*Full Social Calendar
Released for 1949-50
Following is the schedule of so
cial events for the coming year as
released by the office of student
affairs yesterday:
FALL TERM
SEPT. 27 President’s reception for
faculty, Gerlinger.
28 Physical education.
orientation club.
30 Football—U C L A, Los
Angeles.
Church Night.
OCT. 1 Bunion Derby
6 YWCA open membership
meeting.
7 WAA co-recreation night.
8 Football—Washington State
Pullman.
House dances—women.
15 Football — Colorado, Eu
gene.
House dances—men.
19 AWS auction.
21 Concert.
22 Oregon high school press
conference.
House dances—women.
Football—USC, Los An
geles.
28 Sophomore Whiskerino.
^ 29 Football—Iowa, Iowa City.
NOV. 5 Football — Washington,
Portland.
House dances—optional.
11 WAA co-recreation night.
12 Football—California, Ber
keley.
House dances—men.
16 Amphibian Pageant.
17 Amphibian Pageant.
18-19 Homecoming.
19 Football—OSC, Eugene.
Homecoming dance, Mc
Arthur Court.
24-27 Thanksgiving vacation.
DEC. 2 University Theater Pro
duction.
3 House dances—women.
AWS charity party.
Play.
7 Last Edition of Emerald.
8 Assembly.
8- 9-10 University Theater
Production.
9- 10 Basketball.
10 House dances—men.
11 Messiah.
12 Closed period.
15-20 Exams.
20-21 Basketball — Stanford,
Eugene.
20 Term ends.
WINTER TERM
JAN. 3 Registration.
2- 3 Basketball—Golumbia, Eu
gene.
4 First edition of Emerald.
6-7 Basketball—WSC, Eugene.
7 House dances—women.
13 Basketball—OSC, Corval
vallis.
14 House dances—men.
15 Concert.
20-21 Basketball — Washing
ton, Seattle.
21 Senior Ball, McArthur
Court.
25 Assembly.
27-28 Basketball, Washington,
Eugene.
28 Dad’s Day.
House dances—women.
FEB. 3 WAA co-recreational night.
3- 4 University Theater Pro
duction.
Basketball—Idaho, Moscow.
4 House dances—men.
6- 7 Basketball—WSC at Pull
man.
8- 9 University Theater Pro
duction.
9- 10-11 Northwest Drama con
ference.
10 Heart Hop.
Basketball—OSC at Eu
gene.
11 House dances—men.
11- 12 Basketball—St. Mary’s
at Eugene.
12- 18 Religious Emphasis
Week.
14-15 Basketball—Idaho at
Eugene.
18 Military Ball—McArthur
Court.
24-25 Basketball—OSC at Eu
gene.
25 House dances—women.
MAR. 1 Assembly.
3 WAA Carnival.
3-4 University Theater Pro
duction.
4 House dances—women.
7- 8 University Theater Pro
duction.
9 Last edition of Emerald.
9-10-11 University Theater
Production.
11 House dances—men.
14 Closed period.
17-22 Exams.
22 End of winter term.
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SPRING TERM
27 Registration and classes
begin.
28 First edition of Emerald.
APR. I House dances—women.
3-7 WSSF drive.
4 Assembly.
7 Vodvil.
8 House dances—men.
14 WAA co-recreation night.
14-16 AWS Weekend.
15 Concert.
22 Frosh Glee.
21-22-27-28-29 — University
Theater Production.
29 House dances—men.
MAY 6 House dances—women.
12-14 Junior Weekend.
13 Junior Prom, McArthur
Court.
17-18 Orchesis concert.
20 House dances—men.
26-27 University Theater Pro
duction.
27 Last edition of Emerald.
Mortar Board ball, McAr
thur Court.
30 Memorial Day.
31 University Theater Produc
tion.
JUNE 1 University Theater Pro
duction.
2 Closed period.
5-9 Exams.
10 Alumni Day.
11 Baccalaureate.
Commencement.
(All social events must be
scheduled in Mrs. Wickham’s of
fice in Emerald hall by 5 p.m. on
the Monday preceding the event.)
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Campus Calendar
TUESDAY— ,
9 a.m.—Delta Theta Phi—Side, upstairs
6:30 p.m.—Kwama—Chi Omega house.
7 p.m. Rally tryouts (see story this issue)—Gerlinger annex.
7 p.m.—Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship—Dining room of John
Straub (all students invited to attend).
WEDNESDAY—
4 p.m.—All social chairmen and dance band leaders—Gerlinger**
Alumni hall.
7 p.m.—Hui O Kamaaina—Gerlinger hall (third floor).
THURSDAY—
4 p.m.—All women students with specified GPA’s or whose cumu
lative or spring term GPA’s below a 2.00—Gerlinger Alumni
hall.
Browsing Room
Lectures to Resume
Resumption of a browsing room
lectures in the library has been
promised by Miss Bernice Rise,
head of the circulation department.
Miss Rise released a tentative list
of topics for the weekly series, to
be held Tuesday afternoon at 4 p. m.
Such writers as. Aldous Huxley,
Mark Twain, and Marcel Proust are
among those on the discussion list.
Recent science, history, and poetry
books will also be on the agenda.
The series will be held in the Stu
dent Union when it is completed,
Miss Rise said.
The writing of poetry, says a pub
lisher, can’t be taught. Or fought!
Homecomig Chief
Petitions Due
Petitions for general chairman,
of the 1949 Homecoming celebra
tion are due Thursday at 5 p.m.,
Student Body President Art John
son announced yesterday.
"This is one of the biggest, and
certainly one of the most import
ant chairmanships of the year,”
Johnson stated.
Sophomores, juniors, and seniors
are eligible to petition. Only peti
tions for the general chairmanship
are being considered now; a call
for subchairmen will be issued
later.
Applications may be turned in
to Lou Weston at the Delta Zeta
house.
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