Senate Settles 1 Art Critic to Give Lecture of Excessive Absences

Val. 6-No. 20 Jacksonville (Alabama) State University Monday, February 16, 1976 Art critic to give lecture The Jacksonville State The artists exhibiting are Alabama in Tuscaloosa. Events open to the public University Department of Lakin Boyd of Alabama begin the evening of Feb. 19 Art and the Friends of the A&M University, John Dillon The second event is a visit at 7:30pm. with a lecture by Ms, a patrons organization of the oniversity of Alabama by Mr. Graham Collier, Mr. Collier in the Student for the Jacksonville- in Birmingham, Tom Professor of Art at the Commons Auditorium. His Gadsden-Anniston area, are Hammond and Richard University of Georgia. Mr. lecture is entitled "The wonsoring two events Olsen of the University of Collier is renowned as an art Interior World of the Poet durvlg February. Georgia, Adrienne Hart of critic and author, both in the and Artist" and a reception The first is a print and the University of Mon- United States and England, will follow. On Friday, Feb. drawing exhibition featuring tevallo, Tom Mims of the his native country. Two of 20, Mr. Collier will hold an twentyseven works by nine University of North his books, "Form, Space and informal discussion with in- southern artist-teachers. Alabama, Maltby Sykes of Vision" and "Art and the terested persons in the The exhibition begins on Auburn University, William Creative Consciousness," painting studio of Hammond Sunday, Feb. 8 with a Wahsley of Florida State are widely used in Univer- Hall at 130 pm. A reception reception from 2:30-4:30 to University and Richard sity and college art depart- will follow in the Ah Gallery which the public is invited. Zoellner of the UniQersityof ments. in Harnrnond Hall. The exhibition will continue until Feb. 25 in the Ham- mond Hall Gallery at University. The gallery hours are 1:00-3:30 on Monday through Friday or BY JANET COLVm returning to Michigan State wrapies at Essex ~unty by appointment. The Baptist Campus for graduate study. Hospital Center in Cedar Graham Collier Ministry of JSU has booked Ken's master's degree is in Grove, N. J. before begin- Ken Medema, a multi- music therapy and applied ning his full-time singing talented performer who has voice. Jane's is in music career. become one of the most well- ducation. Despite the fact that Ken Senate settles 1~usiness known musicians in the field Ken served as Director of of contemporary Christian Music wd Creative Art (See MEDEMA, Page 2) music. of excessive absences The concert is to be held. Due to the confusion at the Feb. 2 SGA from the Senate to be invalidated. To Feb. 26 at Leone Cole meeting over the list of senators removed amend this, the Senate - approved a Auditorium at 7:30 pm. from the Senate for exceeding the motion by Joe Maloriey to again remove Advance tickets are $3 and number of absences allowed, SGA these senators from office. may .be purchased at tb president Sindo Mayor vetoed the bill They are Kent Dunstan, Jimmy BCM Center. To order removing those 12 senators from the rolls Rowan, Mike Phipps, Ronnie Stisher, tickets send a stamped, self- at last Monday night's SGA meeting. Brian Zaki, and Mike McCullars. addressed envelope to Ken They are Kent Dunstan, Jimmy In other less confusing business, the Medema concert, P. 0. Box Rowan, Mike Phipps, Tim Walker, Senate approved a motion by Carl 151, Jacksonville, AL 36265. Wayne Hinton, Terry Goggans, Ronnie Phillips, newly appointed justice to the Deadline for mail orders ir Stisher, Mike Wall, Mike McCullars, Judiciary Court, that the following be Feb. 23. Tickets will be $4 at Larry Hanline, Pat hgand Brian Zaki. accepted as rules for the Judiciary the door and proceeds will be According to Mayor, Pat Long, Larry Court: 1) No penalty shall be imposed used for Choir Tour and Hanline and Tim Walker should not have that's greater than has already been Summer Missions Fund. Ken's talents -as singer, been removed from the Senate because given; and 2) In case of a tie, the previous penalty or situation shall stand. composer and pianist are they were resident senators whose term fantastic in their own right, of office ended at the close of last This motion was approved over a previous motion by Phillips that the rules but wen more so due to the semester. Pat Long, who in addition had fact that he has been blind not exceeded his number of absences, also contain a section dealing with criminal contempt. This motion was since birth. was reelected by his dorm for this He has not considered this semester. opposed by Sen. Dennis Pantazis on the grounds that the SGA is not a "policing a handicap, however, and Mayor also said that Terry Goggans has many accomplishmento