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Monday, November 25, 1963

Set For
A special meeting of faculty and
students of the University has been call­
ed for Goodwin Stadium at 10:45 aon.
Tuesday, Nov. 26, by President G. Hom­
er Durham.
The president announced that Dr.
Paul G. Hubbard will address the gath­
ering on “Lessons From History.1- His
address will include thoughtful com­
ment on the recent tragic-events in the
United States, the meanings of them
and the lessons to be learned therefrom,
the president said.
Ceremonies will begin promptly at
' 10:45 a.m. from a platform in front of
the stadium’s East Stands. The college
deans, school directors apd other dig­
nitaries will be seated there facing stu­
dents and faculty^ in the East stands.
Following the playing of “The Star
Spangled Banner” and the invocation,
Dr. Durham will introduce Dr. Hub­
bard, whose address will follow. The
assembly will dismiss promptly at 11:15.
a.m.
Only 10:40 a.m. classes will be dis­
missed for this special assembly. „The
regular class schedule will be followed

DR. PAU«.

G. HUBBARD

otherwise on Tuesday, the president
said.
In other developments over the
weekend, the ASU-Idaho game sched­
uled for Saturday night was cancelled
and will not be re-scheduled. Ticket
holders may pick up refunds starting
Tuesday morning by presenting th e ir.
tickets to the ASU ticket office in the
Men’s Gymnasium.
President Durham announced Sat­
urday that unclaimed refunds will be
turned over to the United States Olym-'
pic Fund “as a commemorative tribute
to President Kennedy . . . (this was) a
project strongly supported by the na­
tion’s late Chief Executive.”
Regular schedules of classes and
‘activities will resume at ASU on Tues­
day, with the. exception of the special
assembly at 10:45 a.m. at the Stadium.

Classes, Activities
To Resume Schedule
Regular class schedules and activ­
ities will resume at 7:40 am . Tuesday
at Arizona State University, according
to President G. Homer Durham, follow­
ing the national day of mourning Mon­
day for the late President, of the United
States, John F. Kennedy.
Make-up performances for the Fri­
day and Saturday night cancellations of
the- University Players’ production of
“Lysistrata” will be Dec. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
and 7. Patrons may transfer tickets or
pick up refunds at the tipket office in
•the Lyceum building.
No information is as yet available
on possible re-scheduling of other can­
celled activities, which include Senior
Day and a High School Symposium of
Dance on Saturday, and a faculty wives’
theater party to the Phoenix Little
Theater originally scheduled for Friday,
The Class AA High School Cham­
pionship football game between Mesa
and South Mountain High S c h o o l s ,
originally scheduled Friday night in
Sun Devil Stadium, will be played
Wednesday night: Game time is. 8 p.m.