WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 9. 1963 Starker and Janos Starker, cellist, and Gyorgy Sebok, pianist, will pre sent a- sonata recital at 8:30 p.m. Saturday in Schwab as the first presentation of the term of the University Artists Series. • Student ticket distribution will begin at 1:30 p.m. today and con tinue until 5 p.m. at the Hetzel Union desk. Tickets may also be obtained from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. tomorrow and Friday. GENERAL ADMISSION tickets for non-students will go on sale beginning tomorrow for $1.50 each. With the term's first concert, the Artists Series Committee will begin a new ticket collection policy. Students will have to pre sent matriculation cards as well as series tickets for admission. The policy .was adopted at the end of last term as a result- of the discovery that non-students were using student tickets for admission, Nina Brown, • adminis trative assistant for the series, said yesterday. The action had been specifically recommended to the committee by the Undergraduate Student Government Congress, wh i c - h adopted- a resolution urging the new policy last tern. The two musicians will play Johann Sebastian Bach's Sonata No. 2 in ID major, Sonata in C Major, Opus 119 by Sergey Pro- New College Diner_ DoWntown Eietween the Movies kCOLLEC t ~; • ito s ... sotxxiseo Guys and dolls will meet at Grossinger's to enjoy their college inieimiesion holiday. Special college rates include three lavish meals gdaily, swimming, ice skating, ski- in g, tobogganing, dancing, fun with Lou "Simon Sez" Gold stein, and Broadway shows. For nigh! owl a, there'll be midnight fireside get-togethers. •SPECIAL COLLEGE RATES Sun., Jan. 27, to Fri., Feb. 1 Arrive any day. Leave any day. $l4 per person, per dap Make your reservation today! rossinger's N w .,..N /kJ Emety#* THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, UNIVERSITY PARK, PENNSYLVANIA Sebok To Open Series kofiev and Sonata In - D major, Opus 58 by Felix Mendelssohn— THEY WILL also play seven variations on "Bei Maennern„ welche Liebe - fuehlen" from Mo zart's "The Magic Flute." This music was arranged by Ludwig van Beethoven. Sebok is a- Hungarian who is on tour in North America for the first time. He has been a profes sor at the Conservatory of Buda pest since 1947 and in 1951 won the first' prize of the International Berlin Competition and the Liszt Prize given by the Hungarian State. Both prizes were for his musical ability. Also a native Hungarian, Stark er became internationally known New Mail Regulat To Aid Quicker Delivery Service The revised regulations for in coming student mail which stu 'dents received in their registra tion envelopes have been put into effect to get mail to students as quickly as possible, Wilbur F. Diehl, supervisor of mail and telephone service, said yesterday. Diehl said many letters 'are being incorrectly addressed to students in care of the Pennsyl vania State University when they are living off-campus. The letters should be addressed to State Col lege. By dropping the name , of , Moiling i entering di3 rued lo Sororilie3 /or your arrangententi, CP/ICPI' p[PCPJI 3re.lh, cut /lowers le:fired to enhance your Mite with At y fe and exctuJivene4.4 AlmoSphere /or your most 117 East Beavei• Avenue We make a specialty here of helping you buy pearls for friends and loved ones. Pearls are always popular —especially since they come in a remarkably wide price range depending on size, shape and luster. Come in and see our exciting selection of beautiful cultured pearls in string or ring, clip or pin, earring or brooch. MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY for his European concerts in 1946. In 1948 he came to the United States to live and work, and was described by Time magazine as the "cloudborne cellist." HE HAS OCCUPIED the first cello chair of several leading or chestras and in 1957 appeared at the Hollywood Bowl: Reviewing this performance, the Los Ange les Herald and Express called him "one of the few ranking cellists of the day." Paul Henry Lang of the New York Herald Tribune lauded Starker after a 1960 performance calling him a "superlative cellist, equipped with an abundance of technique and a magnificent tone. An artistic event of the first mag nitude." ons Put Into Effect the University from all student addresses, it is hoped this mistake will be eliminated, Diehl said. He said that in a typical five day week, there are 21,000 pieces of student and faculty mail of all types, except parcel post that are either insufficiently or incorrectly addressed. This mail has to be directorized and sent to the cor rect address. With the revised regulations, Diehl said,,the post office will be able to give better service in getting the mail to the students. , IP *l l2 , ' 0, ( le -- li important occasion CRAB State college,. Pa. AD 8-0566 IFIES BEGINNING NEXT WEEK SEMINARS IN RELIGION PROPHETIC FAITH Mondays at 6:30 P.M.. Waring Hall, Room 127 Instructor: Mrs. Lee Vanßremen SURVEY OF BASIC CHRISTIAN ETHICS Tuesdays at 2:20 P.M., Eisenhower Chapel, Small Lou Instructor: Mr. Arthur Seyda THE UNFOLDING DRAMA OF THE BIBLE - Tuesdays at 4:00 P.M., Atherton Hall, Coordinator's Office Instructor: Miss Genevieve Dills THE RELIGIOUS 'ISMS' Tuesdays at 4:00 P.M., Runkle Hall, Room 15 Instructor: Dr. Darwin Gearhart CONTEMPORARY THEOLOGICAL TRENDS Tuesdays ai 4:00 P.M., Pollock 1, Room 123 Instructor: Mrs. Carol Kuhre THE CHURCHES -OF CHRISTENDOM Tuesdays ai 4:30 P.M., East Halls; Room 136 Instructor: Fr. Richard Marlin FIVE MODERN RELIGIOUS PLAYS Wednesdays at 7:00 P.M., Eisenhower Chapel, Instructor: Mr. Robert Boyer BASIC CHRISTIAN DOCTRINES Wednesdays at 7:00 P.M., Eisenhower Chapel, Lounge Instructor: Fr. Richard Martin ETHICS IN COURTSHIP, MARRIAGE & FAMIL Thursdays at 4:00 P.M., Eisenhower Chapel, Room 2 InstrUctor: Mr. Donald Mcllvride IN QUEST OF THE GOD WHO ACTS Thursdays at 4:30 P.M., Redifer Hall, Religious Aff Office Instructor: Mr. Walt Roberts THE WOMAN IN TIME OF SOCIAL CHANGE Thursdays at 6:15 P.M., Atherton Hall, Coordinat Office Instructor: Miss Genevieve Dills NO REGISTRATION - - - ATTEND FIRST SESSION VISIT the University Christian Associatio Seminar Exhibit at the HUB Desk TOM 1 ROW and FRIDAY Syllabuses, Brochu and Books On Display. U.C.A.'s PAGE Room
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