'Old English Elegies'
Browsinq Room Topic
Stanley B. Greenfield, associate i
professor of English, who last
year won the Ersted award for
Distinguished Teaching, will be
Wednesday’s Browsing Room lec
turer.
“Old English Elegies” will be
the topic of the speech. Ernst G.
Moll, professor of English, will
be the discussion leader.
Greenfield is a scholar of Old
English. This period includes
Anglo-Saxon literature and lang
uage of approximately 700 to
1100 A.D.
To Read Elegies
During the lecture. Greenfield
will discuss several elegies, read
ing them in both Old English and
in modern translations. He will
give a critical analysis of the
works, pointing out their particu
lar qualities.
The elegies which will be re
fered to in particular are “The
Ruin,” "The Wanderer,” “The
Seafarer,” and "Wulf and Ead
wacer.”
NSA Discussion
Slated Wednesday
A second panel discussion on
the merits of the NSA will be
held at 4 p.m. Wednesday in the
SU. Room number will be posted.
All NSA delegates and stu
dent senators are asked to be
present, as well as members of
the student body.
Jerry Rust, NSA coordinator,
says the purpose of the meeting
will be to discuss the merits of
NSA and to clear up misconcep
tions which may exist.
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Greenfield is a graduate of Cor
nell University and received his
M.A. and Ph D. from the Univer
sity of California.
Dual Role of Professor
After receiving the Ersted
award last spring, Greenfield told
Register-Guard reporter Don Rob
inson that he feels no essential
conflict divides the two tasks of a
professor-research or scholarship
and teaching.
“They really go hand in glove.
I find that teaching stimulates
scholarship and scholarship stim
ulates teaching," Greenfield said.
His wife, Thelma, is an assist
ant professor of English at the
University.
Daylight Savings
Ends Next Week
Oregonians will gain an hour’s
sleep Oct. 28 as daylight savings
time goes out of effect on that
date.
Sept 28 was originally the date
to set back the clocks according
to the general election last No
vember. However, the State Legis
lature extended the date for an
other month.
This is the first time in three
years the entire state will switch
to standard time. Previously some
parts went on daylight savings
while others did not.
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