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November 15, 1988 Issue
Group Advising Sessions 2
Feeling Fed Up?

Bill Morfey - Retired

 

 

Greenwood New Bursar

 

Athletic Update

@, nited Way Appeal

Morfey Scholarship Formed
Coming Events

Letter From Japan

 

Bonsai Mole Query

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Community Programs 11

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Innovation Abstracts 13

 

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Free Jazz Concert
and Party at Douglas

The Douglas College Jazz
Band has reason to celebrate,
and on Friday, November 25,
the public is invited to join them
at a record release party for their
fourth album, "At

we expect that he’ll sit in with
us for a couple of numbers,
before playing with his quartet."

One night before the record
release party, listeners can whet

 

This Point in Time."

A full evening of
entertainment is
planned. Selections
from the record form
the core of a perfor-
mance by the
award-winning jazz
band. Then guest ar-
tists, the Roy

 

 

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their appetites at a
free performance of
the Jazz Band and
the Douglas College
Concert Band. On
Thursday, November
24, the two groups
will present their an-
nual fall season
concert. The Con-
cert Band, an

 

 

Reynolds Quartet,
will play.
Reynolds is well known to

local jazz fans for his days with
the Stan Kenton Band, and as a
leader of his own groups. He is
also a longtime friend of the
Douglas College Jazz Band.

Blair Fisher, Jazz Band Direc-
tor, remembers, "The first year
that I took over as director of
the band, he did a concert as a
guest soloist with the group. So

 

acclaimed student en-
semble, will play a full program
of works by Verdi, Holsinger,
and Grainger, while the Jazz
Band will give the audience a
short sample of their talent.
Fisher says, "We’re just going to
do a few tunes on Thursday. On
Friday, we’ll play more ex-
tended sets."

Tickets for the Jazz
Party/Concert sell for just $5.00

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