Oregon daily emerald., June 01, 1983, Section B, Page 8, Image 16

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Dance concert highlights week
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“A Choreographer’s
Retrospective,” a dance con
cert choreographed by Joellen
Meglin-Roan, is scheduled for
Friday and Satruday at 8 p.m.
in the Dougherty Dance
Theatre in Gerlinger Annex,
Room 354. Tickets, available at
the door, are $3 for the general
public and $1.50 for students.
The program will feature
Meglin-Roan’s “Renaissance
Dances and Vignettes,” which
premiered in Omaha,
Nebraska, in 1981. A premiere
work set to piano music by
Schubert will also be perform
ed by University dance
students.
Meglin-Roan’s “Ritual
Suite,” choreographed to
African drum music, will be
What’s happening at
KWAX? Classic 91.1 FM will
host a special state of the sta
tion presentation with a
listener call-in Thursday dur
ing An Oregon Evening from
6:30-8 p.m.
June 30 marks the end of
the KWAX 1982-83 fiscal year.
Budget cuts at NPR will affect
all National Public Radio sta
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tions and significant staff
changes have been announc
ed. The state of the station
presentation and call-in will be
hosted by General Manager
Janet Kenney, Program Direc
tor Tom Dahlstrom and
Development Director Denny
Guehler. Listeners are invited
to call 686-4245 with
questions.
Good friends will help you study angles
when all you can think about is curves.
It didn’t take a genius to tell your mind wasn’t
on your studies. But it did take a couple of
smart roomies to do something about it.
So out came the calculators. And the
doughnuts. And they started drilling you
until you knew physics as well as
you know voui m-H.
When it was all over, you
showed them that there was
one more thing you knew
something about-gratitude.
Tonight, let it be Lowenbrau.
LowenDrau. Here's to good friends.
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