Calendar

Arts, Events, and Speakers

Wed.-Sun., September 10-13

Carly Seward (Gretchen) and Jeff Duncan (Lutz) in a scene from the operetta The Student Prince, directed by Tim Herman. An operetta is a musical-dramatic production, like an opera, but is much more light-hearted and sentimental than an opera, and has appeal for a wider audience. James Bankhead, the musical director for the show, said, "The Student Prince has beautiful melodies, and is charming and happy. Tim Herman has a very fine cast, and excellent crew." The Student Prince will run from September 10-12, 7:30 p.m. and September 13, 2 p.m. in Laxson. (photo Jeff Teeter)

Opera The Student Prince looks at the life of a young man forced to choose between love and duty. This production, with a cast of thirty-five, a lively score, and gala costumes, promises to entertain. Advance tickets: $13-20. 7:30 p.m., Sunday 2 p.m., Laxson Auditorium.t

Thursday, September 10

Anthropology Forum "The 5-Star Museum: A Tourist's Dilemma" presented by Keith L. Johnson, Director of Museum of Anthropology. 4 p.m., Ayres 120.

Friday, September 11

Biology Seminar Alzada C. Kistner, author of An Affair with Africa: Expeditions and Adventures across a Continent highlights her work in Africa with husband David Kistner, professor emeritus of biological sciences. Lecture 4 p.m., Holt 170, coffee precedes.

Sunday, September 13

Outdoors Explore Deer Creek, a volcanic canyon with abundant wildlife. 8 a.m., Cost: $10-15.y

Thursday, September 15

Event Comedian Tommy Chong, formerly of Cheech and Chong, and his wife, Shelby perform. Tickets: $6-8. 7:30 p.m., Laxson Auditorium.

Wednesday, September 16

Discussion Conversations on Diversity: Ted Singelis, Psychology, begins the series with "What You Don't Say Can Shout Across Cultures." Sponsored by Center for Multicultural and Gender Studies. Noon-1 p.m., BMU 222.

Thursday, September 17

Tour Galleries and campus museums—one-hour walking tour with the Museum of Anthropology. Noon, Langdon 301.

Le Ballet du Senegal

Dance African dance troupe Le Ballet du Senegal combines story-telling, song, and stilt-walking in a performance connecting humanity to the environment. Tickets: $15-18. 7:30 p.m., Laxson Auditorium.t

Fri-Sat, September 18-19

Music Workshop featured guest is John Bloomfield, Facutly Chairman of the Dorothy Tauloman Institute of Piano. Special performance, Saturday. For details, call Robert Bowman x4043 or the Music Dept. x5152. Cost: $10-30.

Friday, September 18

Biology Seminar "Overseas Plastic Surgery." Chico's Donald Mangus, M.D., of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, discusses the challenges of reconstructive procedures and the socio-economics in foreign countries. Lecture 4 p.m., Holt 170, coffee precedes.

Sat-Sun, September 19-20

Outdoors Lassen Park Backpacking includes instruction on map/compass use and natural resource interpretation. 8 a.m. Cost: $37-45.y

Sunday, September 20

Concert The Persuasions, together for thirty years, and The House Jacks, an a capella group, share the stage for an evening of soul and harmony. Tickets: $15-18. 8:30 p.m., Laxson Auditorium.t

Wildcat Athletics

Saturday, September 12

Soccer vs. CSU, Stanislaus; Men's 12:30 p.m.; Women's 3 p.m., University Soccer Stadium.

Thursday, September 17

Soccer vs. Hawaii Pacific University Men's 3 p.m., University Soccer Stadium.

Academic Information

Now-September 18

Filing period for a California teaching credential expected in December 1998.

Now-December 2 1998

Spring 1999 TRACS course request period and January 1999 Intersession "real-time" registration period.

September 4

End of TRACS course Add/Drop period, without permission from instructor or department chair, and DROP DEADLINE for Finanacial Aid Credit.

September 7-18

Limited Course Add/Drop period with serious and compelling reason, approval of instructor, department chair, and dean. COP process must be used.

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Symbol	Who
(y)	Adventure Outings x4011
(#)	AS. Programming x6005
(s)	Athletic Information x4658
(t)	University Box Office x5791