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I Bach. Accompanists will be E
Hottest Campus Issue— Vespers to Include Hymns
,Wilson, organ. Frank Baird,
( Wilson,
and Susan Suhr, flu
(Co-itir urci from pogo Iwo) ' endorsement by that body. A program of sacred music will v. a: : s Be of Thy Loving Kindness')
iii.leieq..i.dt. ii /IT tit. f . OttlCf ," to COrri
i tt, with only four dissen- be presented for the 1. espei s scry- l by Sampson. For the prelude and post)ißuth Cwan wMill
si play m
orgar
zn national r ,, fac r:; f p:' Pwe d tars, ~ oti dto postpone discussion
Nt lit 9 'ht . h,- ' ROTC ' 6 ' i' 's ,i , ia c.i i it..un on the matter unul ice at 4:30 p.m. today in the Helenßrown
Charlotte will sing Solo lectio S o from "uca Di
mall "pto, . Eakin Eisenhower Chapel. ,Cantata No 53 "Schlage Doch" 1W by Kreckel.
-, ,c , -- - .-A rs have had a chance to
Initial reaction to the ProPc s ai . 0 t.tsg4te and deliberate.A vocal ensemble will sing
came in en editorial :n The " Crux Fidelis" by King John of
Daily Collegian. The editorial The' matter v.. 11 be taken up Portugal, "Sicut Serous" by Pa
bed th e main issue to be not a team a t Cabinet's Dec ''My
5 meeting. lestrina and Song Shall Al
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stew program, but "whether stu- ____ —
dents should be required to take
ROTC and CD in any form."
The editorial further maintained
that students 1-hould riot be re
quired to take such a program, but
that the University should offer
the program on a voluntary ba:-Is.
It said an elective ROTC would
riot decrease significantly the
number of graduating officers and
called for the services to do a bet
ter selling job to interest students
The Liberal Arts Student Coun
cil took up the cudgel on Tues
day when its members called for
_rejection of the Senate commit
report, elimination of com
pulsory ROTC and inclusion of
a I-semester civil defense course
in men's and v:omcn's required
physical education programs.
Robert Nurock, LA Counci!
president, on Thursday took the
recommendations to Cabinet for
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