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Student to present piano recital
Betty Woo, a student from Hong Kong, will present a piano recital
at the University at 8:00 p.m. tonight in the Music School Recital Hall.
Miss Woo will play two Scarlatti sonatas, a Beethoven sonata and
one of Schumann’s most famous collections of miniatures, “Fan
tasiestucke, Op. 12.”
The recital is part of Miss Woo’s work toward a Bachelor of Music
degree.
There is no admission charge for the program.
Kite-flying event scheduled
There is going to be a festive kite-flying event open to all members
of the campus community Tuesday, April 18. Students are urged to
start making their kites, Don Shaifer of the Dept, of Architecture,
said.
There will be prizes awarded in nine contest categories. The in
flight classes include: highest flying, most graceful, largest, longest
tailed, and first tree snag. Pre-flight classes feature: most unusual,
most attractive, best construction and other, according to Shaifer.
The gathering is to take place from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the mall
area bounded by the library, PLC, the art museum and 13th St.
The event will be post-poned in case of rain or snow. “Pray for
wind and be sure to use cotton or nylon string; other types can be
hazardous,” Shaifer said.
SEARCH prom slated
Friday night the EMU will be the scene of the first prom at the
University since the early ‘60’s. Sponsored by Friends of SEARCH,
“The Last Kiss,” will run from 8:30 until midnight. Admission is 75c
per person.
According to Bruce Micklus, who is organizing the dance, the
affair is ‘formal, but not so formal as to scare people away.” Micklus
said that dance contests will be held, with the prizes ranging from a
pair of fuzzy dice to jars of butchwax. There will also be a
photographer at the prom to take pictures of the couples in all their
splendor.
Funds raised from the dance will go to SEARCH.
New PL-3 program to be aired
A new TV program is starting today on PL-3, the University TV
station broadcast on cable channel 10. The new show is called “In
Touch,” and will be a community-student access live show on Thur
sday each week, at 8:30 to 10:30 p.m.—featuring: community agen
cies, groups and activities, local politics, drama, poetry, music and
personalities.
The goal is to communicate ideas and images not appearing in
media now and to increase peoples’ awareness of current talent and
happenings.
The first show will have: a local rock band, poetry by Jean Swain,
Energy Faire preview, Willamette People’s Co-op problems,
Movement Confidential, and a weekend preview of local events.
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Wind ensemble to perform tonight
The University Symphonic Wind Ensemble will perform with the
Sheldon High School Band tonight at Sheldon High School in Eugene.
The performance will begin at 8:00 p.m. There will be no ad
mission charge.
International gourmet to speak
James Beard, internationally famous gourmet, cook, teacher and
consultant, will present a cooking demonstration tonight at North
Eugene High School Auditorium.
The visit, sponsored by the University Art Museum’s Friends of
the Museum and Meier and Frank of Eugene, begins at 8 p.m.
Topic for Beard’s demonstration is “Gourmet Cooking on SmaU
Appliances.”
Tickets for the cooking program are $2.50. They can be obtained
by mail from the University Museum of Art.
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