and Mike Wall should not have been organization ." The Senate also approved a motion by to his credit. removed from the Senate because they He attended Michigan Pat Long to cosponsor a dance marathon had never received letters cam for State University where lm with AT0 and Phi Beta Lambda for a them to appear before the Senate to met Jane Smith, who lath explain their absences. Wayne Hinton worthy cause. became his wife. They should not have been removed, Mayor The Senate also allocated $12,00Ofor the worked together as activity said, because he had never been elected appearance of the Ozark Mountain therapists with multi- to the Senate in the first place. Daredevils and tabled for another week handicapped patients at Ft. Mayor's veto also caused the removal cfiscussion and vote on the proposed Wayne State Hospital and of six others qualified for removal constitution. Training Center before Ken Medema Paae 2 'Devil's Disciple' to be presented Feb. 1 7-26 Jacksonville state meaningful play features tun, of the century musical University's Drama two characters, in Octobw. Other programs Department will present the philosophical opposites, dealing with the American play, "The Devil's Disciple" brought together in an ironic experience of early and on campus, Feb. 17-21. and humorous alliance by middle 20th ceritury will be The Bicentennial the emotions unleashed by staged later next season. production will be at 8 pm. the struggle for American "The Devil's Disciple" is a nightly in Leone Cole Independence. colorful, exciting and funny Auditorium. Tickets to the "The Devil's Disciple is presentation of viewpoints of ptblic are Y.50 for adults the first in a series of JSU events unfolding in the and $1 for students. dramatic performances America of two centuries The play, written by depicting various periods ago. George Bernard Shaw, takes throughout the 200-year The play is directed by place just before the battle of history of the U. S. A play Wayne Claeren and designed Saratoga during the about the Civil War era will by Carlton Ward, head of the American Revolution. be presented in May, and a drama department . The hilarious vet Blood drive set Group to perform The spring blood drive has been scheduled for March 1. The director for the third time in a row is Robert Smith. "Devil's Disciple," a play taking place public are $1.50 and $1 for students. Shown The goal of this blood drive has been set at 600 pints, and during the American Revolution will be here at rehe~sal,from left, are: Huey again this semester there will be organizational com- presented by Jacksonville State Hamilton, Huntsville; Warren Wilson, petition. University's Drama Department on Woodland; Clare DeVore, Lineville; Kim The drive is tentatively scheduled to be held from 10 campus, February 17-21 at 8 p.m. nightly Smith, Attalla; and Wayne Claeren, am. to 4 pm. in Leone Cole Auditorium. in Leone Cole Auditorium. Tickets for the director. The faculty sponsors for the drive are Dean Edwards and Dean Higginbotham, the dean of men and the dean of wmen respectively. Medema Hardee's will give away free Huskie Juniors on the day of the drive to those who show their donor card. (Continued From Page 1) received a good religious churches, civic Century lives. education from his Christian organizations and youth The following statement All the pancakes and sausage you can parents and his church, it groups at various places in by Ken surqs up his eat for $1.50 per person. At the was not until college that he the United States and philosophy about his made a personal com- JACKSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL lunch Canada. His repertory in- Christian life and his ex- mitment to Jesus Christ. He cludes everything from pression of it through his room on Saturday, February 21,1976, says it was Jane who led him American folk hymns to music : from 5:30 to 2:00 P.M. to "understand the meaning current popular music to of Christian discipleship." traditional oratories. "There's a new song in my Sponsored by the Jacksonville High Ken has been performing Ken's own style draws life and a new life that School Band Booster Club. his own compositions of greatly from the elements of permeates all my songs. It contemporary Christian folk and rock music as well compels me to share my music since 1970 and has as his own classical training. experience with a God who is since appeared before The lvrics reflect his Der- here and now. Today's music ---- -"---- -- - ~ sonal experiences as :one styles, so vital and energetic, "born again" and what he Create language well suited for telling people about new life, new hope, and new joy ." @ Sophomores.

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