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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1959)
School of Music slates 3 concerts Students and faculty of the School of Music will present three concerts this \^eek. Original works by University students will be performed today at 8 p.m. in the Music Audi torium. Cynthia Stillman, senior in music, will present her three pre ludes for piano. Dean Madsen, junior in music, will give two compositions. The program represents the winter term work of students in Warnath to begin marriage lectures “So you think you're ready for marriage?” will be the central question discussed by assistant professor of psychology C. F. Warnath tonight at 7 p.m. in the men’s lounge of Gerlinger Hall. The lecture is the first of the annual "Y” sponsored marriage series, this year entitled "Mar riage for Modems.” Warnath attended Princeton during his undergraduate years, receiving his doctorate at Colum bia. A member of the UO faculty for two years, Warnath w’orks in the counseling center besides in structing courses in counseling and industrial psychology. The marriage series will include the lecture topics “Learning to Live Together,” “Can I Adjust to Married Life?” and “The practi cal Side of Marriage.” These three subjects will be discussed April 28, May 5 and May 12. Academy... (Continued from page 1) age, Life, Holiday, The New Yorker and other publications. He will terminate his session with a public reading of his poetry. The second two-week session will be under the direction of Jack Wilkinson, associate professor of art. Wilkinson, who recently visited Africa, Spain and France, will discuss recent developments in painting and murals in those coutries. Wilkinson has studied with Maurice Sterne, and with Gro maire and Leges- in Paris. He won the Northwest Printmakers Award for 1955. His session will conclude with a gallery talk, based on his new retrospective show. Roger Sessions, whose “Sec ond Symphony” received the Music'Critics Award for 1949-50, will direct the third session. Began at thirteen Sessions began his career as a composer at thirteen, attended Harvard at fifteen, and studied later with Ernest Bloch. He is a member of the Ameri can Academy of Arts and Letters and was a member of a group of American composers on an ex change mission to Russia in Sept ember 1958. His terminal performance will be a commissioned work, per formed in Eugene by the Port land Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Piero Bellugi. The concluding session of the Academy will be conducted by Emmet Lavery, author of the Broadway play “The Magnificent Yankee.” Writes for films Lavery, who is a member of Screen Writer’s Guild and the Author’s League, wrote the screen plays for “Williamsburg,” "The Court Martial of Billy Mit chell,” “Guilty of Treason,” and others. His commissioned drama, ‘Dawn’s Early Light,” will be performed at the end of his ses sion. After the Eugene premiere, the Academy Players will take the play on a tour, of Oregon communities. the composition classes of Homer | Keller, associate professor of: theory and composition at the School of Muse. Thursday evening there will be a faculty recital when members of the University Trio will be presented. Sunday at 4 p.m. there will be another faculty recital, when John Hamilton will perform. WUS firesides scheduled tonight Pairings for the World Univer sity Service firesides tonight at 6:30 were announced as follows: Hostess, Delta Delta Delta with Alpha Tau Omega and Theta Chi; hostess, Delta Zeta with Delta Tau Delta; hostess Alpha Omi cron Pi with Sigma Alpha Mu and Alpha Delta Pi; hostess ; Kappa Alpha Theta with Alpha Gamma Delta and Sigma Chi and hostess Delta Gamma with Zeta Tau Alpha and Phi Gmma Delta. All members of Carson Hall will meet in the dining room; Susan Campbell will be at Hend ricks; Straub Hall will meet in their dining room; Walton Hall will meet in the Douglas Hall dining room, and Onftes will be paired with Delta Zeta. The firesides will have speak ers to explain the purpose and function of WUS Week. MIKE HOLLISTER lor ASUO President i P*M politic*! i4«trtlwnMi . English: CANINE COLOGNE Thinklith: CURFUHE NANCY ANN LYON. INOIANA STATl TLACHINS Englith: FLYING HITCHHIKER ThWcliih: THUMBINGBIRD wMiytAMb U. TOMMY DIRCOW* English: HIP SINGING GROUP Thlnkllah translation: These guys are so far out, they wear space helmets. They never ask, “How High the Moon?" They know. When there were seven of them, they were a heptet. But since they’ve added a man, simple arithmetic makes them a rocktet! Naturally, when they take ten, they take Luckies. Like anyone else (square, round or what-have-you), they know all about the honest taste of fine tobacco. Consensus: flipsville! English: FAT VEGETABLE^ Thk*liths PLUMP*,N LA,"> Tr. “ °' *«* ICO Engli*^: ORIENTAL ANBOtANCE Thinklith: SICKSHAW OICHAHO M*,R1.0*. THE © A. T. Co HON*t0 an “£rtS ^fe^7or the l^fsmwe, B« 61A’ g&s&ss3^ “uhe ®W“We‘Tes« WSteTR»Kt eet ** ^"lOCKV StR'Kt U of 3 1 . .-Jifc.i""'
