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| 1 | A symphony, performed for the first time only last Sunday (Nov. 19), will be the feature of a concert by the Symphony Orchestra Nov. 27 | The new work is "Symphony No. 5 in G Major," composed by Conductor Edward Kurtz, head of the music department. It was first played at the annual fall concert lsat Sunday night. |
| 2 | ISTC Symphony Conductor Has Many Music Honors | The premiere of his fifth symphony will be but another feather in the laurel-studded cap of Edward Kurtz, conductor of the College symphony orchestra and head of the College's music department. |
| 3 | Jim Kopel, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Kopel, Waterloo, is a reporter covering the Advisory council beat for the College Eye | Kopel graduated from West high school, Waterloo in 1949. At the college he is a sophomore majoring in English wih minors in speech and physical education. His other collegiate activities include the golf team. |
| 4 | Kurtz Symphony to be Premiered Sunday, Nov. 19 | The symphony, "Symphony No. 5 in G Major," final number on Sunday's program, is the latest work of the versatile, widely known composer. Kurtz' compositions, besides five symphonies, include whort works for orchestra, for string quartets, and more. |
| 5 | Prejudices Hinder Peace, Says Negro Leader | Whitney M. Young of Omaha, Nebraska was the main speaker at the annual Race Relations conference which started Sunday at the college. She said that Negroes of this nation are anti-communistic, despite the tremendous prejudices against them. |