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Show Christianity Giiper? 0 Lecture AT BYII Dr. W. D. Davies, considered one of the world's leading experts ex-perts on first century Christianity Chris-tianity and its relationship with Judaism, will deliver two lectures lec-tures at Brigham Young University Univer-sity today and tomorrow. Open to the public without charge, the lectures will be delivered at the following places and times followed by a question ques-tion and answer period: today, 4:10 p.m., room 205 Clark Law Building, "Reflections on Judaism Juda-ism and Christianity; and Friday, Fri-day, 10 .am., room 152 Joseph Smith Building, 'Reflections on the Mystic Messiah: Sabbatai Svi.' Currently serving as George Washington Ivey Professor of Advanced Studies and Research in Christian Origins at Duke University Divinity School in Durham, N. C, Davies is a prominent Christian scholar who works with the community of Jewish scholars in the United States and abroad. He is widely known as one of the few Biblical Bib-lical scholars who has used Rabbinical sources for the illustration il-lustration of the New Testament. Davies' appearance at BYU is being sponsored jointly by the Ancient Studies program, the ASBYU Academics office, and the Honors Program. A native of Wales, Davies earned his B. D. at the University Uni-versity of Wales, his M.A. at the University of Cambridge, and his D. D. at the University of Wales. He has received three honorary doctoral degrees from universities in the United States, Sweden, and Scotland. Formerly an ordained minister of the Congregational Church in Cambridge, he has taught at many universities in the United States, Europe, and the British Isles. He holds member ships in many professional societies internationally interna-tionally and has a long list of puclications, especially during the past 20 years. Sorensen Chosen For United Way Review Committee Wilson S'orehsen, president of Utah Technical College, has been selected to head a new Agency Review Committee for the United Way. The group, called Agency Review Re-view Panel for Community Services, Ser-vices, is one of four such panels organized by United Way this year to perform more in-depth evaluations of agencies requesting request-ing funds. The panel, consists of LaRae Hawkins, BrighamYoungUniver-sity; BrighamYoungUniver-sity; Val Christensen, president of Office & Technical, Local 3736; LaMar Losser, Payson; Harman Steed, Walker Bank; and Dave Thomas , Geneva Rock Products. Pro-ducts. Their assignment as a panel will be to analyze four agencies which have requested $89,800 in United Way funds for 1978. The agencies includes FamilyCoun-seling FamilyCoun-seling Center, Crisis Line, American Am-erican Red Cross, and Mental Health Association. Sorensen is well known throughout Utah County for his leadership at Utah Technical Col lege. In addition he is a member of the Provo Rotary Club and the United Way Board of Directors. XJ :A KA V WILSON W. SORENSEN Orem Man Receives Master's In Music The University of Texas Graduate Gra-duate School awarded 357 master's mas-ter's degrees at the close of the 1976 Fall Semester. Master's degree recipients, announced by Dr. Irwin C. Lieb, vice president and dean of graduate gra-duate studies, included Keith D. Rowley, 3u0 West 550 South in Orem, in the area of music. Utah Symphony Outlines 1977-78 Season Artists Orem-Geneva Times April 7. 1977 Maurice Abravanel and the Utah Symphony has announced the names of seven guest artists who will be appearing with the orchestra orches-tra during its 1977-78 subscription subscript-ion concert series. They will include VanCliburn, pianist, Mstislav Rostropovich, cellist; Itzhak Perlman, violinist; Emanuel Ax, pianist; IssacStern, violinist; Alicia de Larrocha, pianist; and Vasso Devetzi, pianist. pian-ist. Abravanel will begin his 31st season as director and conductor of the Symphony when he mounts the podium to conduct the orchestra's orches-tra's opening Gala Conceit on Wednesday, October 19in UieSalt Lake Tabernacle. The Symphony's fifteen-concert fifteen-concert series in Salt Lake will feature three orchestral, two contemporary, one with an organ symphony, and twj Mahler concerts, con-certs, along with the seven concerts con-certs with guest artists. Dr. Crawford Gates will be guest conductor for the concert performed in conjunction with the University of Utah's Contemporary Con-temporary Music Festival on November 16. And, for the November 26 concert, Alexander Schreiner will perform Saint-Saens Saint-Saens Organ Symphony, and the Utah Chorale, Newell B. Weight conducting, will singDvorak'sTe Deum with soloists to be announced. an-nounced. Patrons who purchase season tickets for the 1977 - 78 s ub -scription series will have priority prior-ity on selection of seats for the 1978-79 season in the new concert con-cert hall. Violinist Isaac Stern wiU perform per-form with the Utah Symphony on February 25. Mstislav Rostropovich, d i s -tinguished cellist, conductor, and pianist will appear with the 01-cheatra 01-cheatra on December 2. Pianist Van Cliburn will perform per-form with the Symphony on November Nov-ember 5. Among the greatest of the wjrld's violinists, Itzhak Perl-man Perl-man will perform with the Utah Symphony on January 14. Emanuel Ax, the brilliant young "pianist, will appear with the Symphony in Salt Lake on February 3. Alicia de Larrocha will appear ap-pear with theSymphony on March 18. L'f 4 S"d,a.835 H OTHER SIZES 4" TO 24" CONCRETE PIPE. 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