M. Sunday Services P- M.
Bible School 0:45 Endeavor 6:15
Church Service 11 00 Evangelist Service 7 :50
FA1RMOUNT
CHURCH OF CHRIST
17th and Columbia W • W, W hite
Director
DIMITRI MITROPOULIS will
appear with 90 musicians to
night In McArthur court. Con
cert program Is printed at the
right.
Wesley Open House
Wesley foundatoin will have an
open house after the concert this
evening. Everyone is welcome.
Program For Tonight
Concert Overture, “Carnival,” Opus 92.Antonin Dvorak
Sumphony No. 3 (“Scotch”) in A minor, Opus 56....Feliv Mende Issohn
Andante con moto—Allegro un poco agitato
Vivace non troppo
Adagio
Allegro vivacissimo
Intermission
Ruralia Hungarica (Hungarian Landscapes) .Ernst Dohnanyi
Four Pieces for Orchestra, Opus 32b
Presto, ma non troppo
Allegro grazioso
Adagio non troppo
Molto vivace
“The Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra” .Benjamin Britten
(Variations and Fugue on a Theme of Purcell)
ANNUAL MEETING
Of
University of Oregon Co-op Store
Tuesday, April 12th, 4:00 p. m.
Room 207 Chapman Hall
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