1960-1970 SEPTEMBER - DECEMBER, 2002 - 16 events ( 10 aft. - 6 eve ) Oct. 24 3:00 BRUCE MOLSKY An Afternoon with the “Rembrandt of Appalachian Fiddling” Bill Moyers - Margaret Mead - Arnold J. Toynbee - Virgil Fox - Jean Ritchie - Sept. 08 2:00 re:fresh Contemporary music One of the most infl uential fi ddlers of his generation, Bruce Dorian Wind Quintet - Agnes Moorehead - John Jacob Niles - Dayton Civic Ballet - Sunday Molsky is also a remarkable guitarist, banjoist, and singer. Special José Molina Dance Troupe - Kentucky Opera Association- Kenneth B. Clark - Phelps Stokes Fritz Schindler, ‘00, and a group of students from Life Bible Guest appearance of Mitch Barrett and Carla Glover. Molsky will Finnish National Gymnastics Team - Norwegian Soloist Choir - Singing Boys of Mexico College East in Christiansburg, VA share their witness in song appear each evening of the Celebration of Traditional Music and praise. This afternoon is an opportunity for students to be sponsored by the Appalachian Center. introduced to the various religious fellowships in the community Oct. 31 3:00 BRENDA SALTER-McNEIL 1970-1980 of Berea. Sponsored by the Campus Christian Center. Huston Smith - Louisville Bach Society - Buell Kazee - Ralph Vaughan Williams - BEREA Dr. Brenda Salter-McNeil is founder and president of Overfl ow Sept. 12 3:00 LARRY D. SHINN Living Upstream Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass Boys - Alex Haley - Malcolm Boyd - Ray Harm - Ministries, Inc., in Chicago, Il, a multiethnic organization devoted to the ministry of racial and ethnic reconciliation. She previously Cincinnti Ballet Company - Paul Green - William Stringfellow - Julian Bond - President Shinn opens the new academic year, as he shares his served on the staff of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship. Sponsored Louisville Symphony Orchestra - National Theatre of the Deaf - Koto Ensemble - expectations and visions for Berea College. by the Campus Christian Center and the Earl and Sue Robbins Wilma Dykeman - Billy Ed Wheeler - Cratis Williams - C. Eric Lincoln - Odetta - COLLEGE Lecture Fund. Robbins Peace & Brotherhood Lecture. McClain Family Band - James Lovell - Japanese Noh Play - Cornelia Wilbur - Sept. 19 *8:00 One Race One People One Peace Hodding Carter III - Lexington Philharmonic & Lexington Singers - Frank Perdue A Choreopoem by James H. Chapmyn, staring Mr. Chapmyn and Donny Monaco Nov. 07 College-Wide Symposium Bernice Reagon - Gurney Norman - Vincent Harding - Yass Hakoshima - The performance uses video and music combined with dramatic and Classes and non-essential labor are dismissed at noon until the close of the Symposium. James Chenault - Michael Novak - Elizabeth Culbreth - John McCutcheon comic monologues to celebrate the struggle for a renewed sense For students to receive credit for attending the second event they must attend the fi rst. of dignity and humanity that can change the world. ONE RACE 1980-1990 looks at racism, homophobia and terrorism through poignant monologues and poetic scenes. A post-convocation dialogue will 1:15 - 2:30 NORMAN SOLOMON Lily Mae Ledford - Steven Hawley - Paul Bomani - Reel World String Band - be facilitated by Mr. Chapmyn. Sponsored by the Black Cultural The Habits of Highly Deceptive Media: Decoding Spin and Lies in Mainstream News Danish National Gymnastics Team - Phillip Slater - Henry J. Heimlich - Calliope - Center. ‡ Norman Solomon is a nationally syndicated columnist whose Roy Bookbinder - Sonia Sanchez - Anne Braden - Paul Robeson, Jr. - Carl Sagan - Sept. 26 3:00 M. EUGENE BORING Who is God? Good News to All! accuracy and courage in revealing the media bias “behind the Louis Stokes - Manning Marable - Steel Bandits - Clyde Foley Cummings Band - news” informs and inspires audiences around the country. He is John Anderson - Okomankoma Kyerma Cultural Troupe - James Kirkwood - Dr. Eugene Boring is Professor of New Testament, Brite Divinity co-author of the widely praised books, Unreliable Sources: A Warren C. Bowles - Daniel Keyes - Madeleine L’Engle - Wallace Terry - Cleve Jones- School, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX. Presented as Guide to Detecting Bias in the News Media and Wizards of Media part of the activities of the Accent on Christian Faith Week Oz: Behind