Daily EMERALD i \nKKsm oroRKuoN, w cirNr, khii»u, apkii. «. mat Nt MHMl 101 ItTERING EDUCATION AT OREGON DISCUSSED BY PANEL —See Paac Two far Away Places' Weekend Theme I Sports Night Entertainers NgS.I. VTS, Khl,L\S. . .•* la-ft to right nrr th rt-r- vantlt) tr»« k m« n—Albrrt Hulllrr, Drnnl* Sullivan, Sflfc r Mnilh—talking over th<-ir rolct In tonight* Hpnrt* Night, H pin. at M< Arthur t nurt. Sullivan bfct::., out that t> nnU will l»- rr<|iitrrd <qulpnn-nt fur tin rari v—vlnttnl tra« l» 'ln« » wouldn t »||^r* < on M u ( oiirtS majilr floors. Iwk Tells ift Policy I /FC Meef |ks;h*->? college enrollment is expected as a result ^pev.- draft d* f.-n rncr.t polity, jj®1' °t Men's Affairs Kay ■P't Thursday at a meeting rfraternlty Councils said that as the dtuft de pt tests will not la- given Jr enrol) college, 1^' who want to etay out of MV:"; will start to colk ■h'j' t.ts With high at euinula " point averages will be !wt without taking the test. V‘ hnng many of the pre Ji'i'rts back to ; • hool, Hawk Bl'W'ritage of students to « ‘si on scholastics us an-: WooM he the i 1 " -liioeo class, : s of the sophomore class, j hh' ] < la:, ■ ''"‘I* ,jf 1,11 ■ eniors wishing g lo graduate work. W stressed the fact that the rah'n fin deferrments computed only from the ■• grade of men students, women students have " to a higher overall P'ttdiigence score on the de f, test, said Hawk, would J‘: <0 or better for a stu “■ deferred. This corres iUuse turn to payt’seven) ASUO Sports Night Show Opens at 8 in MacCourt Sport - Night, "the: biggest !*how mi the campir-. come.** t" Mc \rthur Court at S p in. tonight, with even acts of ti>p-notch < u crtaimnrnt. Ticket** \vill lie on -ale at the < 1 **iami ab<> today. .it )uoths in the* Student I’nion and the <* *> < p. Price.** are SI h,r .ownspcfoplc, 50 cents for >tu<H*nt*•» * |*'or thr outdoor port fan.** th< r<* will 1»«* M’veral track r\» nt •oath Hill How crinan will pre-cut a preview < *t tin Duel* track cam in such event' as pole: atilling, shot pulling. high umping, and sprints ami >h am r runs. *l'or those who enjoy boxing.) here will be loin matches. Jim LoscutolT will take on Mob I’cter.'on, Mob Wilcox v\ i! I bat-1 ,1c Joe Kaiser, Joe Richards •vill fight Cliai h - ()yama. ami lom Stratton’s opponent will >e Xeil Tardio. There'll be music, too supplied >\ the University band. 'I’wo valid Is-ss Ilian 100 tickets for ^ Spurts Night hail »»•**•> sold »* 5 p.n». Thursday, according t« .ioanno Fltzmaurlec, ASI'O see retary. /life acts an animal act and a nuslcal group will fill out the program. Funds from the Htudcrtt-sponsor >d show will go to the A8UO- to je used "to provide funds for stu lent government, to finance Uni versity student groups and worth while programs for the Univer dty,’1 according to ASUO president Barry Mountain. Poors will open at ^ :00 p.m. , ...- - ' ' Dance Title Contest Won by Kappas I .u \w.iv I’laexs has been chosen as the tliettie for this \ < .ir > (unior \\ eeke ml, accord uijj io Me r v 11 a tup ton, junior «-! a - r president ami gencfrtl chairman of the we ekend c\ ent I lie winning theme, submitted by the Kappa Alplia Theta jun ior class, wsis selected from a la rye assortment of nitric ami was se lerted by the Junior \\ e < kernel chairman and class e,nicer-. 1 he theme- am! orche stra for the prom will be- determined by ttit* prom committee ami an-, notinccd at a later Hate. lolmny 1.link's |taml, from I iMijjene, ha- linn -cctirnl for the Terrace Dance, the All ( ampii- Sine, ami the luncheon i Tu|[-of-W»r Met The iinmiHl Freahman-Hopho : more Ttig-of-Wai has hen nrhol ulcd for Wfdnrwliy, May !», this; year. If the freshmen stymie! win this event, they will not be requlr- i e<t to Wert! their rooter* lids the; remainder of the week. The com mittee ha* designated tin- side walk pant the flag-pole In fiont of i the Student Union a* "Hello' Walk." another tradition of the weekend tht* yeai "Hello Walk wan formerly between Kenton and j Vtllurd Hall* Committee sub-chairmen nn nmmeed Thursday are an follows Cleanup Murtel Hagendoorn, Karbaia Kec-len. Dyhires Hu e and Do|ore> Trltt. Queen .Selection and Corona tin- Joyce Kalhbun. William Walker, Hnrhara Kubin, Joann) Forbes. Sally Haaeltln*-. Martha i«-naughty, Virginia Bond, and Joan Manning. "sing' < olltlllll teen omen All-Campti•> Sing Berntee Curt i’ll, Aileen Hctschait. Jean Bur ge-; Mike l..