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Wednesday, February 10.1971
Arts Series
To Present
Ivan Davis
Ivan Davis, the pianist who has been
hailed as a "reincarnation of an old time
super-virtuoso," will present a recital Mon-
day at S p.m. in the Main Auditorium as
pari of the I ine Arts Series.
Davis, who was first attracted to the pi-
ano at age 12. was awarded a scholarship
for advanced stud> at North Texas under
Dr. Silvio Seionli.
lie was awarded the Fulbright Scholar-
ship and studied with Carlo Zecehi at
Rome's Santa Cecilia Academy, lie is one
of the few pianists to be coached In the
legendary Vladimir Horowitz in New York.
During the l%')-7() season Davis played
12 orchestral dales with such orchestras as
the London Philharmonic, the Royal Phil-
harmonic, Amsterdam's C'oncertgebouw,
the Halle Orchestra and the orchestras of
Dublin and I dinburgh.
Also during that season, he played nine
different concertos anil was named the
Hrilish Broadcasting Corporation's "Artist
of the Year."
Critics have praised his technique for
making every note not only heard, but lelt.
by the audience. "His I'ine instincts as a
creator make allusions to Hofmann. I.he-
vinne, 1 iszt, Rubenstein, Chopin and Shu-
mann most complete and triumphantly
fresh," one critic said.
In 1965-66, Davis was the featured solo-
ist for the New York Philharmonic's Pen-
sion Fund Concert under Leonard Hern-
stein A lew weeks later he made his Car-
negie 11 all recital debut.
In addition to his annual concert and re-
cital schedule, Davis is a Professor of Piano
at the University of Miami.
THE NORTH TEXAS DAILY—PAGE 3
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121 Men Accept Bids
Open Rush To Continue All Semester
lit"
One Time North Texas Student
Ivan Davis, who attended North Texas on a scholarship for advanced study,
will present a recital Monday at 8 p.m. in the Main Auditorium as part
of the Fine Arts Series.
Campus fraternities today announced
the acceptance of 121 men in formal rush.
However, open rush for the 16 national
fraternities will continue throughout the
semester, until Dead Week, under the new
policy adopted by the Interfraternity Coun-
cil at the beginning of the 1970 fall semes-
ter.
Men accepting formal rush bids include:
DELTA SIGMA PHI
Jim Lindsey, Jene Coffee, John Shackel-
ford, Michael Scobee, Charles Harris,
Gregory (iustin, Thomas Broadwcll, Rob-
ert Day, Brady Cooper, Knowles Corn-
well, Thomas Duncan and Neil Cummings.
KAPPA ALPHA ORDER
Jim Brink, Ronnie I teming, Mike (jib-
son, Dennis Lemnions, Grant Mabry, Tom
Montgomery, Richard Taley, Terry Re-
eves and Bob Stout.
KAPPA SIGMA
Terry Benjamin, Tom Boothe Jr., Rob-
ert Brown, Ricky I Grunden, Ronald G
Kennedy, E.F. LaMont II, Mark Leonard,
Randy Locke, Walter Lugene Lord, John
D. McMahan, Mike O'Reilly, Garland W.
Parrish and Tommy Rowe
LAMBDA CHI ALPHA
John McGraw, Bruce Pfieffer, Reggie
Seheu, Marshall (jene Stephens and Nor-
man Waters.
OMEGA PSI PHI
Rudolph Thomas, Quillie West and John
Butler.
PHI KAPPA SIGMA
Gary Bumpass, Victor Donovan, Rob-
ert Doshier, John kappus, Gary Kearby,
Steven Lord, Ed Silk, Graig Smith, Joe
S/ima and Mark Williams.
PHI KAPPA THETA
Ross Todd, Mark Mulholland and Bruce
Rogers.
PI KAPPA ALPHA
Lugene Delatorre, Mitch Factor, Jay
Fitzmorris, Randy Palmer and Harry
Pierce.
PI KAPPA PHI
Pat Agee, Jack Clark, Robert Livings-
ton and David Reed.
SIGMA ALPHA MU
Milton Aschner, Allen Bendorl, Mike
Kriss, Bill Kunofsky, Marc Perlstein, Wil-
lie Shankle, Dennis Weinberg, Dale Dren-
nan and Steve Zimmerman.
