Veggy potluck set today
Members of a Search class called ‘Natural Diet for Humans: Veg
etarianism,” will have a vegetarian potluck outing on the lawn between
Villard Hall and Lawrence Hall today at 11:30.
The class stresses a reduction of sugar, oils, refined processed
foods, concentrated substances and meat.
Fifty students will partake of pineapple green drink, macaroni and
cashew cheese casserole, three-bean salad, cucumber slices with
green pepper, alfalfa sprouts, a variety of breads and Polynesian bars.
John won’t do his recital
The music school announces two concerts scheduled at Beall
Concert Hall.
Dana Towle, a composition student, will give her senior degree
recital today at 12:30 at Beall Concert Hall.
The University Chamber Choir will give a performance Saturday at
8 p.m.
John McManus’ clarinet recital for Friday has been cancelled. It will
not be rescheduled.
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Master’s thesis
concert slated
A master’s thesis dance concert
by Joan Lazarus, will be given Fri
day and Saturday at 8 p.m. at 354
Gerlinger Annex.
The concert is sponsored by the
Department of Dance, and admis
sion is free.
Art professor
to talk on heads
“The Facing Head in Archaic
and Classical Greek Art" will be
discussed by Patricia Erhart, visit
ing assistant professor of art his
tory, today at 3:30 in 107 Law
rence.
Erhart has been Keeper of the
Coin Room at Harvard
University’s Fogg Art Museum
from 1973-77.
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Christian jocks
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Track Championships Thursday
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Gookin’s band
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The University Jazz Lab Band
II, under the direction of graduate
student Larry Gookin, will perform
at Beall Concert Hall Friday at
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petus" by Don Schamber; "It Only
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Patricia Ertiart, Visiting Assistant Professor. De
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The Facing Head in Archaic and Classical Greek
Art" The public is Invited.
Lisa Valentine, graduate student In linguistics
will speak on Lexical Restnctions and Gapping
Constraints," today at 3:30 in 72 PLC
Bill Smotierman, from Oregon Stake, will speak
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pituitary responsiveness in rats
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