the Curtains of Mainstream News and author of The Boston Camerata - Pierre Feit Concertino - Juanita M. Kreps - Paula Giddings - sponsored by the Campus Christian Center and the Ruth Pister- Trouble with Dilbert: How Corporate Culture Gets the Last Battlefi eld Band - Orpheus Chamber Orch. - Mark Mathabane - Eugene Istomin - Hampel Memorial Fund. Laugh. The William J. Hutchins Memorial Convocation. Queen Ida & Her Zydeco Band - W. Deen Muhammad - Daniel Berrigan - James Randi - Sept. 27 *8:00 NASHVILLE MANDOLIN ENSEMBLE 3:00 - 4:00 Questions, Answers and Dialogue Borealis Wind Quintet - Ali A. Mazrui - Yolanda King - James Burke - Maya Angelou - Friday Bach, Beatles and Bill Monroe Australian Chamber Orch. with Joshua Bell - Warren Farrell - Richard Reeves - Written questions will be received during the intermission and Jamake Highwater - Benjamin L. Hooks - Western Wind - James “Sparky” Rucker - Led by Butch Baldassari, of the Blair School of Music at Vanderbilt, submitted to Mr. Solomon. the NME features some of the fi nest string player in Nashville; two Lerone Bennett, Jr. - Letty Cottin Pogrebin - La Bottine Souriante - Moses Rascoe - mandolins, mandola, mandocello, guitar and bass. Nov. 14 *8:00 KAHURANGI, THE MAORI DANCE THEATRE OF NEW ZEALAND Charles “Pete” Conrad, Jr. - Klezmer Conservatory Band ‡ A Stephenson Memorial Concert Peoples of the Pacifi c

Oct. 03 3:00 York: Explorer c.1774 – c. 1818 Kahurangi brings to life the heritage of the Maori and their 1990-2000 portrayed by HASAN DAVIS Polynesian relatives through its vivid repertoire of tribal music, Harry Caudill - Verta Mae Grosvenor - Holly Near - Linda Chavez - Khenany dance and hand-crafted traditional costumes. Kahurangi is the Harlem Spiritual Ensemble - Naomi Tutu - Merlene Davis - Parker J. Palmer - In the expedition Lewis and Clark led to the Pacifi c Ocean in 1803 A GSTR 109 event only professional Maori Dance company touring in North America. -1806, York, a body servant of William Clark, was a major asset ‡ A Stephenson Memorial Concert Chestnut Brass Company - Jean Kilbourne - Phyllis Schlafl y - Pennyloafers - Guy Davis - in dealing with Indians, who regarded his blackness as “big Andy Stewart and Manus Lunny - Felix Brown - Giancarlo Esposito - Arun Gandhi - CONVOCATION medicine.” Hasan Davis, ’85, is a community activist, advocate Nov. 21 3:00 DIVISIONAL CONVOCATIONS: Held concurrently in different locations Jesse L. Jackson, Jr. - Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer - Betty Carter & Her Trio - for youth, lawyer, motivational speaker, poet and actor. The Dean of the Faculty Dr. CLIFFORD CAIN, Professor of Philosophy and Religion, Jeb Stuart Magruder - Lhamo Folk Opera of Tibet - Nat Hentoff - Kathryn Kolbert - Oct. 07 *8:00 BRIAN LAMB Dean of the Chapel, Franklin College, Franklin IN, is the Lilly Casselberry-Dupreé - Kevin Locke - Sukay - Pascual Olivera & Angela Del Moral - Monday Visiting Professor of Religion at Berea College during the Dmitri Ratser - Uptown String Quartet - San Fransco Taiko Dojo - Brian McNeill - CALENDAR Brian Lamb helped found C-SPAN ( Cable-Satellite Public Academic year. Baird Lounge, Alumni Building Ralph Stanley & Clinch Mountain Boys - Bernita Berry - Brenda Verner - Tom Tso - Affairs Network ), a 24-hour news network which brings the political and cultural debate to the TV viewer unedited. The Science Faculty The Human Skeleton in Forensic Science Kayago of Africa - Historic Aeolian Hall Concert - Eugene Redmond - Clifford Cain - (Sponsored by the Offi ce of the President.) Craig Williams - Charles Kegley, Jr. - Peter Menzel - Gloria Naylor - Donald Bogle - Dr. WILLIAM M. BASS is Professor Emeritus, Department of Anthropology, University of Tennessee and creator and director of Tibetan Monks: Sacred Music Sacred Dance - Billy Childs - Harriet Lerner - Oct. 09 *8:00 MOJO and the BAYOU GYPSIES Wednesday UT’s Forensic Anthropology Center, which oversees the unusual Chenille Sisters - Terry Waldo Gothic All-Stars - Judy Chicago - James Reston, Jr. - Seabury Arena Mojo and his Wild Krewe from the Bayou are leading performers outdoor lab known as “The Body Farm.” Science 106 Waverly Consort - Maxwell Street Klezmer Band - The Ahn Trio - Jesse Jackson, Sr. - of the music popular in Cajun country. Cajuns and Creoles