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H. Harrison Jenkins, associate
editor of The State newspaper, will
speak at the Lutheran Campus
Center Sunday, Nov. 14 at 6:15
p.m.
His topics are the Lutheran
Church's policy on sex, marriage,
And the family. Supr will be
usic composed by
.LTON JOHN
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uttoned impudence! Deftly
our sex-saturated society. Tops
iss of recent comedies drawn from
eds of sexual education."
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served at 6 p.m. before the
program.
The Lutheran Campus Center
will no longer hold Sunday mor
ning worship service at 11 a.m.
However, a Communion Service
will be held each Wednesday night
at 6 p.m., followed by supper.
Those who wish to attend the
supper should sign up in advance
at the Lutheran Campus Center,
1529 Pendleton St., or call Pastor
Bob Dasher at 254-7881.
"PLAYBOY" PLAY
The USC theatre will present
John Millington Synge's "The
Playboy of the Western World"
Nov. 17-19 at Drayton Hall.
Curtain time is 8:15 p.m. each
performance, and tickets, at $2.50
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for adults and $1 for students, may
be reserved by calling 777-4288 or
purchased at the Theatre office in
Drayton Hall.
When the play opened in Dublin,
Ireland in 190, it created such
controversy that riots broke out at
each performance, and similar
events occurred at its American
debut.
STASH YOUR TRASH.
ECO's has set up two recycling
bins on the first floor of Russell
House.
The large white bins are for
newspapers, magazines and other
paper, which will be recycled
weekly by the environmental
organization.
If this program is effective and
enough students make use of the
bins, separate containers for glass
and metal will be placed in Russell
House. Scott Hotzclaw, president
of ECO 70's encourages students to
:recycle their waste paper and help
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PUPPET THEATRE
The Artist Series Committee of
the University Union is sponsoring
the Heiken Puppet Theater. The
performance is on Nov. 16 in the
Campus Room of Capstone at 8
p.m.
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Instead of a football halftime
production this weekend, the USC
Bands will sponsor p special lec
ture and discussion program on
band music Saturday, Nov. 13
featuring Harold Bachman as
special guest.
Bachman, one of the nation's
best known band organizers and
conductors, will give a talk on
"The Role of Band Music in
American Culture" Saturday at 10
a.m. at the USC Band Hall, 511 S.
Main St.
The day's program begins at 9
a.m. with a coffee hour to be
followed by a performance by the
"Silver Spurs," one of the USC
Bands' jazz ensembles.
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