KWAX-FM
to air
Met Opera
The University radio station
KWAX-FM will be carrying live
broadcasts of the Metropolitan
Opera during the coming season,
John Shepherd, director of the
Division of Broadcast Services,
announced.
The Metropolitan Opera season
starts on December 8 and for 20
Saturdays following, KWAX-FM
will carry live broadcasts of
entire opera productions. The
broadcasts will be at 10 or 11
a m., depending on the length of a
single production.
The broadcasts will be
programmed from the
Metropolitan and transmitted by
a 5,000 cycle balanced network
line.
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Malcolm X birthday celebrated this week
The birthday of Malcolm X is this Friday. The Muslim Students
Association together with the Black Student Union are celebrating the
occasion with the two events this week.
Mwalimu Abdulhamid Akoni, director of the Black Studies
Research Center at California University will be a featured speaker at
noon Thursday in the Dad’s Room of the EMU. He will discuss the
revolutionary nature of Islam.
On Wednesday and Thursday the film The Battle of Algiers will be
shown in 150 Science at 7 & 9 p.m. Admission is $1.00.
Westmoreland nursery to hold open house
The Westmoreland Cooperative Nursery School is now accepting
applications for fall term for three and four-year-old children.
Parents are invited to attend an open house at 8 p.m. Wednesday
at the school, 2055 W. 16th Way, in the University’s Westmoreland
Housing Project. For further information about the preschool
program call Lucas at 344-7327.
British architect speaks tonight on housing
Garbage Housing is the title of a free public lecture to be given
today at the University by British architect Martin Pawley. He will
speak at 8 p.m., in 177 Lawrence Hall.
Pawley teaches at the Architectural Association in London and is
consultant editor to Architectural Design. He is also the author of
numerous articles in British and other European architectural
publications.
Pawley is the author of the book Architecture Versus Housing and
two forthcoming books: The Private Future and Garbage Housing.
His lecture is sponsored by the department of architecture.
Craftsmen’s Corner features crocheting
The Craftsmen’s Corner will feature craftswoman Mary Aubrey
this week. Mary crochets and will set up a small booth in the EMU
Fishbowl and exhibit, sell and demonstrate her craft from 10 a.m. to 3
p.m. through Friday.
Science Library calls book round-up
The Science Library, as well as the General Library, is involved in
the current book roundup. All books on long loan to faculty and doc
toral students should be turned in. Books due on or before this Thurs
day are due on May 24.
Borrowers who are neither faculty or doctoral students may
ignore the “round-up.”
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Childbirth documentary scheduled
The Story of Eric, an award-winning documentary film on
prepared childbirth, will be shown tonight, Tuesday and Wednesday at
Edison Elementary School, room 10. The film will be shown at 8:30
p.m. tonight and Wednesday and at 7 p.m. on Tuesday.
The 30-minute film will be followed by a question and answer
session. Donations to offset the cost of film rental will be appreciated
but not required. For further information call 345-8023.
Social problems discussion tonight
Persons interested in knowing more about prevention of in
dividual and social problems or becoming part of a speakers bureau
for the Community Mental Health Center are invited to an open
meeting and speaker training program sponsored by the Committee
on Education for Primary Prevention. The session will start tonight at
7 p.m. at Laurel Hill Community School, 26th Ave. and Augusta St.
For transportatpon or information contact Kathy Curtis, 686-5278
or Rich Ingraham, 686-3825.
Minister slates talk, slide show
Reverand Eli Chumano of the Sudan will speak at 7:30 p.m. today
at the Koinonia Center at 1414 Kincaid.
Chumano’s visit is being sponsored by the North Pacific District of
the American Lutheran Council. He will speak on the subject of
African Christianity. His talk will be illustrated with slides of his
activities in the Sudan. The public is invited.
Photographic show open in Portland
The Camerawork Gallery of Portland is presenting photographs
by Jack Litman now through June 2. The gallery is located at 2255
N.W. Northrup St. and is open from 9a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.
KLCC—FM to boradcast Watergate
KLCC-FM will broadcast live the complete herings of Sen. Sam
Ervin s Senate Judiciary Committee as that committee investigates
the Watergate affair.
Through the facilities of the National Public Radio, KLCC will
broadcast the hearings from Washington, D C. in their entirety
without interruption.
The hearings should last about three hours a day starting at 7
a m. May 17, 18, 22-24 and June 12-14.