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UNIVERSITY UPDATE
• Thu On'jjon Children's Choir
will perform at a seasonal open
house at the University Museum
of Art at 2:30 p.m Dec 12
The choir, whic h is made up
of children from around the com
munity will perform songs from
around the world University
music. Professor Randall Moore
will direc t The event is free* and
open to the public.
Two clowns. Sparky and
Mitch, will also perform a series
of skits and puppet shows celled
"Kiddlv Jinx" ot 1:45 and 3:15
p.m.
The open house will also open
two art exhibitions. "Robert
Raushenberg: The Stoned Moon
Series" is a collection of 29 lith
ographs on loan from the San
Francisco Museum of Modern
Art. The second exhibition will
lie the second in a series of four
exploring the work of the late
Oregon painter David McCosh.
Both exhibits will be on display
until Feb. 13.
Guest curator Craig Chesire, a
Portland State University pro
fessor of art will give a gallery
talk on the McCosh exhiht at 2
p.m. Dec:. 12.
The Museum of Art is regular
ly open from noon to 5 p.m
Wednesday to Sunday It will be
closed Dec. 24-26. and Dec 31
Jan 2 For more information, (.all
346-3027
• Five University authors who
have written books on Oregon s
natural history will sign copies
of their books at the Museum of
Natural History Sunday from 2
to 4 p.m.
At 3 p.m. Theodore Stem, Uni
versity professor emeritus of
anthropology, will give a short
talk on his book Chiefs and Chief
Tinders Indian Relations at Fort
Sez Ferre, 1818 1855. The hook
traces the lives of the Forst Nez
Perce fur traders and the Middle
Columbian Indian tribes.
Other guest authors and fea
tures books include: C. Melvin
Aikens. University professor of
anthropology and author of the
now third edition of Archaeolo
gy of Oregon: Robert Clark, Uni
versity president emeritus, author
of The Odyssey of Thomas Con
don: Thomas Connolly and Den
nis Jenkins, archaeologists for the
Oregon State Museum of Anthro
pology, co-authors of Archaeo
logical Investigations at Seaside.
Oregon.
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