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NAE8 NEWS LETTER Page 3 Oecember 1, 1943 SECONO YEAR THE QUARTET IS BROADCAST I NG WEEKLY TO ILLUSTRATE A COURSE IN Quartet is broadcasting weekly to illustrate a course in Quartets or Haydn AND M02ART GIVEN BEFORE A UNIVERSITY CLASS BY PROF. CARL BriCKEN, DIRECTOR of the Music School o The Quartet members are on the staff of the Music school. The picture is OFFERED IN HOPES OF INCREASING THE RADIO AUDIENCE OF THE OUTSTANDING GROUP, SO THAT THE CULTURAL INFLUENCE OF THEIR MUSIC MAY REACH ALL THE PEOPLE OF Wisconsin which the station and the Quartet serve. The informal pose, in formal dress, shows Germaine Prevost, violist, George Sopkin, cellist, and Albert Rahier, second violin, studying the SHEET OF MUSIC HELD BY ANTONIO 8r0SA, FIRST VIOLIN AND DIRECTOR OF THE group. The picture was taken by the University photographer, Homer Montague, AND FINANCED BY THE MUSIC SCHOOL. Pine comments on the program accompany requests and are more than reward ENOUGH FOR WHA FOR MAILING THE PHOTOS® HOWEVER, IF WE GET THE KIND OF RESPONSE WE DID TO TME OFFER OF A FREE PATRIOTIC PAMPHLET PUT OUT BY THE Bureau of Oral and Visual Instruction—3166 at the last count— the Music SCHOOL isn’t GOING TO LIKE IT, AT 15^ A PICTURE. 1 SCIENCE FROM CLASSROOM ON W H A D Attempting for the first time to broadcast a scientific course by air DIRECTLY FROM THE CLASSROOM, WNAD WILL PRE9ENT A SERIES OF LECTURES ON PLANT SCIENCE AND ANIMAL BIOLOGY, "BIOLOGICAL BaQIS OF HUMAN AFFAIRS,* TO BE HEARD EACH MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY FROM 11:15 TO 12 NOON. Coming under the general heading of "Radio Classroom of the Ajr,» these LECTURES WILL NOT BE FOR SPECIALISTS IN THE FIELD, BUT RATHER WILL BE PRESENTED AS GENERAL UNIVER8ITY COURSES. Discussions are led by the following professors: Aute Richards, a. 0. Wecse and A. U Ortensurger, professors of zoology, and Milton Hopkins and H. L # Chance, associate professor of plant sciences. "SPEAKING TO PARENTS* ON K F K U "Speaking to Parents," a weekly KFKU Friday afternoon feature, is planned especially for the parents of children of preschool age, two to five years. The broadcasts are sponsored and prepared by the University of Kansas Nursery School staff. Authorities in the fields of child care and psychology discuss everyday problems of parents on the quarter-hour broadcast. The topics for discussion DURING OECEMBER WILL INCLUDE MENTAL DEVELOPMENT, BEHAVIOR, CHILDREN'S PLAY AND PLAY MATERIALS, AND LITERATURE FOR CHILDREN. "Speaking to Parents" is broadcast at 2:30 o’clock on Friday afternoons over KFKU. Following, at 2:45, are the "Speaking to Women" programs. "Food News" from the department of home economics is broadcast once every TWO WEEK8, AND ON ALTERNATE FRIDAY AFTERNOONS KFKU PRESENTS "TUNES ANO Tips" from the Office of War Information.