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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1961)
UO profs to attend holiday conference Ten University faculty mem bers from the departments of Hnglish and foreign languages will attend the Pacific Coast Phil ological Association conference Friday and Saturday. The con ference will be held at the Uni versity of California at Santa Barbara. The Philological Association is a group Interested In the study of literature and language. Hester Svendsen, head of the Kngllsh department, will discuss "Milton as Comparatist." Crls tof Wegelln, associate professor of Fngllah, will speak on "Notes j on the Decline of Internatfonal I Fiction: Hemingway.” Stanley K. Maveety, assistant professor of Knglish, will discuss Doctrine In William Tyndale’s “Bible Translation: Its Source and Parallel in Luther's New Tes tament.” Roland C. Bali, assistant pro fessor of Knglish, will be chair man of the American literature section, and Krederick M. Com bellaek, professor of classical languages, will be secretary of the general and comparative lit erature section. Uombellack is on leave from the University, but | will return spring term. When only the best will do.... To tymbolixe your !ove# choose the per* . feet quality diamond found In every Keepiake engagement ring. Only a perfect diamond can reflect full beouty ond brilliance. To be lure, look for the name Keepiake in the ring and on th# tag. Both Rings Only $150 Cuttumod by *vV lC»od HouuktrpinKJ ^*^1: ifrm-rtn B»nj« ntlarffrt! tn »>,rtw <Vtaf!« J*ii» r» m* It!*!#- }\tl**ra| 'la*. Both Rings Only $150 Both Rings Only $150 Friendly credit gladly at Harry Ritchie . . . terms to suit YOUR budget. Harry Ritchie invites you to open a charge account. It's so easy, so conven ient And NO CO-SIGN ERS ARE NECESSARY for college students. Open your account today. 856 Willamette Dl 3-1606 Rockefeller friend safe THE HAGUE, Netherlands (Uf'I) A companion of Michael Rockefeller on a headhunter relic expedition In Dutch New Guinea has been rescued. He said he last I saw Rockefeller clinging to a i makeshift raft and paddling toward the Jungle coast 16 miles I away. New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller has arrived in Hono lulu en route to Join the search for his son. He and the twin sis ter of 23-year-old Michael will complete the trip in a chartered Jet plane. Campus briefs • Honor* College Publication* Board will m»*H at 12:45 p.m today in the SI'. Koorn number will be posted. • Movie Committee will not meet today. • Skull and Dagger will meet at 10 p.m. Saturday in front of the Athletic Hall of Farm at the main entrance to McArthur Court. Bring your sweater*. • Ski Quack* will hold a abort meeting at 7 p.m tonight. All member* planning to attend the January 1 3and 14 ski trip must attend. • Architecture Student’* Wive* will meet at 7 JO p.m. tonight in the Faculty I^otinge of Lawrence Hall. A short meeting will be held prior to Mr. Bryan's lecture. • Men** Stunt Squad will meet at 3 p.m. t-'iay at Late 1, Hayward field for a work party. • Junior Panhellcnic will meet at noon l"'day in the Men's [.oungo of Gerlinger. • Amphibian pledge* will meet at 7 p.m. tonight. • Sophomore YWCA Cabinet will meet at the regular time today. Refreshments w ill J»e served. • Baha’i Campui Fellowship will meet at 4 p.m. November 26 at Friendly House, 244' Kincaid. Thi- is a Baha’i Holy da-, called Day of the Covenant. For thi- oc casion guest speaker. Dr. Nasruflah Has. sekb, hi*t'»ry profe-vor at I.ewi* and Clark, will speak on New Covenant with Man “ AH interested person* arc invited to attend. • Baha’i Campu* Fellowship* will meet at 4:30 pm Saturday at the home of Houshang Tolout, 362*- Fast 13th St. • Baha'i Campus Fellowship will meet >» 4 40 November 7 in the Student Union. R^e.m number will l>e posted. • Senate and Cabinet joint meeting at 4 p.m today in the SU Representative* from United State* National Student As sociation will speak. Open to public. Room number will be posted. • Rally board suggest* all Homecoming game ticket holder* be at game early to g»*t seat* to take part in prr game activ ities. Lame start* at 1 :30 Saturday. • DeMolay Past Master Counselor* club meeting at noon today in the SU. Room number will be posted. • Member* of YWCA House Council are a*ked to stop by the YWCA office in Gerlinger during noon hour today to pick up newsletters. • Greater Oregon Committee. Central Board. Special Event* staff, and high school chaidmen will meet at 8 p.m to night in the SU. Room number will he , posted. • Newman House will have a class on i "The Meaning of Sacred Scripture,” con ducted by Father Gerald Buckley, from 7 I to 8 p.in. tonight at 7493 E. 15th St. • Mortar Board will meet at 6:30 p.m. tonight at the Alpha Chi Omega house. Want to really get results?