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0 The Normas (Oklo) Transcript Monday April 30 1056 AiUSlC Ruggiers Gets Grant Contests Open For Work on Chaucer On Thursday Students from Norman senior and junior high srhnoU will com ipetr in the state instrumental mu sic contest the University Thurs day and Friday Anyone who doesn't like musir is advised to steer clear of the Ok lahoma Memorial Union and the musie school in Holmberg Hall those two days More than 5000 youngsters will be parading before the judges to demonstrate their talents in bands orchestras ensembles and as soloists They were winners in 11 district contests Musicians will be rated superior excellent or good and receive derailed criticism on rating sheets The program is sponsored by OU and the Oklahoma Music Educator Association Robert Ross OU music education department chairman is in charge and will be assisted by OU music faculty and students SHOP AND DURING THIS BIG JUBILEESALEon FOOD CLUB QUALITY FOOD Dr Paul Ruggiero at the University of Oklahoma faculty hai been awarded a 3600 grant by the Guggenheim Memorial Foundation New York City The asioriate professor of English will use the award to complete his book on English poet Geoffrey Chaucer Hu interest in Chaucer stems from his undergraduate days Then he became interested in the influence which the Roman philosopher Boethius (martyred in 524 and also known as St Severinus) had on the Italian poe Dante and on Chaucer Ruggiers entire scholastic career has centered on the so three persons He has targht courses on Dante and Chaucer at OU where he Joined the faculty in 1946 His translation of Michele Barbi's of was published in 1954 by the University of California Press The OU scholar also has traps-' la ted two treatises of Boethius never before avsilable terts on arithmetic and music and these are to be published by Fathers of the Church Inc a group Interested ta writings of early leaders in the Catholic church Ruggiers already has made good progress on his book about Chaucer He Is doing research on the APPLE Food Club Food Club DR PAUL RUGGIERS Regions Form Music Theme Food Club Sli or Halves Cling-ln Heavy Syrup PEACHE writing of Canterbury investigating the relationship between Chaucer's poetry snd philosophy-theology Ruggiers has bren granted a sabbatical leave of absence from Sept 1 1956 to June 1 1357 However he will continue his work as chairman of the Great Plains conference on higher education set for next October at OU Folsom's Stand bn Segregation Big Issue in Alabama Primary Food Club Cream Food Club Food Club Songs representative of all sections of the country will be on the program of the University Junior High School vocal show scheduled for pm Thursday in Meachum Auditorium of the Union Building Thirty five University School seventh and eighth graders will appear in the show singing numbers depicting the Eastern Seaboard Old New York the Midwest the Prairies the Deep South the Great West and the American Playgrounds Directors for the show are Mrs Dolly Ward Shirley Evans Barbara Wilson Wanda Grandone Roberta Kerksieck Gayla Velvin Cnrolyn Gulickson Joyce George and Dan Davis Wanda Grandone and Gayla Velvin are in charge of choreography nessee and Gov AvercII Ilarriman of New York Three candiL-'es favored Kefauver none Ilarriman Folsom is opposed by Roy McCord of Gadsden and State Rep McKay Jr author of the nullification resolution which Folsom called and refused to sign after it passed the Food Club Fancy i Mi i- TDRflATOE SHORTENING MONTGOMERY Ala (A-Gov James Folsom and his challenged stand on racial segregation will be the center of attention tomorrow when Alabama Democrats go to the polls Folsom running for Democratic national committeeman has been widely criticised for what his critics maintain is a tepid attitude toward continued racial segregation Voters in the Democratic primary will also elect a national commilteewoman and 52 delegates to the Democratic National Convention They will nominate candidates tor Congress presidential elector and several state and district offices The delegates will go to the national convention unpledged An Associated Press poll answered by 46 of the SO candidates indicated Adlai Stevenson is the choice for Democratic presidential nominee over Sen Estes Kefauver of Ten Is It News to You That Norman's nawast financial institution will apt aar wash? 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