fi ll Physical Education AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION JUMP ROPE TEAMS Rhythm and Brass - Brent Kennedy - Saxton’s Cornet Band - Kartic Seshadri - 2002 - 2003 their parties with good people, good times, and great music and and Health dancing. Top off your Mountain Day activities with this dance The Men of the Deeps with Rita MacNeil - H. H., the Dalai Lama - bell hooks - Coached by Joy Faye Heines, ’84, a teacher of physical convo. to honor the graduating seniors of 2002-03. Cosponsored education at the Jane Hite Elementary School in Louisville and Sheila Kay Adams - Richard Davis - N. Brent Kennedy - William Schulz - with the Campus Activities Board, Campus Activities and the Kathy Todd, ‘76, a physical education teacher at the Shannon Jay Unger & Molly Mason - Amiri Baraka - Chorovaya Akademia - Cal Thomas - Offi ce of the Alumni Association. Dress is informal. Johnson Elementary School in Berea, these jump-rope Coulter-Phillips Ensemble - Mick Maloney - Tommy Sands - Eileen Ivers Oct. 17 3:00 FOUNDERS’ DAY CONVOCATION demonstration teams are ambassadors for the American Heart Association and help generate funds to fi ght heart disease and Each student is expected to attend seven convocations each term except during their 2000-2002 This Convocation will celebrate Berea’s interracial history by strokes. Seabury Arena Attallah Shabazz - Morris Dees - Leon Bates - Dean Shostak - Ulali - Julia Hare - term of graduation. Every student should become familiar with the convocation rules honoring Professor John William Bate, ‘1881, an African which are published in the Student Handbook and Calendar and the online Convocation English, Theatre and BUNRAKU PUPPETRY Roscoe Lee Browne & Anthony Zerbe - Rosalie Sorrels -Spencer Crew - Paul Loeb - American who overcame many obstacles to attend Berea College webpages. Starred events – often music or drama – usually last longer than one hour. and to live out Berea’s mission through his life’s work as an Speech Communication Tamara and the Shadow Theatre of Java - Tlen-Huicani - Bobby Seale - Nexus - Students should not attend these longer events to receive credit if they cannot stay educational advocate and founder of Bate High School, an all Students and staff members of the Mountain Spirit Puppet Father Roy Burgeois - A Scottish Christmas - Ralph Nader - Edwin Meese - the full time. Convocation events are presented in Phelps Stokes Auditorium unless black high school in Danville, KY which was in operation from Troupe, supported by the Berea College Undergraduate Paragon Ragtime Orch. - Khac Chi Ensemble - Chatham Baroque - Bunraku Puppetry - otherwise indicated, or announced beforehand. As events are subject to cancellation, 1915 to 1964. President Shinn will present the John G. Fee Award Research Initiative Program, performed this past summer at the please refer to the announcement boards in the Alumni Building, the College Post Offi ce, prestigious International Puppet Festival in Iida, Japan. Playwright Michael Eric Dyson - Baldemar Velasquez - Judy Shepard - John Edward Hasse - in the name of John William Bate to his grandchildren. Sponsored or the College Website for confi rmation, or notice of change. by the President’s Offi ce. Trish Ayers wrote the scripts for the two plays. McGaw Theatre Czechoslovak Girls’ Choir - Jude Narita - Mary Lou Fallis - Pamela Ross ‡ Dress up is appropriate. Visitors are welcome. Dec. 05 *8:00 THE CAMPBELL BROTHERS Sacred Steel for the Holidays Mar. 06 *8 00 TURTLE ISLAND STRING QUARTET with the YING QUARTET *8:00 THE BUTCH THOMPSON TRIO PLAYS FAVORITES Purposes of Convocation Programs

Chuck and Derick Campbell are an anointed duo of accomplished A collaborative concert by the Turtle Island String Quartet and the Well-known across America from its long run on public radio’s A steel guitarists raised up in the “sacred steel” style, a rare music Ying Quartet, including the Balakrishnan Octet, a new work by Prairie Home Companion with Garrison Keillor, the Butch Thomp- A signifi cant part of a student’s educational experience at Berea Col- tradition rooted in the African-American Holiness-Pentecostal David Balakrishnan of the TISQ. In this unique concert tour, they son lege is offered through lectures, symposia, concerts and the performing