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KU Foreign Students to Visit Osawatomie This Weekend
Osawatonie will be host to "Operation Friendship" and approximately 40 foreign students from the University Friday and Saturday, William R. Butler, assistant dean of men, said today.
The foreign students will travel by bus, and will reach Osawatomie about 2:30 p.m. Friday. After a brief welcome in the city auditorium by Mayor Gene Teter and William Alexander, president of the chamber of commerce, the group will be taken on a tour of Missouri City Port of Industry include the Missouri Pacific diesel shops, the light and water plant, and the John Brown memorial park.
From about 5:30 Saturday afternoon until after Sunday dinner each student will be with a host and hostess for meals, overnight lodging and attendance at church, Butler said. They will have the chance to mingle in the Saturday night downtown crowd, he said.
A tour of the Osawatomie State hospital is scheduled for Sunday afternoon before the return to Lawrence.
"The folks in Osawatomie have certainly gone out of their way in preparing for this event in which
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we want these visitors from abroad to get a good look at life in a typical small city," Butler added.
Each year the University organizes several field trips for its foreign students to orient them on various phases of American life in both large and small communities.
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A contra-bassoon has been added to the University orchestra this year. Austin Ledwith, music theory and band instructor, said, "The ownership of the bassoon puts KU in 'the big time' orchestrally." It is very unusual for a non-professional group to own an instrument of this type, he said.
Orchestra Obtains Unusual Bassoon
The model KU has is the largest one made and has the lowest pitch of any instrument in the orchestra.
The military honor society will use equipment borrowed from Fort Leavenworth in the mock battle, which will follow the Armed Forces day review. The combatants will include men from all three ROTC units.
An infantry battle, complete with rifles and machine guns, will be staged on the north side of tampanile hill next Thursday by members of Scabbard and Blade.
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