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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1963)
Concert Features Komitas String Group A Russian group, the Kornitas String Quartet will appear in con cert at 8 p.m tonight in the Music Auditorium < >n their first tour of the t'riited State:., the quartet is sponsored by the Student Union Board "Little Concert Series.” Admission to the concert is by season ticket or by individual ad mi1 ion Prices for individual ad missions are §2.50 for adults and $2 00 for students Ticket , are on sale at the- main desk in the SU or at the door THE QUARTET will perform Beethoven's Quartet in C Major, Opus 59, No 9 Shostakovich Quartet in I) minor, Opus 83 No. 4; and Ravel's Quartet in F major The Kornitas String Quartet was organiz'd at the University of .Moscow in ITT’ and h -cam known as (lo.su ..tried meaning the State Quar'- t of Ai median SSR The name was ehsngcd to Kornitas Quartet in 1935 for a dis tinguished \men sn composer and founder of the Amcnian classical music. Members of 1 hi' quartet ar> Avet Cabrialian. tii t violin: Rafa el Itavidial, second violin, Genrih Talaian, viola, and Sergay Asia inaz.ian. cello In 1938 the Quartet won the first prize in Moscow in the All Union Competition of String SU Calendar MONDAY. Jan 14 I M3 7 :30 A M toll PM Noon S(i!tni«b Tahir si Kbfum < • m \V K A Mrp act Panhellcnic ('■>■)!. i) ( brt*tictvce Set l^rd SU !*» Kappa l*h» Mrh|{ hi I.iir I^-'-t Ihvtd Hamio *pkr SI (hunri < m Int Folk Dai*c<- < >rp < b t«lr% Little C'diCCtt Serin, Kumttai Sir (Jttattct Ilitlci Hawaii K* ~p 1 sr JU st* ton si SS4 si 109 sr Cirri 2‘\ Fir .04 si Hallrteirn SI* SIS SI Her I . rd Hr Mu* And Da l - Km SI Letters... (Continued from page 2) wonderful feeling it will lie. when shot down, to feel that we aren't dying of immaturity Finally, now that our glorious dictatorship has compressed our savage instincts, it probably will move on to bigger things—com plete organization and regulated conformity. "Oh, Brave New World!” Tim Mason Freshman. Journalism BILLFOLD $| PHOTOS Jl Wallet Sire 2 ” * 3 } /' PORTRAIT FINISH Perfect for exchange with classmates, for job application!!, enclosures in greet ing cards, etc. MONEY BACK GUARANTEE Send Picture* or Negative . along with $1 00 PLUS 25c FOR postage and handling to: SAL EM FILM SERVICE P.O. Box 2047 Salem, Oregon Quartets The ensemble has per formed in Russia, Czechoslovakia, (formans England, Austria, Iceland, and Norway. Lost Lens Found In Allen Hall A contact Ions, tinted smoke gray, was found last week in the men’s room of Allen liali. Owner may claim it in the Em erald office between 3 and 5 p.m. any day this week. Contact Ted Mahar. Public service, no charge. Sensor Nominated State Dept. Intern (bant Led Norwood, a senior in nthropology. has been nominated by the University for a position in the si. mu- r fn> <-rn Program for the Department of State, accord mu to John F Gauge, instructor of international studies. “Out of the students inter viewed. Ledgerwood was clearly the outstanding choice," comment ed Gauge. One student will be nominated from each of forty different Uni versifies, and approximately one ihird of these will be given po.,1 tioas in the State Department for the summer. Lectures... (Continued from patje 1) 7 00 p m—Duplicate Bridge su 7:30 p in—Browsing Boom Lee ture: Dr Edwin J Orr. traveling lecturer. In Search of Meaning — From Here On, Life,” SL\ THURSDAY 6 30 p m—Chess Night: SU. 7:30 & 9.30 p.m.—Film Society: “Oedipus Hex,” 150 Science. FRIDAY All Day Conference—Music Ed ueation: SU. 4 00 pm —Faculty Lecture: Eu genio Batista, AAA. School, “Bo gota,” 106 Lawrence. 8:00 p m.—Faculty Recital: Au ditorium. Music School. 8 00 pm.—University Theatre: “A Touch of the Poet.” SATURDAY AU Day Conference—Music Ed ueation, SU. 8.00 p.m.