RUDOLPH E. KIJilNKOKGE
"HIm carrer hi* been an Inspiration to fellow citizens”
LAWRENCE THOMAS HARRIS, University graduate in 189*
lias been a member of the Oregon bar since 1896. He also served
as speaker in the Oregon House of Rep resen ta fives: Harris is to
receive a Charter Day citation for outstanding service to Oregon.
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Charter Day...
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Walter Gordon will present the
citation.
Harris, a graduate of the Uni
versity in 1893, has served as
speaker of the Oregon House of
Representatives and associate
Justice of the state Supreme
Court. The graduate of the Uni
versity of Michigan Law School
is still practicing in Eugene.
Harris' citation will be presented
by Orlando Hollis, dean of the
University School of Law.
Kleinsorge was a member of
the State Board of Higher Edu
cation for 20 years before his re
tirement this year. He also served
as president of the Board and
was chairman of the group's
building committee. Kleinsorge is
known for his contributions to
floriculture. Dean of Administra
tion William Jones will present
the citation.
The benediction will follow the
“Oregon Pledge Song” -by the
University Band and Singers. The
Reverend Clarence J. Fore berg of
the First Methodist Church in
Eugene will give the benediction.
The recessional will be Men
delssohn’s "March, Opus 103.”
Campus Briefs
• There will he a meeting of Homecom
ing Committee^ chairmen Wednesday at
4 :00 in the SU. The room will be potted.
• The Recorded Classics Committee it
sponsoring "An Evening of Music by Rus
sian Cuimfi(;«rr».” featuring the music of
Moussorgsky. Rimsky Korsakov. Tchai
kovsky and Kacbminmoff Thursday at 7 :30
p.m. in SU 202.
• Mortar Hoard will meet in the lobby
of the SI.1 today at 2 p.m.
• All fttudent* interested in skiing will
meet at 6.30 in 138 Comm. Movie will be
shown.
• Petitions are due Friday for Home
coming music parade tubchairman.
• Senators can pick up agendas for
Thursday’s Senate meeting in the ASUO
president's office this afternorm.
• Ruth Havlik. national editor of the
Mu Phi Epsilon magazine. The Triangle,
will visit the University Thursday and
Friday to meet with members of the local
chapter, who present a short mmheal pro
gram Mu Phi Epsilon i« a national music
honorary, which has been at the Univer
sity since 1911.
M Due to Charter Day activities, worn
en's recreational swimming will be from
7:00-7:45 p.m. only,
• Petitions may be filed for copy editor
of the Orcgana. They are due Monday at
5 p.m. in the Sl* box on the third floor.
No freahmen are eligible. For questions call
the Orcgana office.
• “Froah 100” will meet Thursday at
4:00 p.m in the SU. Room will be pasted.
• Reminder televised Health 15" mid
term 7 30 p.m Thursday in Villard 104
for textbook group.
• Askelpiads will meet Thursday at 6:30
p.m.
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PHOTOGRAPHS House groups
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TUTORING
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over. Call Mr. Likowski. DI 2
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What’s this push-button world coming to?
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. . that has made the Anchorage famous among
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Why not join me this evening for a study break at
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Right across the highway from
Villard Hall.
The Anchorage, giving you
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from 11 a m. ’til midnight.