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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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ymposium Shifts student Labor Panel Discussion Date
Symposium, open forum group consored by the Student Union activities Board, has postponed the student labor panel discussion heduled for last Friday until next day.
A panel composed of three students representing opposing views will discuss "Should Student Labor "ganize?" in the Pine room of the emorial Union building.
After a brief discussion by the nel, the meeting will be thrown en to questions and arguments om the audience.
Last year Prof. Raymond Wheeler
d Prof. Hilden Gibson appeared
the Symposium discussions. This
ar students, faculty members,
d guest speakers will also be on
a program.
Concert Program To Feature Dvorak
Dvorak week will be observed today by an all-Dvorak program presented in the Memorial Union music room from 3 to 4:30 o'clock. This scheduled concert is the fourth Sunday concert presented this year.
On alternate Sundays a complete opera will be played, and on the other Sundays music appreciation hours will be held with faculty members in charge. Occasionally a special commemorative program will be presented. Each Friday night, symphonies are featured.
Today's all-Dvokar program will be "Guarded by Shepherds." "I Will Sing New Songs," "Symphony No. 5 in E Minor, New World." "Quartet in F Major."
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By the KANSAS INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
Look What the Draft Just Blew In!
nnel and Hardy, those perennial comedians, team up with Sheila Ryan "Great Guns," a screwy comedy of life in the army! Today at the Cada for 3 days. Co-feature, "Sing Another Chorus," starring Jane razee, Johnny Downs and Misha Auer.
The Student Christian Federation, a student group whose members represent every religious denomination on the Hill, will meet at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday at Myers hall, Dave Watermulder - president, announced yesterday.
Christian Group Plans Religious Week
Purpose of the meeting, Watermulder said, was to plan for activities of Religious Emphasis week, to be held on the campus the first week in December. The group intends to bring well-known religious leaders to the campus for the occasion.
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