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uatily but small events have
11n 4itatively programmed for
t 'td.nt udclnion Artist Series
: ni the 1968-69 school year.
1 'programming next y e a r 's
S Sries, Student Union has
!- u\:th a cisiS.
Die ito the recent destructiont of
oh i, I l Muse, where most past
\ ri st Series event. have hee
h-id, attractions for fall semester
.O n iwheled for the Rusmel1
Suse .AuembhR 101111 id Drav.
:mt H.ll.
S. ever. t he new Coliseum of
lonorary
35 New 1
\ p .ilmbda lDelta, freshman
nIhNnorary sorority, recently
.I nifew ienherS.
T b eligible foir mlembtersheip
angls- must have attained
nnum1 2.5 GPR.
N y pliledgcd monrlits include
:n . laynard, Mlargaret Nita
r:lriM. alary Bird, Sara Chest
:.;i. .\nn .\. Clamlp and Beth Cot
Kat ia C. Cotton, )oris L.
! FrIse, lehorah A. I >uke, Mary
Vlk.nzi, Eahly, Virginia Ellison,
Ma:rta l'. Fais, Catherine Gar
r1,nl."I-ah Gardner, K athryn1
ce eggy M1are4- Harley, Pau
Greeks
Schedule
Events
Staff Writer
lur aplogies go to those fra
'Irn :is; and sr,ritis who were
ut last week. Other social
nts :nelude:
Sti I rectovering fr,om ()1d South
h 1 th .\ s are nOw involved
, eents aks the Crew
ith tho Signia Nu's t41mer
u and parties in pepa;karatiIn
wi I-1sh) niex \-ea 1.
The Kaila Sig's are now work
ing on what they r a I I e d heir
mt milmitant )roject of the year
- recovery of their color television
set, stolen from their house last
weekend. Plans are being made for
use u\arming at Garden City
en June 1,
* '. hebi their a ni n u a I
utHall at h igh 1lampeton.
na Arsh all was chosen
in Vy 1 the Sigma Chi's hadl
unat a enutry I farrn.
i. ek thle TFri-Ilhelts spon
'v red a shoieshi ne t' raise mionev
* I ag;tet A\she Schoilarshipj
l.i.t uighit they heldl an
\ p!h-pibshing P'art y for pirofes
n. iriiest teei>mplete fior
a paruty tomight. (>)n Mlay 19 there
! ea P'ansy Break fast
e M t the mos't
tr> y nr pairt'.uiar
SPITAVl
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St Series
xars Pr4
fers the promise of a solution to I
the Student Union problem. When I
the Coliseum is C o n i e t e d, the I
Artist Series will probably make
LISe of its facilities.
Coming attractions of the Series I
tentatively i n c I u (I e the Boston i
Baroque Ensemble, Carlos Mon
Loya, a jazz concert, two dramatic
productions - "The Taming of the f,
Shrew" and "Funny Girl," The h:
N o r in a n Luboff Singers or the m
Greg Smith Singers, and the At- he
lanta Symphony Orchestra. m
Th1e Rloston Baroque Entse-ndi,le tc
Pledges3
Iem bers
line B. IIarritt, Patricia Ileekel,
Mary Janet Janicki, Molly Me
Innis and Betty NlIgonroth.
Also, Patricia NIuthig. %.\irtlha
Robinson, Jean Susan R,,ss, Jan I
Sampson, Linda 1). Schuder, Anne I
Slian, E'lena Slovinae, ' a ml e I a4
Stow.-rs, Lynda .\nne Th(rn, lieh
hie Tomberg, L. liale TIae, .ary t 1
Turner, Barbara C'.lestv Williams11 .
and .largaret Vickey Wm'd.
Little Miss 500
Planned Today
The vighth annual Sigma Nu
"1 i t tIv 5t0o" wilbc b14h1 tmdav at
2 p.m. on Intramurail 'ihlis I? and
C just below Wheat Stiret.
This eair's event wil f-eatur' the
usual 1t0)-la1 inteifrat.rn:ty race.
l'rocding the iiiaini evont \will be a
two-lap intei-s4io ritv tri'i-le race.
Again this yeai a "'liss L.ittle
5m I'" contest will beb held. EaIch
rritv's candidates !.ave hadI: p(
tu"res on display in the ltusselI
House all week. .Lis Littl m"
will be selected liv penny \tiOs.
Profits from the "little '5-111" will
be piesented ti local haity. Carni
val hooths "guaranteed to) plrivde
a t1hiousand laughis" vi will also bel
parTIt f .vent
Plans
>grams
Perforn% specificailly 17th and
8th Ctntury composers Nuch as ,
lantidel amid T I e m a n. Atlantic
4onlthlly said thsey "ply Willh thle
k i l I, zest and entiusiasmlh of
nusiciaim Who have made ia valt
ible discovery and are eager to
hare it."
Although the Artist Series is
wed with disadvantages, it also
is otne 1m1 a j o r advantage: the
w\%Iy completed patio and stage
hind Russel lHouse. Events such
a jazz concert and Carlos Mon
ya vill be outdoor concerts.
Two dramatic productions are
hedui41led for next y'ear', hopefully
the Coliseum - "Funny Girl'
id .-Tanng of the S h . e w."
-'inny Girl" is the story of great
egfiild coml Iei ln e Fa.1nn I Iy i 1.1 ve.
I'alming of the Shrew," Shake
W1ar4's age-nOld classie, \VIS I
litly made popular by Rtichard
tn anti I;dlizabl'th I Iavlr.
Choral groups are alway- -4 popti
ar, and tnext .ear 'The Arti,t Serie,
will program at lea.st ni, eitlcr
he Normanit I,off (oir or tihte
;re-gg Smilh Siinger,.
The Atlanta Symphonly 4)rchcs
a CnMlicted by 1lbort Shaw is
so expited in cnnert.
TheY Coids
wtlassS
ie" S"stani
Sport
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Staff Photo by Chief Photographer Chip Galloway
Governor And His Lady
S. C. (omcrnor 6obert E. McNair and the Firmt Lady
A4a1z44 to the imuic of Warren Covington at the Student
niot May IDy FoPrimal last Saturday night. May Queen
Iz.a1e i a14 aid her court were presented at the affair
it the Na.tioal Gaitrd Armory.
Staff Photo by Chief Photographer Chip Galloway
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