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Forget about school for a couple of days. There's arT
education to be had by visiting Nebraska Wesleyan's Nebraska
Arts Festival, which will continue through Sunday.
The Festival will feature discussions of opera, poetry,
drama and country and ethnic music. And it's all free.
Wednesday's schedule includes a discussion of "Opera in
Nebraska" with Robert Beaded, UNL professor of music
theory and composition. Also sitting on the panel will be Dean
Tschetter and William Wallace. It will be held in the recital hall
of the Wesleyan Fine Arts Center at 1 : 30 p.m.
At 5 p.m. Clark Metcalf will present a program of classical
guitar music on the Campus Center patio.
And 8 p.m. will see the "Gottschalk Extravaganza." The
concert will feature two works for six pianos and 12 pianists.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights at 8, and Sunday
afternoon at 2, the Reader's Theatre will present "A Brick and
the Rose" in the Lucas Loft Theatre.
Thursday at 10 a.m. John Neihardt will hold a reading of
his works followed by a discussion. A display of Neihardt's
works will be available all week on the second floor of the
library.
At 2:30 pjn. William Kloefkorn and Ted Kooser, Lincoln
poets, will read from their works and conduct a discussion of
contemporary poetry.
At 7 p.m. the Campus Center Coffee House will be the
scene for Wesleyan students to read their original poetry.
Friday is the day for music. Workshops in several areas will
be held on the lawn between the Campus Center and the old
library.
A bluegrass workshop will feature Steve Hanson, Terry
Sen mitt and Dave Goss. Fiddlers Laurier Birginal and Harry
Hanson will also hold a workshop, as will flatpickers John
Walker and Pete Blakeslee.
From 4 until 8 p.m. a country music concert will feature all
the individuals mentioned above plus the Keniston Family,
Bob Anderson, George Russell, Mike O'Neil and Charlie
Burton and the Star Spangled Wranglers.
The Arts Festival will come to an end with an 8 p.m.
Sunday violin recital in O'Donnel Auditorium, featuring
Morris Collier.
Correction . . .
The new face of PACE-the UNL Program for Active
Comitment of Education was slightly scarred in Monday's
Daily Nebraskan.
The Daily Nebraskan incorrectly reported students had to
check "yes" on last year's tuition statements if they did not
want to participate in the student-funded low-income
scholarship program.
Students, in fact, had to check "no" and deduct $3.50
from their tuition charge in order not to participate.
This year students must check "yes" if they want to
contribute to the PACE program.
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