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Fall Commencement Set at University
EUGENE - For (ho first lime
In its history, the University ot
Oregon will have (our com
mencements during the RcariVm
Ic yenr in order to ease the load
on the traditional June com
mencement and also to make It
possible for students who have
qualified for graduation to re
ceive their degrees with little
delay.
The new policy Is a part of the
University has offered a full 11
around operation of the institu
tion. For the last two summers, the
univrcsuy nas oiiercd a tun ll- juxKI) politics
"ct. auilliuui llMlll. i Ills IS NAl H AMkNTO r-lif iiinn
making it possible for students , -Members of the Younc Ro
to complete their requirements publicans and the Young Dem
for a degree in less than four ocrats at Amw.. Ri.
schedule commencement convo
cations at the end of (nil term
and at the end of winter term.
The 1003 (all term commenre
ment convocation is scheduled
at 3 p.m. Doc. 13 in the Music
School auditorium. The com
mencement address will be Riv
en by Dr. Itoy E. Lieunllcn,
chancellor ot the Oregon State
System of Higher Education. Dr.
Victor P. Morris, professor em
eritus of business administra
tion, will give the invocation and
benediction.
Now a woman can decorate
the bedroom with sheets and
a stack of matching ones
makes a great gift to the seam'
stress.
Sheets in seven different col
ors to carry out any decorative
scheme, now come in matching
solids, candy stripes and smart
polka dots. With these, enchant
ing effects for headboards, can
opies, dust ruffles, draperies,
cafe curtains, vanity skirts are
easily created.
It's the arresting combination
ot matching colors in solids,
dramatic stripes and smart pol
ka dots in one unified scheme
that does the decorating magic.
Use the solid color hem bor
ders to give the creation a pro
fessional finish.
Inexperienced sewers need
not hesitate to start redoing
the bedroom. Most of the dec-
nraltnu nlnmAtile imfnltfa mnralu
I Straight sewinc.
Now about economy, hear
this: a double bed sheet con
tains about seven square yards
of handsome washable fabric,
points out Ruth Leigh, director
of Cannon llomemaking Serv
ice. Divide this in the price of
a double bed sheet. You quick
ly see why it's less expensive
to use sheets for decorating
than to buy comparable washa
ble fabric by the yard.
This new family of sheets in
matching solid colors, stripes
and polka dots has an almost
magical power to unify and to
integrate unrelated decorative
eloments in your bedroom. Sur
prisingly enough, the authori
tative combination of patterns
in matching colors makes a
small bedroom appear large
and a cluttered, cut-up room
serene and tranquil.
Records and books are good
choices for almost all teens.
boy or girl. The Important
muiK is w Keep m mind the type
of teen you're gifting.
years,
A summer commencement
convocation has been given dur
ing the past two summers. In
addition, the University will now
ior College have merged into
one group: the Political Mfairs
Club. They decided it would be
more informative to listen to
the opposing point of view.
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By MAURICE GUINDI
United Press International
CAIRO (UPI) - Early in De
cember, from a small stage in
Cairo, Urn -Kolthouir will sing
again and all through the Mid
dle East tens of millions of en
thralled fans will be listening.
When Urn Kolthoum sings,
divided Arabia becomes one.
Be they Nasserites or Baathists,
Republicans or Royalists, Right
ists or Leftists, they worship as
one on the throne of Arabia's
most beloved voice.
From Baghdad to Casablanca
and from Aleppo to Khartoum,
they will cluster around their
radios at home or in sidewalk
cafes and coffee shops, listening
to the woman thev call "Star
of the Orient" or just, "Souma."
Only in Cairo itself will a
select few be present to watch
Um-Kolthoum as well as hear
her. About 600 people from
throughout the Mid-East who
have been lucky enough, or are
powerful enough, , to wangle
tickets.
um-Koitnoum has been un
disputed queen of oriental song
in Arabia for nearly 40 years.
Today, at 61, she remains the
queen with no successor in
sight.
The concert Dec. 5 will mark
the opening of Um-Kolthoum's
season, which usually begins in
November or December and
ends in June. Her monthly con
certs are sponsored by Cairo
Radio and broadcast live. They
have been going on regularly
for the last 28 years and some
of Um-Kolthoum's fans boast
they have not missed a single
concert in all that time.
From a poor peasant girl who
sang at village weddings and
religious festivals Um-Kolthoum
rose to stardom in the early
1920's after an uphill struggle.
Now she is looked upon as
something of an institution, a
rallying force in the Arab world.
Appreciation of her art is one
of the few things on which all
Arabs agree.
A leading Egyptian journalist
once said that a single national
ist song by Um-Kolthoum "is
more powerful and effective
than a hundred fiery editorials
by the best Arab writers."
Music experts say Um-Kolthoum's
greatness as a song
bird lie in the tone quality and
latitude of her strong, deep
voice, her ability to sing her
way smoothly all along the
scale, from the highest to the
lowest pitch, and perfect articu
lation gained from childhood
recitals from the Koran.
Varied Repertoire
Um-Kolthoum has a repertoire
of more than 300 songs varying
in length from five minutes to
an hour and a half. The ma
jority are love songs, in both
colloquial and classical Arabic,
but she also has a good number
of nationalist and religious
songs.
Um-Kolthoum was born in
1902 in the Nile delta village of
Tamay El-Zahayra. Her family
was so poor that when she con
tracted an eye disease in her
infancy her mother had to sell
her only bracelet to pay for the
treatment. When her younger
brother became old enough to
go to trie village school, she
had to be kept from school her
self because the family could
not afford the meager fees for
both.
Um-Kolthoum owes the dis
covery of her voice to her fath
er, Sheikh Ibrahim, himself an
itinerant singer who made a liv
ing by singing at rural weddings
and religious celebrations. He
taught her some religious
hymns and folkloric songs and
began taking her along on his
singing tours.
Sheikh Ibrahim dressed his
daughter as a boy in deference
to prevailing local traditions
against girls in such work. Her
first public singing was at a
wedding and she was paid six
piastres (H cents).
Today, Um-Kolthoum receives
$2,300 per cencert plus a per
centage of the net profit made
by Cairo Radio from the sale
of tickets.
Probably the greatest break
in Um-Kolthoum's life came in
1935 when Cairo Radio, then
run by a British administration,
signed her for a series of month
ly concerts an engagement
that has continued almost with
out intemiption until this day.
A typical concert by Um-Kolthoum
starts around 10:30 p.m.
and lasts better than three
hours. She always has a full
house. The best tickets cost two
pounds (S4.60) but sell for
double that amount or more on
the black market.
At least half her theater audi
ence are regulars and they in
clude Saudis, Kuwaitis, Leb
anese, Syrians and Iraquis who
fly to Cairo especially for her
concerts.
When the curtain rises, Um
Kolthoum is seated in the mid
dle of a crescent line formed
by a 20-man orchestra, with two
huge flower baskets presented
by Cairo Radio in the background.
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