'University of Life' Series Billed
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Wesley Foundation, Methodist
student organization, wil present
a six-weeks series of discussion
programs called the “University
of Life,” beginning this Sunday
from 6:30 to 7:25 p.m.
Featured in the series will be
two discussion groups operating
simultaneously, “Religion in Music”
and “World Christian Community.”
Objectives of the course “Relig
ion in Music" are to discover how
great religious themes and moods
are portrayed through music, and
3tow Catholic, Jewish, and Protes
tant faiths use music in their re
ligious services.
CHOIRMASTER BILLED
Leading the music series this
Sunday evening will be Dale Cooley
Choirmaster of the Catholic Church
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Catholic Mass and the use of mu
sic in the Catholic Church.
Other leaders in the six weeks
series will include Dean Theodore
Kratt and Professor Don Alton of
the School of Music.
Jim Bryant of Friendly House
will be guest leader in the course
“World Christian Community.” Ob
jectives will be to discover the
problems and great social, econ
omic and religious issues in our
country and others, and how Chris
tianity is facing these crises.
MAJOR ISSUES
Bryant will conduct a discussion
concerning the major issues that
face a world seeking peace and
mutual understanding. Other lead
ers in this course will include a
number of foreign students, and
members of the Political Science
Department.
Students are invited to choose
one of the two courses for the six
weeks.
Each Sunday evening a buffet
supper will be served at 5:15, a
Chapel service will be presented at
6:00. and the discussion groups will
be held from 6:80 until 7:25 p.m.
T. Texas Tyler
Due in Eugene
Latest in the current rash of
name bands slated for Eugene
appearances is T. Texas Tyler,
known for his gravel-throated
renditions of “Remember Me,”
and other Western favorites.
The W'estern stylist and seven
instrumentalists will appear
Wednesday, Oct. 12 at the Lane
County Barn Dance, on High
way 99 North.
Tickets are on sale at the Ap
pliance Centers in Eugene and
Springfield.
Alumni Committee
To Hold Meeting
The executive committee of the
University of Oregon Alumni As
sociation will hold a meeting at
10:15 a.m., next Saturday in John
son Hall. Robert S. Miller, ’35, of
Portland, is president of the organ
ization.
Topics of discussion will be the
development fund idea for the Uni
versity, plus the usual business
matters, stated Les Anderson, dir
ector of the Alumni Association.
Cal Game Tickets
On Sale Monday
Three hundred and fifty-three
tickets for the California—Oregon
game in Berkeley, Nov. 19, will go
on sale in McArthur Court Mofflay.
Tickets, costing $1.25 each, will
be limited to one per student. Reg
istration cards must be presented
before tickets can be purchased.
Tickets will be available through
Oct. 21.
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