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University of Iowa Student Activities Bulletin, 1967-1970

1969-10-10 Student Activities Bulletin Office of Student Affairs Page 3

October 10, 1969 STUDENT ACTIVITIES BULLETIN Page 3

FOCUS ON WOMEN

"Focus on Women" is the theme for a series of Wednesday evening programs sponsored by the women's residence halls. The goal of the series is to provide opportunities for women students to meet and talk informally with women who have achieved distinction in their fields.
After dinner with the students in the residence halls, the women will take part in informal "bull-sessions" open to any interested women students. Out-of-town guests will also be invited to a coke party on one of the floors and will stay in the halls overnight. Breakfast with the hall staff and lunch with another group of students will conclude their visits. 
Tentative plans include guests in a variety of areas --- Mrs. Gayatri Spivak (English), Miss Barbara Lawrence (Curator of Mammals, Agassiz Museum, Harvard), Miss Virginia Myers (art), Mrs. Louane Newsome (Library Science), Mrs. H. Rand Peterson (Board of Regents), harriet (author, illustrator, puppeteer), Mrs. Phillip Hubbard (life in Uruguay), Mrs. Sidney Mead (photography), Mrs. Elizabeth Koontz (Director, Women's Bureau, Department of Labor), and Kathleen Catlin (fashion promotions). Other guests will be invited as time permits. 
Specific dates and places will be announced in the residence halls and in the Daily Iowan.

CULTURAL AFFAIRS PROGRAM 1969-1970

All tickets for Cultural Affairs Concerts and Lectures go on sale a week (7 days) before the event. Tickets will be on sale, or given away free, from the University Box Office, whose hours are 8:30-4:30 Monday through Friday. Mail orders will be filled beginning the first day of ticket sales. Mail orders should contain a check made out to the University Box Office and a self-addressed stamped envelope. 
Following is the schedule of concerts and the appropriate reserved ticket price for Faculty, Staff and Public. Students may buy the same reserved seats for 50c plus their ID and current registration. General admission, University of Iowa student tickets are free with ID and current registration.
All concerts are in the Main Lounge of the Iowa Memorial Union and begin promptly at 8:00 P.M.

Rita Streich   October 22   $3.50
Royal Chorous and Royal Chorous Players   November 2   $4.00
Ralph Votapek   February 4   $3.00
Henryk Szyring   March 4   $3.50
Guarneri String Quartet   March 18   $3.00
John Williams   April 22   $3.00

UNION BOARD PRESENTS FILMS

Union Board claims to have the "largest film program ever" at Iowa this fall. The schedule features nine Iowa premieres, and the movies are shown in the Illinois Room of the Iowa Memorial Union.

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October 10, 1969 STUDENT ACTIVITIES BULLETIN Page 3 FOCUS ON WOMEN "Focus on Women" is the theme for a series of Wednesday evening programs sponsored by the women's residence halls. The goal of the series is to provide opportunities for women students to meet and talk informally with women who have achieved distinction in their fields. After dinner with the students in the residence halls, the women will take part in informal "bull-sessions" open to any interested women students. Out-of-town guests will also be invited to a coke party on one of the floors and will stay in the halls overnight. Breakfast with the hall staff and lunch with another group of students will conclude their visits. Tentative plans include guests in a variety of areas --- Mrs. Gayatri Spivak (English), Miss Barbara Lawrence (Curator of Mammals, Agassiz Museum, Harvard), Miss Virginia Myers (art), Mrs. Louane Newsome (Library Science), Mrs. H. Rand Peterson (Board of Regents), harriet (author, illustrator, puppeteer), Mrs. Phillip Hubbard (life in Uruguay), Mrs. Sidney Mead (photography), Mrs. Elizabeth Koontz (Director, Women's Bureau, Department of Labor), and Kathleen Catlin (fashion promotions). Other guests will be invited as time permits. Specific dates and places will be announced in the residence halls and in the Daily Iowan. CULTURAL AFFAIRS PROGRAM 1969-1970 All tickets for Cultural Affairs Concerts and Lectures go on sale a week (7 days) before the event. Tickets will be on sale, or given away free, from the University Box Office, whose hours are 8:30-4:30 Monday through Friday. Mail orders will be filled beginning the first day of ticket sales. Mail orders should contain a check made out to the University Box Office and a self-addressed stamped envelope. Following is the schedule of concerts and the appropriate reserved ticket price for Faculty, Staff and Public. Students may buy the same reserved seats for 50c plus their ID and current registration. General admission, University of Iowa student tickets are free with ID and current registration. All concerts are in the Main Lounge of the Iowa Memorial Union and begin promptly at 8:00 P.M. Rita Streich October 22 $3.50 Royal Chorous and Royal Chorous Players November 2 $4.00 Ralph Votapek February 4 $3.00 Henryk Szyring March 4 $3.50 Guarneri String Quartet March 18 $3.00 John Williams April 22 $3.00 UNION BOARD PRESENTS FILMS Union Board claims to have the "largest film program ever" at Iowa this fall. The schedule features nine Iowa premieres, and the movies are shown in the Illinois Room of the Iowa Memorial Union.