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YSU Black United Students to Provide 9. -JF - •„«t^ja* ORBITING SNOWMEN AND FLYING TREE LIMBS In the photo above, Dr. Young,~Physics and Astronomy, makes a snowman with the snow which filtered through the Planetarium heater/A drift several feet long formed in the Planetarium as a result of the defective heater. In the upper" right shot two passing students help a stranded motorist remove a limb which fell on her car during the Friday snow storm. Tuesday, February 1, 1977 'YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY Vol. 54-No. 26 President Coffelt officially temperatures stayed under the closed, the University at noon freezing mark. On Monday, the on Friday and Governor Rhodes majority of area schools were suggested to all state employees closed with the exception of that they leave work early, as 'our campus and the Salem branch a result of a "severe snow• of Kent State. YSU remained storm which hit the area.Friday. open this week for the same A program of "Spirituals and Her program will open with Alien, who was born in Beginning early Friday morn• reason as the previous week, Art Songs" has been selected by Phillis Wheatley's "Poem-His Campbell and graduated from ing the storm was accompanied a long range surplus of fuel oil. mezzo-soprano Betty Allen to Excellency (General Washington"; Rayen High School in 1944, sang by gusting winds and falling Residents of Hubbards west side were perform when she returns to her followed by Francis Hopkinson's in a church choir in Youngstown temperatures. evacuated early Morning because native Youngstown for a recital "Three Songs," Wheatley's and performed with the Many businesses and industries of an electric power failure. performance at 8 p.m. Friday, "PoenvOn Imagination," Edward A. Youngstown YWCA glee club. closed, and at .11:30 am the Most residents were evacuated Feb. 4, in Powers Auditorium. MacdowelTs "1m Walde" and While a student at Wilberforce City of Youngstown made an to nearby relief centers set up for The program. is presented by "Leichte Silberwolken University, her interest in singing announcement that it was closing the emergency. YSU's Artist Lecture Series and is Schweben," Charles T. Griffes' was nurtured. She then down the majority of its offices. Since late December this area free and open to the public. "Auf Geheimem Waldespfade," completed post-graduate work at Countee Cullen's "Poem for a The snow fall dissipated^ has been experiencing 30% to 40% Miss Allen has become an the Hartford School of Music, Poet" and "Cinco Canciones early Friday afternoon, but drift• lower temperatures then is artist of international standing, which led to a New Yorkjiebut in Negras" by Xavier Montsalvatge. ing snow continued to block normally expected.. Total snow performing throughout the world 1958. streets and highways causing accumulation has also been above and with every major orchestra in Other selections will be She received a scholarship to traffic jams and hazardous driving. normal comparing this years the United States. She currently Lawrence Dunbar's the Berkshire Festival in Over the weekend many snowfall with the fifteen year resides in New York and is a "Poem-Sympathy," James Tanglewood where she was businesses remained closed and average. member of the faculty of the Witfield's "Poem-America", 'discovered*; by Leonard Bernstein Manhattan School of Music. George Moses Ho r ton's who selected her to sing the solo "Poem-On Liberty and Slavery," part in his Jeremiah Symphony. Virgil Thomson's ' "Three Bernstein latter chose her to be YSU Black United Students to provide Soliloquies" Langston Hughes' soloist in the last concert as "Poem-Mother to Son" and "The musical director of the New York Life of Christ," arranged by Philharmonic. • Roland Hayes. - ', Allen made her operatic debut • 'The Black United Student organization, students will have a They are also sponsoring ari in South America in 1964 in Organization has the foundation more open and direct line to the award dinner-dance on Feb. 25 in Buenos Aires, where she was to be one of the most effective- activities offered to them. the .multi-purpose room in twice named Best Foreign Artist organizations on campus," stated Kilcawley Center. This is open to of the Season. Tom Franklin, at visor for. the They are currently involved all students .and faculty on She was recently awarded an Black United Students with Black History Month which campus. There will be awards '^honorary Doctor of Humane Organization here on campus. started on Monday, Jan. 31., given to outstanding student and | Letters degree by Wittenberg faculty achievement, outstanding The organization, which was ^University and was selected as student organization and started on campus this past fall During Black ' History Month I recipient of a $5,000 Ford department program* the student quarter, is open to all those they are sponsoring the Mr. and ! Foundation grant for Concert organization • with the highest interested in advising and Ms. Black Future crowning, Soloist. accumulative point average and A informing students* of the which will take place at 5:30 pjn. In recognition of her «*cess, outstanding