THURSDAY: JANUARY 11. 1962
Ticket Distribution
Continues for Series
• More than half the student ticketstre still available for
the University Artists' Series Presentation of Janos Starker,
cellist,: and Janes Avery, pianist, at IVO p.m. tomorrow in
Schwab..'
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Student:tickets, free '
upon presentl
fr
t on of a matriculation
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card, l and general admission tick-i • PI
ets at) $1.25 each will be available.
from 9 a.ml to 12 noon and 1 to 5 v
p.m. today and tomorrow 'at the. .
• `®DAY
Hetzel Union desk. - .
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Hungarian-born Starker, who
has been playing the cello since'
he was seven, has been compared
in skill with the •noted cellist
Pablo, Casals. He has occupied the
first Fello chair in the Budapest
Opera' andiTh ilh onic• Orches-1
tra as well as several Anierican:
orchestras.
STARKER HAS devOted much
time 'to private teaching and act-:
ing as. a travelling string consult-,
ant .for many American commu
riity orchestras because he be
lieves that the cello is many ,
decades behind the violin in play
ing standards. At present he is on
the faculty of Indiana - University.
• In an article in the June. 1961.
issue of "HiFi Sterio Review,"l
Starker explaini that the cello has'
been traditionally used for filling
in harmonies while the elegant
melodic lines are played by the
higher instruments.
As a result, the article said, the
cellist has a great deal of time to
squander on what he mainly
watching the stage. Eventually - .
the opera cellist gets 'to know all
the, signers and ballet danders by
their' legs, he wrote, and when thel
conductor does not noltice his lack
of:attention to the music, his esti
mation of the. conductor .is
lowered.
Because of the traditional re
luctance to use the ;cello in im
portant, parts. Starker said 'in his
article that there is a small de
mand and small appreciation for
cellists.
"IN SOME INSTANCES, a beau
tiful girl who ha• a wealthy father
falls in love with the' creature be
hind the big fiddle, arid that solves
the biiring problem of scratching
out an existence. Btu there just
aren't enough beautiful girls with
wealthy fathers to go around."
the article said.
'As a result, most cell;sts are
relatively unknown orchestra mu
sicians, he said. -
Welding Contest
. A top prize of $1,500 will be' Other Meetings
awarded to the student who sub-,Chess Team, 8:11 p m., 212 HUB
mite, the best welded machine or . Liberal Arts faculty,3:ss p.m., 121
structure in a contest sponsored Sparks
'by the James F. Lincoln Arc
Welding Foundation. .Marketing Club. 2-4 p.m., 217 HUB
The contest. which is open to P.S. Bible Fellowship, 12:15-1:45
any, engineering or architecturel z p.m.. 212 HUB
undergraduate, offers 46 cash P.S. Outing Club, ski division, 7
awards totaling 510.000. ' 1 p.m., 112 Buckhout
1 The awards are offered in tivoi Sigma Delta Epsilon. 6:30 ,p.m.,
divisions, machinery and. striic-' 212 HUB
tura design. !-1 • -
University Christian A..ssociation,
' The - deadline for entries 'is June. 3:45 p.m..' 218 HUB
25. :Undergraduate students mayl•
secure applications and additional WRA basketball club, 4-6 p.m.,,
information at the office of the White Hall gym
.Dean of :the College Of Engineer- WRA officials .club. 3:30 p.m.,,
ing; 101 Hammond. ' White Hall game room •
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111 So PIO AD 8-6184
THE CLAUSE - gave the USG
Supreme Court the authority to
declare unconstitutional any action
taken by a student organization
which is in viblation.of the USG
constitution.
[
After a shoit discussion, it was
decided by the group that the,
clause in question was repetitiotts
`iand could be deleted without any
(harm to the document because of,
!the wording of the previous sen
jence in the Constitution.
This sentence states that "it - is
Italian Film further the intent of this con
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"Nights of Caberia," an Italianers 'stitution to constitute these of-'
motion picture. will be presented ha .
having Congress and Court as
final authority on all mat- 1
by the Internationl Film Program ter; of an All-University nature."
at 3. 7 and 9 p.m. in the HUB,- THE REVISED constitution will
Assembly. Room. The film is di- ; be, presented at the next meeting
rected by Federico Fellini who,
_is,of the Sedate Committee on Stu
fathous for his direction of "";dent Affairs and will be ready for
Dolce Vita" and "La Strada."- student ratification in the coming
student goi.rernment elections (Jan.
23-25). SGA President Dennis
Foianini said last night.
ON CAMPUS
- Organizations
The aims of Liberal party as Walton Resigns Ag Post
drawn up by the party's executive
::ommittee' will be brought up for' Dr, Harold V. Walton. profes
s vote of the membership of the sor n
party at 7 p.m. in 214 Boucke, resigned from the University to
Whiton Paine, party chairmarO ; ccept a position of simillar rank
said; at the University of Missouri He
The meeting will be open to all began his duties in Missouri this
month.
students on campus.
Dennis Foianini, student body
aresident; will speak at the meet
ing.; Paine said..
Engineering and Architecture .
Student Council, meetir.g at 7 p.m.'
n 215 Hammond, will diseugs a
proposed mixer to be held Jan. 24
for students and faculty members.,
The Career Day Exposition. spon-,
riored by ICU, will also be re-I
viewed. ' •
La Critique will hold a general
orwizational meeting for new
members at 7:30 p.m. in 217, HUB.
Promotions will also be announced
at this meeting.
Lectures, Conferences
Dr. Paul von It. Schleyer from
Princeton University will speak
on "Adamantane—Chemical Con
sequences of the Diamond Struc
ture" at the Chemistry Collo
quium at 12:40 p.m. in 302 Whit
more.
•Nature
Intervirtwe at a Litter Dat*
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA
•Photograpfir
•Ri4trig
•Trnnfk
•Trip*
•Weitpr Skiing
SGA Deletes
Court Clause
Members of 'the intehm SGA
Assembly met Tuesday night and
decided to delete a clause dealing
with the Supreme Court's powers
in the proposed Undergraduate
Student Government (L'SG) con
stitution.
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New College Dinet
powntow'n .40weerr.the
Rich Negroes: a new
force in American fife
America has about 25 Negro mil.
lionaires. And hundreds more are
in the $50,000-and-up bracket. In
this week's Saturday Evening Post,
yocAt meet these new Negro lead
ers. Leatn how they made their
fortunes. And how they're fighting
discrimination in highest society.
Th• Sesasnier Evening
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Winter SALE
TODAY
'Our SOuthwick and our Atherton suits, topcoats,
spOrt coats . and slacks are attracti v ely priced to
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dear bur stock.
Sale
75.95
67.95
59.95
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Spoit Coals
Sale
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40.95
39.50
35.95
Sale
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