Campus Chest Plans Four Stage Drive With Concert and Solicitations
Campus Chest outlines a four stage drive in March and April including a chapel event on March 19 with John Perry auctioneering Geza Grynaeus explains World University Service in education program A movie on March 20 chosen by Bill Petersen Sharon Bell Denny OBrien and Sandy Brown A Jazz concert April 11 by Pi Mu Sigma featuring The Stylists and a soloist from ISU Auditions March 3 6 30 to 8 p m in Armstrong hall room 101 solicitations run March 8 14 co chairs Cripps and Mitchell say goal is 1500 to match last year Carma Lou Meggers coordinates Road contact for auditions and show events
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Campus Chest
John Perry
Geza Grynaeus
World University Service
Bill Petersen
Sharon Bell
Denny O’brien
Sandy Brown
Pi Mu Sigma
Iowa State Teachers College
Barbara Hawley
Jerry Ringer
Carol Cripps
Larry Mitchell
Armstrong Hall
Carma Lou Meggers
Worship Concludes Mysteries Of Sex Discussion
CSF will hold a worship service in Alice chapel on Sunday March 1 at 7 p.m. Principal speaker Tom Mikelson will summarize The Mysteries of Sex. This final monthly topic closes the discussion period after Dr. Virgil Fish of St Louis spoke on marriage preparation.
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CSF
Alice Chapel
Tom Mikelson
Orchesis Dance Show COLOR TONES Opens Next Week
Orchesis presents COLOR TONES as the first number with Mary Jane Postelwait and Connie Show choreographing followed by Plainfield Junction by Barb Sterling. Dotti Bertossa offers Primitive and Basin Street by Carol Melchior and Mary Ann Kline. Sin and Protest by Carol Barlow. The Joy of Spring choreographed by Mrs. L C Carter features a story of two young lovers with Mary Ann Kline in a solo and Connie Show as the male partner. Mary Rice and others head tickets publicity and lighting while 60 cent tickets go on sale.
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Mary Jane Postelwait
Connie Show
Plainfield Junction
Barb Sterling
Dotti Bertossa
Carol Melchior
Mary Ann Kline
Basin Street
Carol Barlow
L. C Carter
Orchesis
Orchosis
Mary Rice
Merelyn Wooderson
Cynthia Hopkins
Sonia Berst
Joan Zimmerman
Connie Skow
Eva Gabor
Cigdem Turkes
Lee Ann Ward
Nancy Nicol
Carolyn Gashel
Judy Canelti
Elaine Martz
Donna Cobb
Jan Worthington
Students OK Conduct Board Ballot Passes by 21 Margin
Chapel ballot yields 362 in favor 164 against with blanks. A Student Disciplinary Board with executive committee members and a class president gains judicial power over chapel library and classroom conduct. Violations carry penalties from F in course to expulsion. board recommendations go to the dean for action.
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Students OK Conduct Board
Public Affairs Club to Elect Officers Tuesday Meeting
The Public Affairs Club schedules its first meeting on Tuesday March 3 at 7 15 PM in South hall room 15. Members from Young Republicans Democrats World Federalists foreign students and others interested in international and domestic affairs are invited. Officers will be elected and programs planned for the year.
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New Public Affairs Club
South Hall
Young Republicans
Bertossa to Spend Week in Washington as Guest
Bertossa, a junior history and political science major, will spend a week in Washington this semester as a guest of Congressman Fred Schwengel or Congressman Len Wolf. She was one of twenty Iowa students selected for the program run by the Iowa Citizenship Clearing House to observe Congress and discuss experiences with her host each evening.
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Dotti Bertossa
Washington
Fred Schwengel
Iowa
Len Wolf
Iowa Citizenship Clearing House
Bertossa
Congress
National Party
Lee Bowie
Bowie
Miss Bertossa
John Cotton Brown
Department of History and Political Science
Citizenship Clearing House Board
Ohio Pastor Links Theatre with Faith
The article outlines Religion in Life Week at Cornell, featuring Rev. William N. Hawley of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Oxford Ohio. Hawley will discuss themes on theater and faith with student and faculty sessions in Grill Armstrong hall and chapel events from Monday to Thursday with readings of Picnic Death of a Salesman Tea and Sympathy and a concluding panel debate.
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Cornell
William N. Hawley
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Oxford
Ohio
Social Center
Armstrong Hall
Hawley
Rev. Hawley
Lower Chapel
Oxford Fellowship
Oxfordettes
Allee Chapel
Kish, Takacs To Present Concert In Assembly Chapel
Anne Kish violinist and Miss Lisa Takacs pianist will present a faculty recital Tuesday March 3 at 8 p.m. in King Memorial Chapel. They will perform Beethoven Kruetzer Sonata Op 47 Schubert Sonatina Op 137 No 1 and Stravinsky Duo Concertante.
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Anne Kish
Lisa Takacs
King Memorial Chapel
Cornell
Kruetzer
Schubert
Stravinsky
Lloyd Taylor to Present Student Recital at Cornell
Lloyd Taylor a bass baritone student of Ruth Pinkerton will perform a Sunday March 1 recital at 3 p.m. in King Memorial chapel accompanied by Chuck Schneider. He will sing selections from Lully Legrenzi Peri Mozart Verdi and Schubert among others concluding with spirituals arranged by Burleigh and others.
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Cornell
Conservatory of Music
Lloyd Taylor
King Memorial Chapel
Ruth Pinkerton
Taylor
Chuck Schneider
Lully
Amades
Legrenzi
Peri
Non Pieo Andrai
Mozart
Schubert
Ella Giammai M’amo
Griffes
Dougherty
Hopekirk
Burleigh
Omission Of Janice Ralston From Group Pledge List
The article notes Janice Ralston was unintentionally omitted from the recent list of women’s social group pledges. Ralston is identified as a K Theta pledge.
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Janice Ralston
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