English Club Field Trip To Cleveland Schools
The Playhouse English Club plans a field trip to Cleveland Public Schools on Wednesday May 16. Students with English majors or minors in the College of Education are invited. The bus departs at 6 00 a m from behind the library for a morning tour, luncheon with Mr Evan Lodge, and an afternoon program.
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English Club plans trip to theater and museum events
Members will view The Taming of the Shrew at the Cleveland Playhouse then attend the May Show at the Cleveland Museum of Art and end with Maxwell Andersons Lost in the Stars at Karamu House. Tickets cost 75c and 95c. reservations go to Miss Hanway. The club also hosts Mr Cambyse Shah Rais on International Music in the Union Ballroom at 7:30 p.m. with sponsorship by the Student Committee on International Understanding.
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Tulane Expands Summer Term to Full Semester
Tulane University in New Orleans will extend its summer session to a 15 week summer semester with two seven and a half week terms and six days of classes. President Rufus C. Harris urges nonmilitary students not to accelerate, citing concerns over year round programs.
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Duke University hires liberal arts student for language dept
Stanley Guise, senior in the college of liberal arts, accepts an assistant position in the foreign language department at Duke University. He will start next fall, graduates in June with a French and German major, is a member of Delta Phi Alpha and Phi Delta Phi, plays in the University orchestra, and won the Chialpha award for top scholastic standing.
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Evening club events and meetings listed
At 6 30 p m Industrial Arts banquet in Union ballroom. At 7 p m German club at 119K and Christian Science organization at 201M. At 7 30 p m Art club in 1201 Arts building and Charleston Lessons in St Patrick s hall.
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Rhythm Rambles and News and Dinner Hour Highlights
Mrs. Ann Welser hosts Tips to Homemakers with warm weather foods and spring decor ideas. Dinner Hour centers on Nutcracker Suite selections. The Lang-Worth orchestra conducts recordings under Harold Levey. University Library Presents discusses C. S. Lewis Screwtape Letters with John B. Nicholson Rev. B. Forest Bond and Rev. Charles B. Ireland. Kent Roosevelt High School Mixed Choir performs at 7:30 with Helen Jones directing and Barbara Myers at the piano.
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Mixed chorus to perform at festival final week
A mixed ensemble of eight voices and a girls group of nine earned superior ratings at the Festival and will compete in final shows this week. Tryouts for the Radio Workshop production of La Traviata start today at 4 p.m. in the Radio studios. University students interested in radio work are urged to attend. Ron Bacon directs the show.
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