VILLA. SLATES CONCERTS
St. John's University Men's Chorus
from Collegeville, Minnesota appears
Wednesday, February 16 at Villa
Maria College, 2551 West Lake Road,
at. 8:30 P.M. This international
award-winning men's chorus is directed
by Gerhard Track, one-tine director
of the famous Vienna Boy's Choir.
The late Presdident John F. Kennedy
once congretroated the chorus and
invited them to sing on the White
House lawn.
riven Faller, a Scottish baritone,
appears Sunday, February 27 at the
Villa gymnasium. Mr. 'sailer is
especially famous for his Scottish
songs, and adds a touch of authen—
ticity by wearing Scottish evening •
clothes. Student tickets are $l.OO.
All students who wich to submit
manuscripts for publication in the
annual Behrend Campus literary
azine, Icarus, should know that the
deadline - for contributions has been set
at April 1. Students may submit either
prose or poetry. Prizes will be
given for the best contributions.
SGA SPONSORS Jff.
SGA will be sponsoring a FUND . —
RAISING (TAMMY on March 4 to raise
money for the new dormitory, library,
and student union. All pledges are
welcome.
Gae Baker has reported to SGA on the
subject of YEARBOOKS which SGA will
sell in the cafeteria and the 0.8.
-1 - 3 - I.7lding during the next two weeks.
BILL BARNEY spoke to SGA about .the
Nittapy Cub's need for a typewriter. .
This paper Obvicrilsly endorses the idPa.
Frank Pa] imene will rep , rt on di:f—
ferent styles and prices.
IC ARU S
REMEMBZR JANUARY 31, ROOM :MI AT 7:30--SAE YOU THERE!
The condition of CULBERTSON LOUNGE
was discussed, and an open letter to
the student body concerning the lounge
will be posted.
.CIRCLE Kts budget for the Winter
Carnival Dance was accepted; KEYSTONE
HONOR SOCIETYts constitution was
approved. •
TOM O'CONNOR and JEFF DISEND will
attend the winter OSGA conference at
McKeesport Campus on February 18 and
19.
Those patronizing the Gypsy Rover
this weak will find that there is a
special treat in store for then in the
form of a young Welshman named Paul
Philips.
Having played clubs in New York,
Washington, E,Co, and the Nest Coast,
Paul is at the Rover for the second
tine this season, entertaining the
college set
An accomplished musician, he started
singing professionally while still
a student at the London School of
Sconamics. Though he sings those of
other writers too, Paul uses many of his
own compositions which he writes for
Glen Yarborough and Preacher Publica—
tions. He is partial to comedy and
blues and says, "Sailors write sea
songs, ibrkers write work songs. .
testorS:2write protest songs. I
write lova songs." He likes writing
songs about places he's been and
people he's net. Faults first albumn
was "Folk Songs of the British Isles."
He has cut another albumn and a single,
which are about to be released.
This is Paulrs third visit to the U.S
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He likes it here because the folk and
rock styles mix more here than in
Great Britian.
Be .sure to see Paul Phillips at the
Gypsy Rover Coffee House, 18 East 11th
Streot this week. He will b pulAing
on three sh(AID nightly.
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