Recording of Wolfgang Foag's, Deus ex Kommagena. This piece is built up as a "triptychon", combining a church tune with a harsh melody figures and chords in the central part. The recording equipment includes: studiomaster 12/2B, TEAC 80/8, FOSTEX 20. The instruments heard are Sequential Circuits Multitrack, Yamaha TX81-Z, Washburn Delay WD1400, Yamaha MCS2.

A guest artist recital performed at the UNT College of Music Recital Hall.

The National Museum of the Pacific War presents an oral interview with Dr. Clarence Mast. Mast had finished medical school in 1942 before joining the Navy. While serving at Camp Sampson, he treated an outbreak of spinal meningitis. He was then attached as a medical officer to the 112th Naval Construction Battalion and went to Quoddy, Maine before going to Hawaii to serve as a surgeon at Kaneohe. His next station was at Tinian, where his unit built very long runways for B-29 bombers. he was aboard an LST during a typhoon at Okinawa. He was there when the war ended and was discharged the following April.