achievement by a opportunities and .activities the State Department sent .er as Feb. 2. The qualifications for the community organization available for them at YSU. They cultural ambassador on a fourth contest are that the student must •affiliated with YSU. act as a communicator to black be either a junior or senior, must • tour of South America and later students and they try to identify have an accum. of 2.3 or higher Any.student interested in the sponsored her Mexican tour. to the large masses of students. and must comment on the Black BUS is urged to contact them at their office in Kilcawley Center. (Cont. on page 11) They, feel that through their future concept. Betty Alien Tuesday, February 1,-1977. The Jambar, Page 2 YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNtVERolTY Planetarium Showing YSU's Planetarium has scheduled additional Feb• ruary showings of its presen• tation on Mars entitled 'JThe, 1 STUDENT DEVELOPMENT ADVISES Vikings." TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1 THROUGH MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7 Free and open . to _ the TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1 .• that the cut-off date public, new showings are at 8 pjn. Fridays, Feb. 4 and 11, •Student Affairs, STUDENT VOUCHERS FOR YOUNGSTOWN SYMPHONY, for applying to get tutoring and 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday, PLAYHOUSE, MONDAY MUSICAL, WESTERN RESERVE BALLET, Feb. 12.'The program fea• 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Rooms 115,116, & 117, Kilcawley. in any subject is Friday , Feb. 4 tures views of the Mars Craft Center, CRAFT SALE, 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Kilcawley Arcade. KCPB/BlackStudies, BING DAVIS ART EXHIBIT, 10 a.m.-8 p.m., Kilcawley surface through the eyes of Art Gallery. , the Viking spacecraft. Re• Black Studies/ FILM PRESENTATION, Title: The Black Family, 10 a.m., m servations are available at 236 Kilcawley Center. 746-1851, - Ext. 406. Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, PRAYER MEETING, noon, 253 Kilcawley Center, SALES CLERK TO Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, LECTURE, Topic: "Christianity and The Cults," 1 p.m., 239 Kilcawley Center. OWNER OF HIGH FASHION KCPB, OBLIO'S COFFEE HOUSE, 8-11 p.m., Kilcawley Pub. Craft Sale MENS WEAR STORE" kVEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2 A craft sale is being •Student Affairs, STUDENT VOUCHERS FOR YOUNGSTOWN SYMPHONY, all welcome to listen and talk to sponsored by the Kilcawley PLAYHOUSE, MONDAY MUSICAL & WESTERN RESERVE BALLET, Craft Center from Monday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Rooms 115,116, & 117, Kilcawley. OSCAR-ANDERSON Jan. 31, to Friday, Feb. 4, praft Center, CRAFT SALE, 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Kilcawley Arcade. and Monday Feb. 7, to, KCPB/Black Studies, BING DAVIS ART EXHIBIT, 10 a.m.-8 p.m., Official at tte FASHION'MARKETING CLUB Opening, 4 p.m., Kilcawley Art Gallery. Friday, Feb. 11. KCPB, PUB FILM SERIES, Cartoon Parade, 11 a.m. & 1 p.m., Kilcawley Pub. ' MEETING The craft sale will be open Cooperative Campus Ministry, BOAR'S HEAD:-LUNCHEON, ii:3o a.m.- from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. each 1:30 p.m., St. John's Episcopal Church. A This Friday, Feb. 4th at 5:30 P.M. day and will be held in the Lambda Tau (Med. Tech. Society) MONTHLY MEETING, noon, Buckeye Kilcawley arcade. Room, Kilcawley Center. Apostolic Christian Fellowship, BIBLE CLASS, noon, 240 Kilcawley Center. History Club, SPEAKER/LUNCHEON, Speaker: Everette Abram, Geology, Topic: "Cuyier, Catastrophism, Compromise: The 19th Century Contro• versy Over the Age of The Earth;" noon, 238 Kilcawley Center. Art Club Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, PRAYER MEETING, noon, 253 Kilcawley Center. Newman Student Organization, BIBLE STUDY, 1-2 p.m., 238 Kilcawley The Art Club will hold an Center. informal critique at 7:30 p.m., \mateur Radio Club, AMATEUR LICENSING PREPARATION CLASS, on Thursday, Feb. 3, in 4 p.m., 238 Kilcawley. Clingan Waddell. Athletic Department, SWIMMING, w/AUegheny College, 5 p.m., Beeghly Pool. Athletic. Depar;unent,,^pME^'S,BASKETBALL, w/Geneva College, 7. p.m. Beeghly. \ ,, - , , Bake Sale Cooperatives Campus Ministry, FREE MEDICALCLINIC, 7-10 p.m;; Disciple House, corner. Spring & Wick. Circle K Club, MEETING, 239 Kilcawley Center. 901 Elm St near YSU + KCPB, FILM/LECTURE, Guest: Lee Frank, Topic: *!In Search of Big Foot & The Mathematics and Com• NEXT TO MARCO POLO The Loch Ness Monster, 8 p.m., Kilcawley Center.. puter Science Club will be Dana School of Music, DANA CONCERT SERIES, w/Dana Ragtime Orchestra, Open 12 noon tiH 2:30 am holding a bake sale from 8:30 Edward J. Largent, director, 8 p.m., Dana Recital HaU. a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 2, in the Engineering Science Lobby. The proceeds THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3 will go towards the planned Student Affairs,STUDENT VOUCHERS FOR YOUNGSTOWN SYMPHONY, field trip to the University of PLAYHOUSE, MONDAY MUSICAL & WESTER^ RESERVE BALLET, Illinois in Urbana this spring.
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