Friday, Jan. 22, 1965
University Daily Kansan
River City to Travel
Page 3
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Bob Hope can recuperate from his world-famous USO tours in August and September while 18 KU drama students entertain on the USO circuit.
River City, Iowa, with its 76 trombones and 110 coronets, will be transported from the heart of the Corn Belt to subarctic countries
Accompanied by William R. Reardon, professor of speech and drama, the students will perform "The Music Man" in Greenland, Iceland, Labrador and Newfoundland, Lewin Goff, theater director, said yesterday.
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THE THEATER department also will join with the Department of State in sponsoring a six week tour of Yugoslavia, Romania, Poland and possibly Czechoslovakia, Prof. Goff said. Six students will leave Lawrence in mid-April with Gordon Beck, instructor in speech and drama.The tour is part of the cultural exchange program sponsored by the State Department.
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In return for the European tour, KU will host six student actors from Belgrade, Yugoslavia, from Feb. 26 to the end of March, Prof. Goff said.
Two actors from the Yugoslav Drama Theater are now at KU. Madja and Branka Veselinovic are here to play in "Mother Courage," opening Feb. 10 in the University Theatre. The acting duo is also conducting lectures on international theater.
Prof. Goff met Mr. and Mrs. Veselinovic in Belgrade two years ago.
"They hosted me royally, and were very kind to the student troupe which toured Europe last year," Prof. Goff said. "I decided to invite them to KU."
The arrangements for their visit were made through the State Department, Prof. Goff said. They were able to come here on grants from the University and the State Department.
Mr. and Mrs. Veselinovic will return to Belgrade in time to host the KU troupe again this year, Prof. Goff said.
March 17 Set As Bid Date
J. J. Wilson, director of dormitories, said Thursday the administration hopes to be able to distribute the plans for the 680-space structure to contractors about Feb. 15.
A tentative date of March 17 to receive bids on construction of a new university residence hall has been set.
The residence hall, to be constructed on a site on the northwest corner of 19th and Naismith, will be similar in design to Lewis and Templin Halls.
Tentative plans call for construction to begin around April 1, Wilson said. The residence hall is scheduled to be opened in September of 1966.
Legislators Go Home
TOPEKA—(UPI)—Kansas legislators wound up their second week of business and were in their home districts today.
Women Set Plans
As Finals End, Spring Rush Begins
Sorority rush falls close on the heels of examinations this year so all participants will have to recuperate from exams in a hurry.
After the final examination week, rushees and sorority members will have just two days to prepare for a week of parties and meetings at the 12 houses on the Hill.
RUSH WEEK begins on Tuesday, Feb. 2, with open houses for all rushees. Open house will continue on Feb. 3 with invitational parties on Feb. 5, 6 and 7.
the rushees will sign preference cards on Sunday, Feb. 7, and these will be matched with sorority preference lists Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 8 and 9 by the Dean of
THE SPRING rush period between semesters is primarily for freshman women who have attended KU for one semester and have a 1.0 grade average. A similar rushweek was held in the fall for upperclass women who had not previously been eligible and transfer women.
Women who have participated in rush week and do not pledge are eligible to pledge during informal or "open" rush at any time during the school year.
A unique feature of rush this year will be a Panhellenic tea to introduce those eligible for open
Wirtz Selects KC For Youth Center
KANSAS CITY, Mo.—(UPI)—Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz today designated Kansas City as one of 13 sites for Youth Opportunity Centers.
The centers, eventually to be located in 105 major metropolitan
areas, are designed to aid young people prepare for and find work.
The Missouri Division of Employment Security will operate the Kansas City center. It is scheduled to have a staff of 29, serving a youth population of 55,000.
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