If you have a Chevy pickup NR3469.
Your lights are on.
It's a Chevy pick up NR3469.
The next reading will be one week from tonight
in the Terrace lounge of the Student Union.
And it's the first of what we hope
will be a series of exchange readings with Arizona State
University.
Two of our graduate students Lynn Fleischman and John Kaye
will read with two graduate students from Arizona State.
Cynthia Wilson and Charles Martin, I hope you can come.
There'll be a special poetry reading sponsored
by the National Organization for Women
to benefit the ERA at the Loft Theater
on Sunday, October 23rd at 1:00 in the afternoon.
There will be a $3 admission at the door.
And the poets are Steve Orlen, Mark Halperin,
and John Anderson.
Well known for their feminist writings.
Yes.
I hope you can all come over to the union tonight.
We have our usual punch and cookies
and give you a chance to get acquainted with
and talk with Kathleen Fraser.
Also, there will be books for sale at the Union tonight.
And I have, again, a few thousand copies
of the newsletter and the schedule in case
you didn't get one.
No, for free.
We're going to start charging for the brownies.
Kathleen Fraser comes from San Francisco.
Since 1972, she's been associated
with the creative writing department at San Francisco
State.
We've long wanted to have her and very happy
that she's finally here.
Her work appears in all the usual small magazines
and large magazines, important anthologies.
Her most recent book is The Magritte series published
by Tuumba press in 77.
And she has a book from Harper & Row called What I Want.
She'll be reading from those books and from new work for us
tonight.
We're very happy to have her with us Kathleen Fraser.