arts. church, commonly known as the House of God, Keith Dominion. A GSTR 109 event explore jazz, improvisation and the classical string quartet Trio has earned critical and popular recognition around the world These events present outstanding personalities who enliven the intellectual, Rounding out the band is a high-energy rhythm section featuring tradition. ‡ A Stephenson Memorial Concert for its exuberant brand of classic jazz and ragtime. Specializing in brother Phil on electric guitar and his son Carlton on drums. the music of Scott Joplin, Jelly Roll Morton, Fats Waller, and other aesthetic and religious life and perform an important educational role. Con- Returning by popular request, the group presents music of the Mar. 13 *8:00 JAMES RANDI Science and Pseudoscience heroes of early jazz, the Trio offers concert audiences a closeup vocations also provide common experiences for students, faculty, and staff season. ‡ A Stephenson Memorial Concert of a vital chapter in American music. leading toward the establishment of a unifi ed academic community. James Randi has an international reputation as a magician and ‡ A Stephenson Memorial Concert JANUARY - MAY, 2003- 18 events ( 10 aft. - 8 eve.) escape artist, but today he is best known as the world’s most (Credit for Short Term events is included in the total for Spring Term) tireless investigator and demystifi er of paranormal and pseudo- Apr. 24 THE HOT CLUB OF COWTOWN Convocations are designed as a supplement to the curriculum, aug- scientifi c claims. ‡ The Inaugural Berea College Science Lecture. menting general education in regular classes, bringing ideas of wide interest 3:00 Lecture/demonstration Hot Jazz and Western Swing Jan. 20 3:00- John Leonard Harris If Dr. King Were Alive Today to all students, regardless of their focus of studies, and bringing contempo- Doña Rosita’s Jalapeño Kitchen Monday Mar. 20 *8:00 *8:00 How The West Was Swung rary issues, personalities and multicultural experiences into the curriculum. John Leonard Harris is a native of St. Louis, MO and a graduate written by Rodrigo Duarte-Clark and performed by RUBY NELDA PEREZ of the University of Missouri-Columbia. Mr. Harris is the founder They call themselves The Hot Club of Cowtown, a reference to The breadth of convocations offered during a student’s academic career at of Harris Consulting Services, through which he provides cultural The alternately hilarious and troubling story of one woman’s fi ght the hot jazz playing of Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli Berea College provides a sampling of thought and personalities from the education programs for community, corporate and education to save her barrio neighborhood and its culture, Doña Rosita invites in the legendary Quintet of the Hot Club of France, and to the wide spectrum of academic fi elds and the performing arts. clients. Cosponsored by the Black Cultural Center, the Black the audience for the “Last Supper” in the Salsipuedes (“get-out- fi ddle tunes and cowboy songs which were also central to their Enrichment Advisory Board, and the Campus Christian Center. while-you-can”) barrio while she contemplates selling her restaur- sound. The trio has been touring virtually non-stop developing the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Convocation ant/home of 23 years, to make way for a brand new tourist shopping tight, driving ensemble sound that is the band’s trademark. Learn The Great Commitments of Berea College mall. Generous servings of one fl avorful character after another will the Texas two-step and join others in this dance convo. ‡ For students to receive credit for attending the following event they must attend leave your spirit nourished. Ruby Nelda Perez is one of the most A Stephenson Memorial Concert • To provide an educational opportunity primarily for students from Appala- and turn in one of their convocation cards following Mr. Harris’ lecture. acclaimed and beloved Chicana theater artists in the nation. (This program is presented as part of the activities sponsored this month May 01 3:00 Service Convocation Sponsored by Campus Ministry chia, black and white, who have great promise and limited economic Baird Lounge *6:00 Diversity: Moving Forward Together by the Women’s History Month Committee.) ‡ resources.

