THURSDAY. MAY 5
Artists
To Feat
Anton Kuerti,
Leventritt Award
University Sympho
in Schwab Auditori
Kuerti will ap
semester of the Um
tilt Series
Ticket distribution
cert will begin 1 p
the Hetzel limon des
dent tickets will go
more ow
Since winning the
Award in 1957 (only
pianists have been s ,
since 1950—the oth!
John Browning and
burn), Kuerti has r
impressive string of I
He has appeared wi
phonies of six major
performed under su
tors as Hilsberg. Krips.
Paray, Schippeis and
Ktieiti's first major
peaiance was with
Pops Orchestra under Arthur
Fiedler at the age orll. Vienna
born, he came to the United
States at the age of four and
studied on scholarships at the
Longy School, Peabody Conserv
a tozy, the Cleveland Institute of
Musie and the Curtis Institute.
Prior to winning the Leven
trill Award, ICuerti was also
winner of a £ll'bright Award
Tattered Lion
Warms Bench
Ever see a spiritless, moth-eaten
lion warming the bench at a foot
ball game? Who will save the.
Lion from embarrassment and
fill him with new spirit?
Thee are the problems facing
the Sophomore Class Advisory
Board which is currently spon
soring a drive to buy a new lion
suit. The Board has set its goal
at $l3OO, but to date, only $750
has been collected.
Since the new lion suit has to
replace the old, tattered one in
time for the 1960 football season,
the $l3OO must be collected be
fore the end of the semester. The
board hopes that all campus or
ganizations which plan to con
tribute to the fund, will send their
donation as soon as possible.
If the Lion is to retain his pail
in campus activities, action must
be taken to back the lion suit
fund.
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;,: Vocalist Kay Golden
REC HALL
Series Program
re Noted Pianist
he 26-year old pianist who won the
hree years ago, will appear with the
y Orchestra at 8:30 p.m. next Tuesday
m.
ear as the last presentation for this
ersity Ar-
and the Philadelphia Orchestra
Youth Prize. In addition to his
United States appearances, he
has performed extensively in
Canada, in South America and
at the Festival of Two Worlds
in Spoleto, Italy.
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Kuerti, described variously as
"one of the very finest young
pianists now concertizing," and
a "mator musical talent," will
play Beethoven's Fourth Piano
Concerto with the University
Symphony, under the directoin
of Theodoie Karhan, associate
professor of music
The program will also include
two solo numbers by Kuerti
and two numbers by the or-
Ichestra.
he Boston
Modern Dance Concert
The Modern Dance Club will
hold its annual Dance Concert at
8 tonight and Saturday in White
Hall.
Free tickets are available at
the main office of White Hall.
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sibilities of his position. This in
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After having attained enough
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Gamma Sig Will Meet
Gamma Sigma Sigma, national
women's service sorority, will
meet at 6:30 tonight in McElwain
lounge.
Plans for the coming regional
convention to be held at the Uni
versity will be discussed and all
sisters are required to attend.
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(TAKE OFF ON THIS QUIZ AND SEE WHERE YOU LAND')
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in an infraction of a rule, would
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your sincere personality? (B)
develop a strong argument
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IF YOU ACTUALLY found a
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A Thinking Man's Choice--Viceroy Filters
... HAS A SMOKING MAN'S TASTE!
Graduate Student and Faculty
SPRING DANCE
Friday, May 6, 1960
8:30 - 12 P.M.
HUB Ballroom
Music by THE CAMPUSEERS
Refreshments will be served
Sponsored by the GRADUATE STUDENT ASSOCIATION
and women who think for themselves
usually smoke Viceroy. They know the
Viceroy filter is scientifically designed to
smooth the smoke the way a filter should.
A thinking man's choice . . . has a smok
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If you checked (8) on three out of four of
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