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SUA announces Carnival entries
Living groups that will participate in the Student Union Activities Carnival "That Was the West That Was" October 15 in the Kansas Union have been announced by Mike Kirk, Kansas City, Mo., sophomore and publicity chairman.
Those to present skis are: Phi Kappa Theta, Sigma Chi, Phi Kappa Psi, Phi Delta Theta, Alpha Omicron Pi, Delta Chi, Phi Kappa Sigma, Watkins Chi, Beta Phi, Sellards, Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Gamma Pi Beta.
Those to sponsor booths are:
Delta Tau Delta, Delta Gamma,
Lambda Chi Alpha, Douthart, Chi
Omega, Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha
Gamma Delta, Kappa Kappa
Gamma, Lewis, Acacia, McCollum,
Naismith, Delta Delta Delta,
Pi Kappa Alpha, Kappa Alpha
Theta, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Hashinger,
Sigma Nu, Triangle,
Templin, Rugby Club, Sigma
Kappa and Alpha Chi Omega.
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Skiat participants were determined by lottery. Booth space, however, was available to all interested living groups.
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be released following a meeting of the skit and booths committee Thursday. Ann Hamilton, Shawnee Mission junior, is chairman of the committee.
That once-a-semester campus happening, the English proficiency examination, will be given Thursday, Oct. 6, at 7:30 p.m.
English pro set for October 6
All eligible students who have not previously registered for the exam, may sign up at window two in the Registrar's office through Sept. 30.
KU's choral program enlarged this fall to accommodate the increased number of trained voices in the student body and to provide a sharper definition by ability and experience.
James S. Ralston, choral director replacing Clayton Krehbiel, said the University Chorus continues as an open class without tryouts. Up to 500 singers can be accommodated in two sections which will combine to perform Mozart's "Grand Mass in C Minor" in January with the University Symphony Orchestra.
THERE ARE four choral groups in which membership is earned by tryouts:
Choral plan expanded to utilize voices
- The Chamber Choir, which draws its members from the junior, senior, and graduate levels.
prised primarily of juniors and seniors.
The Concert Choir, com-
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- The Concert Chorale, a qualified group of sohomores.
9:00 till Midnight
The University Singers, a group of freshmen showing better than average ability.
Ralston said he hopes the more closely defined experience levels should enable each choir to increase significantly the amount of choral literature in its repertoire.
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