University of Nebraska
Performing Arts Series
Italic! West USA , Wednesday, September 2e
Guitarist, Michael Lorimer wd. October 70
Soprano, Evelyn Lear s.turdy,N.,.mb.rio
Pianist, Misha Dichter
Flautist, Jean-Pierre Rampal Thursday,.;
Series tickets: students $7.50, regular $13.50
I LI Music Bldg., rm. 113
0 V 01 laOl CI I Union South Desk or (all 472-3375 or 472-2506
All concerts in Kimball Recital Hall, 11th & R. All teats reserved.
Single tickets available beginning Sept. 24, students S7.50, regular S4.00
Symposium focuses on U.S., Japan
Japan's relationship with
America during the 1970s is
the topic of a two-day
symposium scheduled for
Wednesday and Thursday in
Sheldon Art Gallery.
The symposium's keynote
address will be given by Edwin
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Reischauer. Keischauer, a
Harvard professor, grew up in
Japan and has served as the
American ambassador to
Japan.
The symposium begins
Wednesday at 2 p.m. with a
display of Japanese art lasting
throughout the event, and a
demonstration on Japanese
painting by Gail Butt, UNLart
professor.
Wednesday's activities will
include UNL Prof. Donald
Lentz's study of Japanese
music, a tea ceremony led by
Mrs. Tateo Suzuki, wife of
Chicago's Japanese Consul
General, and a Japanese fill,
Pomegranate Time, at 8 p.m.
Reischauer's speech will
begin at 10:30 a.m. Thursday
in the Sheldon auditorium. He
will take part in a panel
discussion at 2:30 p.m. in the
auditorium. Panel members
include Takeo Suzuki, Eugene
Leahy of the Omaha
Riverfront Development, and
moderator Melvin George, dean
of the UNL College of Arts and
Sciences.
The symposium will close
with a film, Where Spring
Comes Late, at 8 p.m.
Thursday in Sheldon.
The symposium is open to
the public and is sponsored by
the UNL Asian Study
Committee.
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