«lly. Nanc y Gloeg< , anct Bobbie Howard Junior Prom: Bonnie Hu kemeter. . Barbara Metcalf, JoAnnc Hewitt and Kathlee n Stryker. Kloat Parade: I»u Ann Chase John Otto, Joan Jacobs, Nancy (ialbreath. Promotion: Virginia Kellogg. Marcia Kaglesoii, Denise Thom. Fiances Haum. Donna Paxtrouleh. Cathy Swtck. and Fran Neel. Publicity: Dolores Brice, Sally Hayden. Charlotte Alexander. Tom Shepherd, Kdith Wading. Hob Ford. Jim Hnycox, Susan Drummond. Pat Choat, Pat Hunter, and Judy McLoughlin. Council Petitions Due Petition* f<>r the vacant position of senior class representative on the ASUO Kxecutive Council will la' accepted until 5 p.m. Monday. Petitions may be turned in to the ASUO office. Petitioners for the student body Job will he interviewed at 7:30 p.m. Monday. 'Ug/y Man' Competition Benefits Go to WSSF Sandwich hkiis, Kmerald nds, iuid campus posters were asking this week, "Who is the campus ugly man?" The campus ugly man contest, as revealed by World Student Rer vieo Fund Drive Chairman .Jackie Wilkes and Alpha Phi Omega Con test Chairman Hod Smith, is a form of personality contest, the benefits from which will go to the WSSF drive. A DO, which is sponsoring the contest for the WSSF drive, stip ulated In its meeting Monday that ‘‘although the nature of the con test is to find the ugliest man on campus, the main objective is to use campus personalities as n method of promoting the WSSF drive. Contestants should consid er the theme of the contest in a lighter vein than a serious elimin ation." The procedure of the contest, Smith announced, wi\l begin yilb each women « living organination selecting its candidate for the ugliest man on campus. The con tributions from the women's liv ing organization as well as the contributions from the house in which the candidate lives will bo considered as votes for that "po tential ugly man." Ugly man jw> tentials will be listed in Monday's Kmerald. Voting will take place in the Co-op where money should be turn ed each day by 4 :.10 p.m. all next week. Milk bottles will be used for money deposits, with one milk bottle for each Ugly Man contest ant. Money may also be turned in to the WSSF office in the SU be fore 4:30 p.m. every day. Tabula tions will be made at 4:45 p.m. daily. The six contestants drawing the most contributions will be named in Thursday's Emerald. Cariea . H'kaszlurn to fuacseven) . . Dance to Follow Sports Activities "It Might as Well tie Spring” it the theme for a dance to be held in the Student Union ballroom to night following 8porta Night arti vl tie* in McArthur Court. The •lance IN scheduled from 10 p.m. until midnight. At the ame time he announc'd the theme. Ralph MiJIlrr SC Dance committee chairman, said that the oft-proponed talen eont< *t hau been postponed indefinitely Origin - ally it uas ret up on n five-week H<-hedu)e with entertainment plan ned a’. ■ a h mixer and tin ta ut of all acta presented dining thi-i pet lod to he given award" Junior Wef kend Hillirr “aid the lark of contest ants wan responsible for the miu penmon of the plan He also pont <<1 out that attendance at the lant mixer v.*A no |XKir that hia com mittee has decided to hold their Kriday-mghi dam <-■, in U.<- Ki.-b bowl. entertainers who ■ • d up to participate in the contest will pei form on a non-con.p< tative ha- i at future dancer, including the one tonight. KWAX Plans New Shows For Tonight "The Voice of the Ducks," KM station KWAX on the funpue, started on its spin of regular piu Itrama Thursday night. At 8ft. I megacycles, seven new program > will lx- presented tonight from the studio in Villard. "Guest Star" will he transcribed music by Ella Login .vocalist: Ia> t Bring and his orchestra; and D. I Sharbutt, vocalist and master of ceremonies. "Table Hopping" will be a pro gram springing from tape record id interviews in the Student Ur ion Tuesday morning by George Douglas, junior in speech. The activities of campus rel' gimis organizations and national religious news will bo reported cn "Religious News." This week's "Campus Interview ' will feature Louis Armstrong, band leader and trumpeter, interviewed by George Douglas. The prograi » was tape recorded when Armstrong appeared at the Eugene armory last week. “Dixiography" will he selections of Dixieland music handled by disc-jockey Dave Strauss, junioi in speech. Of special interest to philosophy students will he "Cnstell Speaks, ' l a half hour lecture by Dr, Alburey Casti 11. head of the philosophy de partment. The "Friday Night Request" will he the "Music You Want" select ed, at student request, from thm KWAX music library. Selections may be made by. postcard or by telephoning during the show. The station number is Ext. 407. Sunday "The Voice of the Duck- ' will bo heard from 3 p.m. until V p.ru. The broadcast will begin with (F!t\isc turn to fa<jc sctai)