Apr. 03 THE KENTUCKY JAZZ REPERTORY ORCHESTRA Additional Convocations A diversity workshop led by Mr. Harris. This workshop will • To provide an education of high quality with a liberal arts foundation and explore topics such as: the true defi nition of diversity, concept of Students are invited to attend any of the performances of the Berea College Theatre Labora- 3:00 DICK DOMEK with the Kentucky Jazz Repertory Small Ensemble outlook. culture and the learned value of people, and the formula for Duke Ellington: Dreamer, Tone Painter and Composer tory in the Jelkyl Drama Building; however, convocation credit is limited to the designated developing cross-cultural understanding and sensitivity performances indicated below. The convocation card must be handed to the Convocation Usher Richard “Dick” Domek is a codirector of the Kentucky Jazz before leaving the Theatre. • To stimulate understanding of the Christian faith and its many expres- Feb. 06 3:00 JIM WALLIS Repertory Orchestra. Ellington’s revolutionary instrumental and Students are also invited to attend any of the music and dance performances of the groups sions and to emphasize the Christian ethic and the motive of service tonal innovations will be discussed and demonstrated, and a pre- to others. Co-founder of Sojourners, a “group of people dedicated to the view of several tunes from the evening concert will be offered. listed below; however, credit is limited. The convocation card must be handed to a Convoca- application of Biblical ethics and social justice to contemporary tion Usher before leaving the room in which the performance was presented on the announced American society; Editor of Sojourners Magazine, a “progressive *8:00 Ellington Celebration dates. Admission to Berea Baptist Church, Union Church and the McGaw Theatre will be limited • To provide for all students through the labor program experiences for Christian commentary on faith, politics and culture;” and founder to available seating. learning and serving in community, and to demonstrate that labor, of Call to Renewal, which seeks to move America toward a new The KJRO is a specially-assembled group well-suited to recreating politics through”: 1) Overcoming poverty, 2) Dismantling racism/ Duke Ellington’s music. Comprised of music faculty from a number A student can receive up to a total of three convocation credits during mental and manual, has dignity as well as utility. white supremacy, 3) Affi rming life, and 4) Rebuilding family and of central Kentucky colleges and universities, as well as free the academic year for attending one theatre event, one musical event, community. Mr. Wallis will share his beliefs and his assessment lance professional musicians, this seventeen-piece band will bring and one dance event chosen from among the following six groups. • To assert the kinship of all people and to provide interracial education with for the prospects of the movement. Cosponsored by the the house down as it shows fi rsthand the color, power, texture, Dates, time and location for musical ensemble performances are subject to change. a particular emphasis on understanding and equality among blacks President’s Offi ce, the Campus Christian Center, and the Center energy and soul, and the outright human communica- See announcements on campus bulletin boards or the college website for Excellence in Learning Through Service. tive quality that Ellington’s music so forcefully generates. and whites. to confi rm the place, date and time of the performance. ‡ A Stephenson Memorial Concert Feb. 13 *8:00 Hitmakers, Heroes & Homeruns A student can receive one convo. credit for attending one performance of only one of the • To create a democratic community dedicated to education and equality A Musical Celebration of Jazz and Negro League Baseball Apr. 10 BOBBY SANABRIA AND ASCENSIÓN following musical ensembles: featuring Byron Motley and His Trio for women and men. 3:00 BOBBY SANABRIA Black Music Ensemble Stories of Negro League players intertwine with those of some of CLAVE: THE KEY: A Rhythmic Journey from Africa to the New World • To maintain a residential campus and encourage