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RECRUITING POSTERS-Part of the "ihgni h
War" display now at the University arts u c u.i.~
posters designed to attract recruits to variu ihgne te
At President Lincoln's initial call to noiiain h f
responded to the point where volunteers cual Ia
rejected.
Uiverst Eh
By DAVID MARCUS
poser of svrlerym~
The University Art Museum is , ublished in Amria
now featuring an exhibit of Ger- He was aloth i in
man prints and another of photo-- i ntdSdsi
grpsof Michigan arid the Civil aecopyight ythdL

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War.
The exhibit is termed a "trib-
ute to Mathew B. Brady, Alexander'
Gardner and other civil war pho-
tographers."
Besides the photographs, which

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Again we are'hvngoriyBrgain "Days.
You !ll find lots o c',i ri o ur Sportswear
Shop. Many fitemntlit!

constitute the majority of the ex- The aescleel
hibit, are cameras from the Civil torsmiclanuLli
War era and suich memoria as re- an r d rceit c l l~
cruiting posters for various Michi-dnt.hyar iov
gan residents, lefects of18hetti
Show-Defenses Imusiciansththe
The photographs depict scenes 'The ex"ii e il1
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Michigan regiments, wtar rallies,
battles in which Michiganrei
ments participated, and noted war
heroes and leaders from the state.
The exhibition also includes the;
work of photographers J'. Jex!
Bardwell, Timothy H. O'Sullivan,
George Barnard, John F. Gibson
and Thomas C. Roche.
The exhibit w il l c on t inu e
through Aug. 13.
Print Exhibit
The German print exhibit, wich
opened yesterday includes works
by conttemporary artists.
T-here are 19 artists represented
in tihe display which is sponsored
by the Memorial LJxnion of OregonI
State College.
The exhibit traces the develop-
Iment of German art from expres-
sionism at the turn of the century
through the "new objectivity" of
the 1950's.
Two Sections

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works. lanIQ! i m ,nc:I
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The prints; are divided into two
sections, one titled "The Imm e-
diate Precursors" the other called
"The Contemporaries."
Other exhibitions now at the
University include one of the pa-
pers of the early AmeIrican musi-
cian Andrew Law, at the Clements
Memorial Library.
Law, born in Connecticut in
1749, was a pr'eacher and a well-,
known singing master. Described
in the library's bIrochure as a!
"tunesmith," Law was tile com-

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