Inactivities...
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get to the stage of substituting
contempt for football for the love
of knowledge.* send me a live
hand-grenade. Sure you can have
too much emphasis on football, or
on fudge sundaes for that matter.
The president of one of the mid
west dinosaur-stage schools is
said to have remarked that he’d
have a winning team if he had to
hire a bunch of gorillas. I think
he had lost right there; educa
tion had lost. If activities are only
for winning a trophy or some
symbol of “I’m it’’ then they are
of doubtful value, possibly even
harmful. Regretfully I have to ad
mit that Oregon is on the edge
of getting bigger and bigger.
Maybe it will outgrow some ac
tivities; but I hope it doesn’t get
too big to do some of the small
things that make it the pleasant
est. friendly, companionable place
it has been.
Campus Calendar
Thursday
8:30 Pub. Utilities Mtg. 214
9:00 USAF Interviews Tv Rm
12:00 Roger Wms. FUshp 110
Hist. Dept. 111
Sigma Delta Chi 112
Pub. Utilities Lnch 113
U.T. Staff 114
1:00 A.W.S. Leg is. 215
L.S.A. 333
3 :00 Model UN Exec. 333
4:00 B.A. & Econ Seminar 101A
Protestant Wrkshp 215
S.U. Pub. ReL Comm. 313
Yng. Repub. 315
4:15 S.U. Games & Act. 334
6:15 S.L7. Dance Comm 313
6:30 Delta Nu Alpha 110
Intematl. Student Banq. Bajlrm
Alpha Phi Omega 315
IFC 333
7:30 East Asian Comm—
Wright Lect. 101
8 :00 Univ. Eugene Symphony
Orch Sch. Mus. Aud.
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CAMPUS NOTES
• Alpha Phi Omega will meet tonight
at 6:30 in the Student Union.
• Amphibians will meet Thursday noon
in the social room of Gerlinger for election
of officers.
• The annual Oregon Daily Emerald
banquet—for all past and present staff mem
bers of the paper—will be held Monday at
6 p.m. in the Student Union Ballroom. The
dinner is free.
• Sigma Delta Chi will meet today at
noon in the Student Union. Guest speaker
will be Glen Stadler of station KEED.
• Petitions for yell king and yell dukes
ill be duwe Monday at 5 p.m. in the ASUO
petition box. The petitioners are needed
to fill vacancies from last year’s squad.
A 2.0 GPA is required to petition.
• There will be a terrace dance outside
the Student Union Friday night from 7-11
p.m. In case of rain, it will be held in the
SU. Campus clothes is the dress. Records
will provide the music.
• Pled Hisaw Jr., of the Department of
Zoology, Oregon State College, will give a
biology department seminar. Friday at 4,
Science 16, on “Esrogen of Elasmobranch.”
The talk is open to the public.
World news
(Continued from page 1)
the controversy on Berlin and
German unity.
Soviet proposals to keep Ger
many permantly divided have
drawn an angry blavt from Amer
ican Secretary of State Christain
Herter.
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