New Yorker
to speak
on architecture
Suzanne Crowhurst, New
School lecturer and research as
sistant at the Center for Policy Re
search in New York, will speak on
The House is a Metaphor, at 8
p.m. Monday, in Room 177, Law
rence Hall.
The topic for her 12:30 p.m.
Tuesday talk in Room 283 Lawr
ence Hall, will be The Author as
Architect.
Both talks are open without
charge to the public
The speaker s Monday presen
tation will focus on the way in
which room arrangements, build
ing materials and color schemes
in a house communicate social
and psychological messages
Tuesday s talk will explore the
same principles by examining
specific examples of houses built
by authors.
Crowhurst has visited and
photographed the homes of Carl
Jung. Horace Wolpole, Washing
ton Irving and Robinson Jeffers.
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subjects.
Music school
to present
two recitals
The University School of Music
will present two free recitals this
weekend in Beall Concert Hall.
Saturday at 8 p.m. a student
ensemble directed by Prof. Victor
Steinhardt will perform nine in
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Chinese Student Association
Presents
Chinese New Year Banquet
All the best of Chinese Food
Chinese Fashion. Dancing, Singing, Kung-Fu shows
6:00 P.M., Feb.8, Ballroom, EMU
3.00/Person, 1.00 for children under 12
Tickets available EMU main desk
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Sandwiches
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strumental excerpts from
Stravinsky's The Soldier's Tale
Marybeth Andrews, pianist, will
perform Stravinsky s Sonata for
Piano, and Prof Homer Keller,
also a pianist, will perform Oc
tober Album for Lynne, written by
graduate student Barry Klein.
Dennis Crabb, graduate stu
dent and recorder player, will per
form an unaccompanied Song
for Recorder by Edward Miller,
and Sonatina Piacevole for re
corder and harpsichord by
Halsey Stevens. He will be as
sisted on the harpsichord by Prof
Hal Owen.
Guest artists Gregory Fowler,
baritone, and Jerry Blodgett,
pianist, will perform the song cycle
Winterreise by Franz Schubert
at 8 p.m. Sunday
Fowler is a visiting assistant
professor of biology and has given
voice recitals in Rhode Island,
Washington D C. and West Ger
many. as well as in Eugene.
Blodgett is a student of Marlene
Thai of the University s music
school and has performed widely
on the West Coast
Speech leader
receives SCA
service award
A University speech educator
has received the Speech Com
munication Association s (SCA)
highest honor for his contribution
to teaching and scholarship
Bower Aly, professor emeritus
of speech, was presented the
Association s distinguished ser
vice award at the organization s
recent annual convention in Hous
ton, Texas
ine award recognizes Prof
Aly s more than 40 years of ser
vice to the field of speech educa
tion calling attention to his extra
ordinary energy and dedication
and . substantial contributions
to. scholarship
He is currently serving as a visit
ing professor at Kent State Uni
versity.
KWAX to air
Mussorgsky,
folk festival
Modeste Mussorgsky s Boris
Godunov will be broadcast live
Saturday at 10 30 a m. over the
Texaco-Metropolitan Opera
Radio Network, and can be heard
locally over University public radio
station KWAX 91.1 FM Metropoli
tan Opera can be heard every
Saturday morning
National Public Radio will also
be broadcasting over KWAX
Saturday, presenting the third and
final program from Canada s
foremost folk festival, the
Mariposa Folk Festival from To
ronto Island, at 9 p.m.
briefs
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Anyone interested in worltng on toe Morre UdaB
tor President campapn should come to a mee'ng
of Students lor Udal m one of toe Century Booms
iEMU) at 3 30 pm tod% Davto McTeague at
687-8202 reft anstrer any questions
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The ASUO needs help to organize academe
student unions Students of ail d»sc>p*nes and ma
)ors are encouraged to see Peter C Spratt * Suite
4 EMU
R 3 Catue 7 has begun a 20-moute series
Basic Chinese Writing whch a*s every Tuesday
at 3 p m The Department of Chinese and the Divi
sion of Broadcast Services and Televised insiruc
ton are sponsoring the series
Weekly demonstrations with wr*mg brush and
>rv* w‘> show the proper method and procedure erf
writing Chinese characters Each presentation
covers appronmateiy 20 characters from the
Elementary Chr^ese led
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The creation of monsters larger than life rarely takes place outside of the
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achieving the wildest dreams. LINWOOD DUNN has been working with
special effects for over 45 years. In more recent years he has worked on
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fantastic creations this man is responsible for but also to ask questions of
how he has harnessed the impossible
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Friday, Jan. 23—7:30, EMU Ballroom
admission is $1 for students
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