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Wednesday, October 13, 1971
University Daily Kansan
Vespers to Be Given Dec. 12
The School of Fine Arts will present its 47th annual Christmas Vespers on Dec. 12. Thomas Gordon, dean of the school, said
Christmas Vespers in its traditional form was cancelled
last year for economic reasons,
Gordon said, but was rescheduled
to the next week because of
treated persons. Last year's
presentation was entirely
In the past, Gorton said, the presentation included a tableaux
done by students in the art department.
Gordon said that the setting of the date was a definite indication that the program would be run, although preliminary plans for the program would not be made.
Law Test Notifications Delayed by Computer
The Law School Admission Test will be given Saturday, but because of difficulties with computer operation, more than 100 students received notification or a ticket to the examination. Any students
who have not heard by noon today should call the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences office, 843-3661, so that J. A Burzie. pre-law information to the Educational Testing Service, Princeton, N.J.
Panhellenic Council Seeks New Officers at Meeting
An orientation meeting was held Monday evening for girls interested in seeking offices of the chairman of Panhellenic Council.
Pam Reusser, president of Panhellenic, told the candidates
what the duties were for each office and the amount of time they could expect to spend.
spenp Tuesday evening candidates were given an essay test with questions that would be relevant to the office that they
are seeking, said Miss Reusert. The final step in their elections will be an interview Thursday evenings each candidate by the Pandebilite Council. The council will vote after the last interview after the last interview
LAWRENCE ART CENTER
STILL PHOTOGRAPHY—Instructor, Gary Brown
Announces, by popular request, the opening of THREE NEW COURSES
can turn your own camera and film).
Fri. Eve. 7:30-9:30 and Sat. afternoon 1:00-4:00
STILL PHOTOGRAPHY—Instructor, Gary Brown
Interior and exterior work from the nude model, along with landscape and cityscape.
Complete darkroom facilities.
(You must furnish your own camera and film.)
CREATIVE FILM-Instructor, Robert Benedict
A technical and creative exploration of 4mm or Super 4mm film as a medium of expression.
From shooting through editing, using the nude model, landscape and cityscape.
(You must furnish your own equipment and film.)
Fri. Feb. 7: 3:00 p.m. and Sat. afternoon 1:00-4:00
ADVANCED OIL PAINTING or ACRYLICS—Instructor, Gary Brown Using the nude model, costume model, portrait model and large environmental still life with model.
Mon. Wed. mornings or Tues. Thurs. morning or evenings
classes—10:00-12:00 (Evening classes 7:00-9:30)
ENROLLING Oct.14-15-16 between the hours of 12 & 6 p.m.
Classes Begin Oct. 25th
843-6336
846 $ \frac{1}{2} $ INDIANA (Above Owens Flower Shop)
Hilltoppers
Applicants Judged on Contributions to Both the University and Its Surroundings Apply for yourself or nominate someone Apply in Jayhawker office B116 Kansas Union by Dec. 31
A $ ^{270} $ Value
No Limit
Price Good Only in Multiples of Four (4)
Offer Good Through Sunday Oct.17
for $199
HOT ROAST BEEF SANDWICHES
4
Fresh Meat Delivered Daily from Harwood's Whshe. Meats
THIS WEEK AT BURGER CHEF
9th & Iowa
HOME OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST HAMBURGER
Each year, while the World Series is in progress, we take the opportunity to mark special prices on many items throughout our store. Come in tomorrow—watch the game and take advantage of our special sale.
World Series Sale Now in progress-til the Series ends
One Group SWEATERS
Now
The world Series marks
25%
off
but it is the
best season.
Here is a value
off. Values to 20.00
One Group WASH SLACKS
Suits
SPORT
COATS
Values to $140^{00}$
A World Series
Sale Favorite
Values to
$15.00
Now
from $8.00
1/2 Price
No refunds
or exchanges
Entire stock not included
One Group
DRESS SLACKS
Buy one pair at regular price—get second for 1¢
843 Massachusetts
TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION
As Taught by MAHARISHI MAHESH YOGI
During the practice of transcendental meditation the mind experiences subtler states of the thinking process. The body spontaneously reflects this increasingly refined mental activity. Scientific investigation of this phenomenon has found that a unique physical state develops which involves a combination of physiological changes (Science, March 27, 1970, pp. 1751-54). The combined physical effects of transcendental meditation are unique in that they indicate a fourth state of consciousness which is as natural to the individual as the other three states—waking, dreaming, and deep sleep. Those practicing this technique report that this state of "restful alertness" is profoundly refreshing physically as well as mentally. This deep relaxation provides a basis for increasing energy and for liberating untapped mental potential for use in daily activity. The possibility of unfolding new intellectual resources in every man is of special practical significance for the university community.
Introductory Lecture by Charlie Donahue
Today, Wed. Oct. 13
8:00 p.m.
Big Eight Room
Kansas Union
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