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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
We'dnesday, Novemb'er 5, 1947
Three Groups
Of Art Exhibits
At Morrill Hall
By Dick Dillman.
With three groups of art ex
hibits on display at the same time
in Morrill Hall the largest of
which is the 11th annual All
Nebraska art show this reporter
was impressed with the fact that
here was a free exhibition which
students might well pay to yee,
for the entire exhibit has a wel
comed freshness and vigor.
Among the works by Nebrasaka
artists hung in Gallery "A" are
"Tradcgdy of Hamlet" by Keith
Martin, best-known exhibitor in
the show, whose style and tech
nique have turned from the con
ventional to the surrealistic. One
that catches attention immediately
as one enters the gallery is Mar
ian Hattcn's "Yard Birds," (noth
ing to do with GI's!) which places
interesting bird forms on a vivid
yellow background.
Suicide Rock.
"Suicide Rock" by art instruc
tor Murray Turnbull is exciting
both in abstract composition and
use of color. "Doris Resting," by
student John Kirsh (omitted by
mistake from catalogue) is an
outstanding piece in figure com
position. Two lively watercolors
were entered by Ted Butterfield,
manager of the Lincoln Sym
phony orchestra. In "Sandhill
Canal" (see cut) Butterfield's
Campus News
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"SANDHILL CANAL," WATERCOLOR by Ted Butterfield of
Lincoln, is one of 160 pieces exhibited in the All-Nebraska Art Ex
hibit now on display at Morrill Hall along with two other showings.
trandsparency of stroke is partic
ularly pleasing.
Done against a background of
soft colors, Ruth Jensen Millers's
pastel "Beween Classes" achieves
a facial expresion of exhaustion
known to university students
throughout the world! Exceptional
use of space and cloud effect are
seen in Alta Fieslman's "Big
Horn."
In the corridor out side the gal
leries hangs a collection of con
temporary paintings by young
French artists.
NU-MEDS
Nu-?.W.i wiU meet at 7:30 p. m.
Wednesday, Nov. 5, in Room 315
Union. Dr. Harold C. Morgan,
Lincoln obstetrician and gynecolo
gist, wil be the guest speaker.
IOTA SIGMA PI
Iota Sigma Fi meets Thursday,
Nov. 6, at 5 p. m. in Room 313,
Union.
COSMOPOLITAN CLUB
A meeting of the Cosmopolitan
club will be held on Wednesday,
Nov. 5. at 5 p. m. in Room 315
Union. Mr. Jacques Levi will
discuss Egypt.
STUDENT FOUNDATION
All those working on Directory
sales committees, be in the Stu
dent Foundation office at 7:30
tonight. If impossible to attend,
call Genene Mitchell, 2-7875.
UNI VETS
The Uni Vets organization will
meet Thursday night, 7:30, in the
Union ballroom. All members
are urged to attend.
I TIIETA SIGMA PHI
No Theta Sigma Phi meeting
Wednesday, according to Phee
Mortlock, president.
PHI CHI TIIETA
Phi Chi Theta. honorary busi
ness fraternity, will meet in
Room 313 at the Union, 5:15
Wednesday, Nov. 5.
RADIO OPERATORS
Anyone interested in radio op
erating or radio construction
mwt in room 119. Brace Labora
tory, at 5 p. m. Wednesday.
INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP
A nnnpl discussion on "What
Is a Christian?" will be presented
at the regular meeting of the
Inter-Varsity Christian Fellow
dun Thursday niirht at 7:30 In
Room 313 of the Student Union.
Phil Aandcrson. who is preparing
for medical missionary work will
be chairman of the discussion.
W. A. A BOWLING CLUB
Tho W. A. A. Bowline club will
hold its first meeting this after
noon at 5:00 in Room 101, Girls
Gym. Please be prompt.
HOMECOMING DANCE
TICKETS
Tassels anod Cobs will be sell
intr IfnmrcnminfT Dance tickets at
booths in the Union and Soc.
through Friday from 8 a. m. to o
p. m.
YWCA
The YWCA comparative re
ligion:ommission group will meet
at 3:50 p. m. in Ellen Smith Hall
Wednesday, Nov. 5, and go from
there to St. Mary's Cathedral, 14th
and K.
CORNHUSKER.
The following organizations are
asked to contact the Cornhusker
office for yearbook information:
Methodist Student House, New
man Club, Sigma Eta Chi, Inter
varsity Fellowship, Gamma Delta.
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