—University Theatre: “A Touch of the Poet” EXHIBITIONS: Museum of Art—Opening ex hi bit ions. “A Century of Relig ious History in Oregon—Nine Murals by Carl Morris” and “Cos mic Paintings and Mural Tapes tries Inspired by the Bible—Art of Floyd and Margaret Brewer,” January 15 through February 3 Hours, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday, except Wednes day 12 noon to 5 p.m. Closed Monday. Student Union Art Gallery— "Seena Bonneson Exhibit of ltec ent Paintings and Collages," through January 20. Museum of Natural History— Hours, 8 a m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. A-ARTS bo it march* ruscellt Beauty Salon 175 W. U road way 1)1 5-0111 I)t 4-424.N CROWNED JILL FROST Saturday night at the Frosh SnoKalJ was Joy Heist farrow) and lack Frost, K«-n Casey (second from right). The men’s dorm competition was won by Hale Kane with attend ance. Winter Carnival Princess Candidate Interviews Set Girls nominated for Winter Carnival Princess will be inter viewed Tuesday starting at 7 pm in the ASUO offices on the third floor of the SU. Interview times arc as follows: At 7 n m Peg"}' I)arr. nominat ed by Phi Kappa Sigma; Joanne Wedel, Gamma Phi Beta; Sharon Davis, Rebec House; Bobbie Kohn. Morton and Susan Campbell, and SU Night Club Tickets Available Tickets may now be purchased for an SU Night Club set for Sat urday. Jan 19. from 9 to 12 p.m. in the new addition of the SU. Tickets are SI per couple and may be purchased at the main desk of the SU. Refreshments will be included in the cost of the ticket. Live music will he provided and special entertainment is scheduled from 10 to 11. Dress for the affair i coat and tie. Also scheduled as an SU activi ty is a SU Fun Night to be held from 7 to 12 on the first Friday night of each month for the rest of the academic year. Cost of admission will be SI per couple. A movie will be shown from 7 to 9 p.m., free bowling and pool v 1 be available from 7 to 12. and a dance will be held from 9 to 12 Campus clothes will be the dress for the Fun Nights. Use Emerald Classified Ads— Phone PI 2-1411, Ext. 1818 GRACE BALL SECRETARIAL COLLEGE San Francisco by the Golden Gate Executive Secretarial Course for College and University Women NEXT ENROLLMENT DATE FEBRUARY 4, 1963 Send for College Catalog 525 Sutter St., corner Powell San Francisco 2 EX 2-5232 Sandy Novak, Gamma Hall At 7:15 p.m. Allison Hoarn, Dy ment; Jackie W?:.i Smith: Sharon Williams, Highland House; Kit Thorpe, Alpha Omicron Pi, and Elli Huston, Sigma Nu. At 7:30 o m Donna Johnson, Ph> Kappa P<i and Young Hall: Becky Lo Chi Omega: Macy En n!s. Pi Beta Phi; Cheryl Ramberg, Stafford H-:dl, and Linda Coolie, Watson and Boynton. At 7.45 p m. Marilyn Howe. Horan Hall: Joanne Janzik. Alpha Phi: Pam Cell. Tingle and Margv Long, Kap’ia Alpha Theta and Phi Kappa Sigma. At 8 n m. Darby Trainer. Hen dricks: Patty Benson. Sigma Al oha Epsilon: Jan Miller, Kappa Kappa Gamma and Sigma Phi En silon and Sinde Howerton. Carson 4. At 8:15 p.m Kay Anderson, Del ta Chi; Karen Cray, McClain; Don na Bookhultz. Delta Zeta; Timi Swanson, McAlister; and Andi Casanova, Burgess. At 8 30 nrn Barbara Jones, Carson 2; Donna Evans. Delta Del ta Delta: Gloria Cahan. Zeta Tau Ylpha; Mary Jane Bo-cace, Dunn, and Sue Fullerton. Delta Gamma. At 8 45 p.m. Su7anne Polen. Carson 5: Sue Stafford. Delta I'p silon, Stephanie Bauer, Thornton: Pat Burghart, Ann Judson; and Sharon Gowdy, Pi Kappa Alpha. At 9 d in. Betty Follansbee. Al pha Chi Omega; Margie Smith, Schafer: Carol Lewis, Theta Chi: Paula Hyttinen. University House: and Robin Brown. Sigma Kappa. At 9:15 p.m. Ann Gardner. Car son 3: and Cathy Tobacco. Alpha Gamma Delta. MID-WINTER CAR FAILURE? PUT YOUR CAR BACK ON THE ROAD GARDNER RADIATOR & WELDING WORKS — D! 3-1827 2030 7th Place W. You Arc* Invited To Attend A Free Lecture Entitled “THE ORIGIN AND POWER OF THOUGHT” By Paul Stark Seeley of Portland, Oregon A Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston. Massachusetts TODAY at 4 p.m. SECOND FLOOR, GERLINGER HALL Sponsored by the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION University of Oregon