SIGMA NU
Sammy Allen, Keith Appleton, Rusty
Barnott, Mike Bell, Jim Davis, Mike Durr,
Richard Hinch, Pat Lancione, Clark Law-
rence, Richard Lewis, Kenneth Locker,
Bob Long, Johnny McWhorter, Larry Mo-
ore, Mike Naeol, Randy Nichols, Bill Ol-
cott, Jon Rommel, Ronn Scott, Rich Shaw,
Bart Tompkins and Mark Wilson.
SIGMA PHI EPSILON
Ron Baldock, David Barr, Tommy C on-
ner, Glenn Dresher, Benny Hines, Billy
Hines, James Robert Hudgins, Mark Kub-
alski, Mark l.awson, David McLendon,
Michael W Price, Johnny Ragland, Larry
Rawlinson. Russ Rutledgeand Mark Seheu-
ller.
TAU KAPPA EPSILON
Jack Bowen, Gary Givens, Kenneth
Justice and Mark Thomas
THETA CHI
Fred Arroyo, David Galliher, George
Harrison, Larry Kemp, David Taylor and
Gary Ward.
Debaters Place Third
In Waco Competition
Around the Campus
^Winning' To Run Two Nights
Using unproved and inexperienced talent,
the North Texas debate team came up with
another trophy over the weekend in Waco.
Dr. Ben A. Chappell, director ol foren-
sics, said he was "particularly pleased" with
the performance. He said that five of the
eight participating debaters are in the midst
of their first year of college-level debate.
The trophy, a third place, was awarded
to Denton freshmen Barbara Perry and
Sara Hurdis after their win over the Uni-
versity of Houston and the University of
Texas at Austin.
A fifth place in the tournament was
awarded to the team of Ernie Laun, Dallas
freshman, and Doug Manning. Deer Park
sophomore. The team earned a 5-3 record
against schools from Texas, Louisiana,
Oklahoma and Iowa. The meet was the first
major tournament for the pair, and only
their third time as competition teammates.
"Their ability to perform well against
more seasoned competitors is indicative of
their hard work and desire to represent their
university," Dr. Chappell said concerning
the team's inexperience.
In his first year as debate coach Dr. Chap-
pell has compiled an impressive record.
He is defending champion of the sweep-
stakes competition, the overall point total
competition, at Stephen F Austin, where
the debate squad travels this weekend.
When Dr. Chappell won the competition,
he was the coach at TCU.
In speaking of his return to Stephen F
Austin to risk his championship, he said,
"We hope to retain the title just move the
trophy a few miles north of Fort Worth."
"WINNING." this week's Student Act-
ivities Union (SAU) movie, promises to
deliver plenty ofexcitment.
The film, which is to be shown both to-
day and Thursday at cS p.m., stars PAUL
NEWMAN (that's for the girlsi and is
based on people caught up in the brutal
competition of automobile racing (that's
lor the boys),
RON BLATCHLEY, SAU director,
said the movie would run two nights be-
cause SAU members felt it is good enough
to draw large crowds for both performan-
ces.
"Winning" will he shown in the Main
Auditorium. Admission will be 25 cents
with a student discount card and 50 cents
w ithout.
* * *
KAPPA DELTA PI. honorary educa-
tional fraternity, will meet at 6:30 p.m.
Fhursday in Room 164 of the Fducation-
llome I eonomies Building to accept ap-
plications lor membership. \ program on
"Recent Developments in Special I duca-
tion" will also be presented.
I he program, postponed from the Jan-
uary meeting, will be given by DR. DON
CASEY of the education faculty It will
include discussion of "the Rubella vaccine
as a prevention of exceptionality in child-
ren." what's being done lor children in
'special education classes and opportunit-
ies lor teachers in the field of special ed-
ucation.
Requirements for membership in Kap-
pa Delta Pi are a B-plus average, junior
standing and work started on a teaching
certificate.
T he International Club of North Texas
will present a variety show at 7:30 p.m.
Friday in the Business Administration
Auditorium.
Tickets are 50 cents for students and
3) I for non-students.
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