Arts Committee Schedules
Films, Exhibits, Workshops
“Renaissance Architecture” will
be the subject of the second film
in this year’s art film lecture sc
ries, sponsored by the SU Arts
committee.
Films this term will deal with
the Renaissance, more specifically,
with artists such as El Greco and
Simons Martini. Winter”term will
concentrate on the 18th and 10th
centuries and spring term, tenta
tively, with architecture.
Courses, Flms Correlated
Jeri Lynn Coney of the SU j
Arts committee is organizing this
series partly in conjunction with
art. history courses offered in the
School of Architecture and Allied
Arts. She explained that the
program will at least partially
parallel the subject matter of
those courses.
Miss Coney said that she hopes
to he able to have an interested
professor lead a discussion after
each fdm showing.
Other plans of the arts commit
tee include a silk screen work
Editor of 'Notion'
To Speak Tuesday
Carey Mc Williams, editor of the
Nation magazine will speak Tues
day on "Ethics in an Affluent So
ciety."
McWilliams, for many years a
student of minority groups, labor
and agriculture, is the author of
several books and has contribut
ed articles to such magazines as
the Atlantic, Harpers, Saturday
Review, and the New Republic.
The Nation is the oldest jour
nal of political comment in this
country. McWilliams joined the
staff of that magazine in 1945
and became editor in 1955
McWilliams’ books include “A
Mask for Privilege," "Prejudice,"
"Brothers Under the Skin," and
"Witchhunt: the Revival of Here
sy."
A graduate of the University
of Southern California, the edi
tor practiced law until 1938
shop, scheduled from 8 to 10 p.m. |
on Nov. 21. Participants will re- i
ceivo instruction in operating the
silk screen equipment.
Miss Coney said that she hopes
to have more exhibits of student
art this year in preference to
work hy local artists not connect
ed with the University. She hopes
to present several exhibits of
student MSA degree projects!
from the area of Allied Arts.
The committee is hoping to
have displays of student art ex
hibited in the coffee shop in the
basement of the SU. Miss Coney
said that she will display as much j
work as students submit.
Hours Announced
For Art Museum
Art lovers will have to adjust
their moments of appreciation
this term, because the art mu
seum has announced a new
schedule of hours.
The museum will he open Wed
nesday, Friday, Saturday, and
Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m., and on
Tuesday and Thursday from 11
a m. to 5 pm. The museum is
closed Monday.
The Rental Sales Gallery, spon
sored by the Friends of the Mu
seum, and operated by the Eu
gene Junior Service League, is
now open Tuesday and Thursday
from 11 a m. to 3 p.m.
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class for not being able to campaign. I was playing in
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did not return until Sunday.
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COURTESY
OF THE
MONDAY
12:00—Curriculum Committee
Spanish Table
Faculty Interdisciplinary Commit
tee—Theodore Stern, speaker.
ASUO Cabinet Luncheon—Presi
dent Flemming
Foreign Language Graduate Club
Organization Meeting
2:00-5:00—Oregana Staff
3:30—Japan Students' Mandolin Orches
tra Coffee Hour
4:00—Student Court
Homecoming Promotions
Committee
Assembly Committee
Faculty-Student Conduct
Committee
5:00—Junior Panhellenic
7:00—Rugby Club Advisory Board
Swamp Queen Interviews
7:30—PI Kappa Phi
Orides—3rd floor Gerlinger
Yeoman—1st floor Gerlinger
Folk Dance—Gerlinger Annex
8:00—Honors College Assembly—123
Science
Japan Student’s Mandolin Orches
tra Concert—Mac Court
8:30—Recorded Classics Committee
Interviews
9:00—Baptist Student Union
TUESDAY
7:30—Religious Directors Association
Breakfast
11:45—Theatre Staff
TUESDAY
12:00—Academic Requirements
Committee
Italian Table
Chinese Table
Geography Staff
Alpha Kappa Psi
Mu Phi Epsilon—Janet Wilke,
National Officer
2:00—Oregon Curriculum Center
4:00—YMCA Dialogue
6:30—Chi Delta Phi
Homecoming Queen Interviews
7:00—Chess Lessons
Duplicate Bridge Tournament
7:30—Carey Williams Assembly “Ethics
of an Affluent Society”
Bicycle Club Organization
Meeting
9:00—University Religious Council
9:30—Athens—NSCF Study Group
WEDNESDAY
ASUO Elections
9:00—Oregon Program Committee
12:00—OSEA Chapter 88
French Table
Latin American Studies
Committee
4:00—New Faculty Seminar
Homecoming Chairmen
S.U. Board
6:30—SU Recorded Classics
Homecoming Queen Interviews
WEDNESDAY
7:00—Duplicate Bridge
Honors College Lecture—
“Baboon Behavior and Experi
ments in Perception” 123 Sc.
Dames Bridge—Gerlinger Annex
7:00 & 9:00—Educational Movie “All the
Kings Men”
7:30—Group Procedures
Student Activities Committee
Browsing Room Lecture “The Old
English Elegy” Dr. Stanley
Greenfield
9:00—AH Co-op Meeting
THURSDAY
7:30-President Flemming—IFC
Breakfast
9:00—U.S. Coast Guard Recruiter
12:00—ROTC Luncheon
North West Assemblies
Committee
Russian Table
2:00—S.U. Staff
3:00—S.U. Directorate
4:00—YMCA & YWCA International
Dessert—Gerlinger 1st floor
6:30—Chess Night
ASUO Cabinet
YMCA Cabinet
7:00—Duplicate Bridge Tournament
Homecoming Queen Selection
Amphibian Club
Ski Quacks—130 Science
7:30—Recorded Classics Concert
FRIDAY
U.S. Coast Guard Recruiter
12:00—German Tab!"
3:0®—Spanish Charla
7:36—Christian House—Gerlinger
Annex
Natural History Society—150
Science
8:00—Little Concert Series—Student
Madrigal Choir of Muenster
Germany—Music Auditorium
8:30—Junior Class Jamboree
SATURDAY
Football—Washington at Portland
International Relations League Fall
Assembly
8:06—Oregon Curriculum Studies
Committee
5:00—Indian Students—Mens Lounge
8:00—Advanced Folk Dance Group—
Gerlinger Annex
Baha'i—Friendly House
SUNDAY
2:00—Orides Mothers Tea—Gerlinger
2nd floor
2:36 & 5:00—Feature Movie—“Desiree’*
6:36—Christian Science
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