— Use Emerald Classified Ads— I Phone DI 2-1411, Ext. 618. Be sure and attend all of these exciting 1961 Homecoming Weekend events: Rock & Roll Dance (Grubbies) FRIDAY, 8:00 P.M., MacARTHUR COURT The Strugglers and The Vibratones Admission: 75c or one Homecoming Button (50c) Alumni Luncheon SATURDAY 11:30-1:00 SU BALLROOM $1.50 Pearl Bailey Concert SATURDAY, 7:30 MacARTHUR COURT General Admission: Student $1.50, Adult $2.00; Reserved $2.50 Homecoming Semi-formal Dance SATURDAY, 8:30 MacARTHUR COURT The Starlighters Dance & Concert $6.00 per couple; $5.00 Spouse Ticket OREGON VS. OREGON STATE FOOTBALL GAME Hayward Field, 1:30 Saturday—Adults All $4.00 Students—Reserve Seat Tickets from Athletic Dept. All tickets are available at the Main Desk in the Student Union or at the door of each Homecoming Event. Committee plans pre-dent address rvepreseniauves or me Admis sions Committee of the Univer sity Dental School will address all interested pre-dental students at 7:30 tonight in room 123, Sci ence. The program will include speakers and a question and an swer session. All students with questions or those seeking admi sion to the Dental School next fall are particularly urged to at tend. Private interviews for appli cants or prospective applicants will be held between 3 and 5 p.m. today with representatives of the Admission Committee. Those stu dents wishing appointments snoum contact the secretary at the Biology Office, Room 361, Science. There will not be a regular se ries of interviews this year. This will be the best opportunity to ask questions and receive per sonal contact and attention. Historical bon mot G. A. Custer, formerly of the U»S. Cavalry, entertained an in formal part}- of Indians at the Little Big Horn. Seymour Griggs entertained a small party of friends in his apartment. Griggs served IKJ’s-to-go. Griggs’ party was eminently more successful. I SAN FRANCISCO I COMES TO EUGENE ■ with the fabulous array of 9 Gourmet Foods at I PORTER'S FOODS, UNLIMITED |l "The most fascinating foodstore in the Northwest" 9 270 W. 8th _ Dl 3-7011 ATTEND THIS FREE LECTURE “CHRISTIAN SCIENCE IT'S REFORMING AND HEALING MISSION” By Neil H. Bowles, C.S.B., of Atlanta, Georgia Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church. The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. TONIGHT TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21 8 p.m. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Corner 14th and Pearl Streets, Eugene ALL ARE WELCOME ...something a little less serious by ted mahar If you think these columns are easy to write, you are badly er roneous. Why, for three weeks I’ve been throwing away columns that just didn’t pan out. Here are the beginnings of some columns I have abandoned: Gregor Samsa awoke from a night of uneasy dreams to find that he had been transformed in his sleep into a giant Dairy Queen . . . Four score and seven years ago our four fathers brought forth a new Dairy Queen, conceived in goodness and dedicated to the proposition that not all ice creams are created equal . . . Now I’m not going to tell you my whole blankety-blank auto biography or anything phony like that, but if you really want to know, my old name is Holden Caulfield and I’m an absolute mad man about Dairy Queens ... So much for those. As you can see, they seem to lack originality in one way or another. Then I decided to write a few limericks. I have never been par ticularly adept at limericks, but being about 400 years behind the times, I felt that the Universal Man should try everything once. (Unfortunately, it’s no longer possible for people to be universal men. You just can’t do EVERYTHING these days. For example, General Motors flatly refused to let me design 1984’s Cadillacs. The Industrial Revolution delivered the coup de grace to Universal Manhood). Oh yes, limericks. The following example will show you why I decided not to devote a column to my own limericks: Jingle bells, jingle bells, Listen, Orson Wells, 1 * Dairy Queen is neatsy-keen. Attend the Sadler Wells. Obviously, I was already desperate, so I decided to write about my cat, Roger Mosky. I was going to give Roger a Dairy Queen to see if she would eat it. She didn’t. She has never seen a Dairy Queen yet, because I couldn't get it to her on my bicycle. I bought a Dairy Queen and was riding home with it on my bicycle, when this little old lady driving a Stutz Bearcat came whizzing around a corner at about 80 miles an hour. I quickly applied my brakes, which are of the hand variety. When the little old lady had gone, pursued by five Eugene police cars and the Campbell Club hearse, I wiped my brow in relief. Then I noticed that I had crushed my Dairy Queen when I applied the brakes. That’s right, all over. So I got out my handkerchief! and wiped the Dairy Queen off my forehead and drove home. Frustrated, I wrote the following column and went to bed: Dairy Queens really taste quite good. I personally like them my : self and recommend them highly. Roger Mosky probably likes them I too. Paid Advertisement