in all members of the our greatest musicians. During this segregated period in American Nov. 23: Homecoming Concert. Phelps-Stokes. *1:00 p.m., Saturday history they traveled the same roads, stayed in the same hotels, Bobby Sanabria, Master of Afro-Cuban Jazz/percussionist/ community a way of life characterized by plain living, pride in labor ate in the same restaurants, and were inspired by each other. The composer/arranger/educator, demonstrates the fi ve-beat rhythm Concert Choir and Chamber Singers well done, zest for learning, high personal standards, and concern performance is a multi-media presentation utilizing archival video of the clave as the “key” to unlocking the roots of Afro-Cuban for the welfare of others. footage, slides, and interview sound bites. The show music. Bringing us into present day America, he dem- May 4: Spring Concert. Berea Baptist Church. *3:00 p.m., Sunday demonstrates that the Negro Leagues and the music of the period onstrates how the fi ve-beat clave remains at the core of such Wind Ensemble and Jazz Ensemble were important social, cultural and economical developments for musical styles as Rock & Roll and Hip Hop. • To serve the Appalachian region primarily through education but also by all Americans. ‡ The Craft Memorial Convocation other appropriate services.” *8:00 BOBBY SANABRIA and ASCENSIÓN Masters of Afro-Cuban Jazz May 13: Spring Concert. Phelps-Stokes. *8:00 p.m., Tuesday Feb. 20 3:00 JOHN GRAY Breaking the Silence Jazz has been called a great American art form, but one of the A student can receive one convo. credit for attending one performance of the Theatre 4:00 most vital styles in the genre –Latin jazz – has musical roots that Laboratory: The Berea College Convocation Website - http://www.berea.edu/convo/ John Gray has made a career out of confronting groups of people stretch from West Africa to the former Spanish colonies of the with their own prejudices, exposing their true feelings and Feb. 21, 22, 26 - Mar. 1: Spinning Into Butter. (not suitable for children) Visit the Berea College Convocations website for information concern- New World, specifi cally Cuba, and onward to the U.S. ‡ reactions to racial, gender, age, disabilities, sexual orientation and McGaw Theatre. *8:00 p.m. A Stephenson Memorial Concert ing the speakers and performing artists in the convocation series, including other commonly held stereotypes. This program presents a pictures, links to homepages and other sites with related information. Any A student can receive one convo. credit for attending one performance of only one of the psychodrama that vividly demonstrates stereotyping and Apr. 17 THE BUTCH THOMPSON TRIO changes in the calendar schedule will be posted as soon as possible. Visit as prejudice in action. Sponsored with the Black Cultural Center and following dance ensembles: often as you like as new information will be added from time to time concern- the Black Enrichment Advisory Board. 3:00 BUTCH THOMPSON Ragtime and Early Jazz Modern Dance Concert Carter G. Woodson Memorial Convocation ing upcoming events Pianist Butch Thompson is one of the most prominent musicians March 14 & 15, 2003: Kinetic Expressions, 2003. McGaw Theatre. Feb. 27 3:00 ALICIA PETERS PAGAN and RAY TWO CROWS in traditional jazz. He began his recording career in 1964, and *8:00 p.m., Friday and Saturday joined the staff of public radio’s A Prairie Home Companion in For nearly one hundred years, Berea College Convocations has made lectures and the A program of music and speaking about Native American 1974, remaining full-time with the show until 1986. He writes on Berea College Country Dancers performing arts available without charge both to Berea College students and to the public. traditions and beliefs. Cosponsored with the Center for jazz for various magazines and produces a weekly jazz radio Excellence in Learning Through Service. Persons wishing to assist in the continuation of this tradition are invited to contact the program in Minneapolis. April 1: Annual Performance. Old Seabury Gym. *8:00 p.m., Tuesday Development Offi ce, C.P.O. 2216, Berea College, Berea, KY 40404-2216.