Osborne Studies Organ With Dupre In Paris
University of Michigan and Union Theological Seminary graduate Professor Kenneth R. Osborne, acting head of the University School of Music, details study and performance in Paris with Marcel Dupre and Nadia Boulanger, observations in Chartres and English hospitality, and his career across several colleges including Davidson College. He notes years in Paris 1936 and his Iowa birth.
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Kenneth R. Osborne
University School of Music
France
England
Paris
Osborne
Marcel Dupre
St. Sulprice
Mme
Nadia Boulanger
Fountainbleau
Dupre
Chartres
Oxford
Kings College Chapel
Cambridge University
United States
Palmer Christian
University of Michigan
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Ann Arbor
Hope College
Holland
Michigan
St Lawrence College
Canton
Davidson College
Davidson
North Carolina
Professor Osborne
Iowa
Phi Sigma Xi To Elect New Officers Tomorrow
Phi Sigma Xi science honorary will elect officers for the coming year at its meeting tomorrow evening at 7 p m in room 306 McGilvrey hall. This will be the last meeting of the year and initiation of new members will occur during the session, per president Helen Lee.
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Phi Sigma Xi
Science Honorary
McGilvrey Hall
Helen Lee
Dr Rumold to Discuss Our Foreign Policy
Dr C F Rumold retired head of physical science will speak on Our Foreign Policy at the International Relations club meeting tonight at 7 in room 210 Kent Hall. Helen Lee, president, says the event is open to all interested.
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C. F. Rumold
Department of Physical Science
Kent Hall
Dr. Rumold
Helen Lee
Tea Dancing Thursday in Kent Hall Room 119
Nancy Brighi and Elsa Tompkins host a tea dancing event Thursday afternoon from 4 to 5 in Kent hall room 119. Refreshments of punch and cookies will be served.
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Nancy Brighi
Elsa Tompkins
Kent Hall
Twilight Tea by Pan-Hellenic Council on campus
Pan-Hellenic council hosts the first twilight tea in Moulton hall music room at 7 on Sunday night May 6. The event honors sororities with all groups present and includes scholarship award to the sorority with the highest yearly average. Agnes Sawyer becomes president as new officers are installed. Dr Sherrer will chair, with Dean Hyatt and others pouring.
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Pan-Hellenic Council
Moulton Hall
Violet Gardner
Pi Kappa Sigma Sorority
Agnes Sawyer
Sherrer
George A. Bowman
Dean Adam. Hyatt
Gertrude Lawrence
John L. Blair
Helen Machan
Frances Harshbarger
Elaine Chamberlin
Margaret Keith
Eva Jane McCreary
May Arrives as Gardens Roar at Merrill Hall dorms
Spring fever hits campus as faculty and students plant flowers and garden behind the dorms. Dr Simmons leads a greenhouse rush in Merrill hall while May looks promising though chores persist and optimism grows for June.
Blue jeans dominate LSU campus fashion in a new craze
The Louisiana State Reveille notes a campus shift as blue jeans become the dominant style among students. Coeds favor roomy relaxed clothing and rolled jeans with leather belts, plaid shirts, and saddle shoes, despite male opposition and heat.
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L.S.A
Baton Rouge
Chick
Four Musicians Picked For Intercollegiate Band Festival
Four women from the University have been chosen for the tenth annual Intercollegiate Band festival at Oberlin College on May 13. The 90 piece all women band includes Jean Carey tenor sax, Jean Kuntzelman alto sax, Eileen Mizer clarinet, and Mary Jane Lynch trumpet. Metcalf, assistant professor of music, selected them for the group led by Dr. Joseph Maddy of Interlochen.
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Oberlin College
Jean Carey
Jean Kuntzelman
Eileen Mizer
Mary Jane Lynch
Roy D. Metcalf
Phrateres To Elect Officers In 219 Kent
Phrateres will elect officers at the meeting tomorrow at 4 p m in room 219 Kent Hall. All members must attend as this is the last business meeting of the school year, says Alice Henderson president.
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Phrateres
Kent
Alice Henderson
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