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Two Musical Recitals
Planned This Sunday

Two Grinnell sophomores will
present a student recital Sunday
at 3 pm. in Roberts Theatre.

Jamie Fuller, soprano, and Ann
Thompson, pianist, will present
tour groups at selections.

Among Miss Fuller's numbers
will be two arias lrom Mozart’s
“The Marriage of Figaro,” four
Schubert songs, and “Vissi de
’arte” erm Puccini’s “Tosca.”

Miss Thompson will play Bach’s

Scheatfer Gallery
Features Faculty

Now on exhibit in Scheatter Gal—
lery are 21 paintings and sculp-
tures by Richard Cervene (art)
and Louis Zirkle (art).

Cervene is showing 12 oils on un-
sized canvas he painted while on
sabbatical leave in Mexico last
year.

Zirkle is exhibiting nine sculpe
tures —— eight in bronze and one
in copper. He has completed all
within the last two years.

All 21 pieces are being shown lor
the tirst time. The exhibit will
continue through April 28.

 

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SUMMER SCHOOL IN:

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Stay in Europe
Lengthened by NSA

A new departure date for the
NSA night to Europe was ans
nounced by George Wittgrat, NSA
coordinator. The plane will now
leave on June 8, extending the
tour to days.

The date of return is still August
16 and the price of a round-trip tic-
ket is $325. Wittgraft is accepting

 

reservations.

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Graham Receives One-Year Appointment

To Brookhaven laboratory, Long Island

Benjamin Graham, Jr, (biology)
has received a one-year appoint-
ment as a visiting biologist at
Brookhaven National Laboratory,
Upton, Long island, New York.

Graham, who will be on sabbati-
cal leave from Grit-mall, will do
research work with the Environ-
mental Biology Group at Brook-

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haven starting about September 1.

His research will concern the
harmful and beneficial effects of
radiation on the growth and de-
velopment of trees, and will relate
to continuing work at the Brook-
haven “Gamma Forest,” which is
designed to show the importance
of ionizing radiation as an en~
vironmental factor.

Washington Semester

Grinnell students are eligible
to spend the first semester or
their junior year participating
in a Washington Semester pro-
gram at American University
in Washington, D. c.

The program involves regu-
lar classes at the university a!
well as a research project in
some phase of government and
politics, chosen by the students.
Students also partioipate in a
special seminar which enables
them to discuss issues with
key government officials.

Current sophomores interest-
ed in the program for next fall
shouId see James Magee (pm
lltical science) before April 16.

 

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