KU concert attractions announced
Seven attractions for the University of Kansas Concert Course and four for the 23rd season of the Chamber Music Series for 1969-70 were announced last week by Dean Thomas Gorton of the School of Fine Arts.
The 114-piece Prague Symphony orchestra, led by Vaclav Smetaceck, will open the Concert Course Oct. 17. The Budaya Troupe, 15 dancers, actors, and musicians from Indonesia, will appear Nov. 5. This "extra" is being co-sponsored by the East Asian Area Studies.
Other major events include:
Maria Alba Spanish Dance Company, Nov. 23; John Alexander, tenor, Feb. 10; San Antonio Symphony, directed by Victor Alessandro, Feb. 19; William Massosel, pianist, Mar. 17; and Ballet West, directed by William F. Christensen, Apr. 15.
The Chamber Music Series: Parrenin Quartet, Nov. 11; Natasha Gutman, cellist from the Soviet Union, Dec. 5; Bartok Quartet, Jan. 11; and Prokofiev Quartet, Mar. 16. The latter, making its first American tour, has won the International Music Festival in Moscow and the Haydn Chamber Music competition in Budapest.
SOMETHING NEW
HOUSTON (UPI)—A notice sent to members of the Nottingham Forest Social Club announced the club picnic would feature a "sin-along" and "awards will be given for all events."
6 KANSAN Sept. 11 1969
KU extension courses offered for graduates
Eight graduate courses and one at the undergraduate level will be offered this fall by the University of Kansas, Kansas City Extension Center.
University Extension is organizing the courses with the help of the KU School of Education and the Graduate School under sponsorship of Statewide Academic Extension.
Classes are limited and textbooks are available at the first class meeting. The location of classes will be announced later.
Additional information can be obtained at the Kansas City Extension Center, 2030 West 39th, and phone (913) 262-1555.
Public Relations in School Administration, 2 hours graduate credit. 6:30-9:30 p.m., 10 Wednesdays, starting Sept. 17. Dr Harold Reiger, instructor.
The courses are:
Educational Conference in the Psychology of Exceptional Children, 3月
school of Exceptional Children, 6-9 p.m. 16.
Tuesdays, starting Start 16. Dr. Wallace Verburg, instructor.
Social Studies in the Elementary School, 2 hours graduate credit. 6:30-9 p.m., 10 Wednesdays, starting Sept. 17. Ir. Dr. Donald inbaby instructor.
Reading in the Elementary School,
2 hours graduate credit. 6:30-9:30
on Tuesday meetings, starting
Sept. 16. Dr. Don Richardson, instructor.
Administration and Supervision of Student Teaching, 2 hours graduate credit. 7-9 p.m., 14 Mondays, starting Sept. 15. Dr. I. N. Bowman, instructor.
Juvenile Delinquency, 3 hours graduate credit, 6.45-9 p.m., 18 Tuesdays, starting Sept. 16. Dr. Marston McCluggage, instructor.
Modern English Grammar, 3 hours graduate credit, 6:10-9:30 p.m., 15 Thursdays, starting Sept. 18. Dr. George F. Wedge, instructor.
Drugs and Behavior, 3 hours graduate credit, 6:30-9 p.m., 16 Thursdays, starting Sept. 18. Dr. Damon Mountford, instructor.
Reg. $9.95
Issues in Birth and Population Control, 2 hours undergraduate credit, 7-9 p.m., 13 Thursdays, starting Sept. 18. Dr. Bruce Klepinger, instructor.
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