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CONNCENSUS CONNECTICUT COLLEGE Vol. 4S-No. 16 New London, Connecticut, Thursday, April 4, 1963 Prieel0e- Indonesian Team Members of College Faculty Theodora Wiesner Wins Semi-Finals Schedule Visiting Lectures Named Director Seven Connecticut College fac- Mr. M. Robert Cobbledick, Dean In Uber Cup Bid ulty members have given or will of Admission, attended a meeting Of Dance Program give lectures in various locations for prospective students at the Connecticut College was the on the Eastern seaboard this Connecticut College Alumnae·1 Announcement was r e c e n t IY scene last Monday of the semi- spring. Club of New Haven, on Saturday, made of the appointment of Miss finals of the Uber Cup competi- March 23. Theodora Wiesner td the director- tion. The Indonesian Women's Miss Alice Johnson, Dean of Freshmen, addressed the Parent- ship of the School of Dance at badminton team swept to a 7-0 Edgar deN. Mayhew, Associate Connecticut College. victory over New Zealand and Teachers Association of Hunter- Director of Lyman Allyn Muse- College High School, New York earned the privilege to move on um, gave the fourth of his series Miss Wiesner, an associate pro- City, Wednesday evening, March to a meet with England in the of lectures on Europe to the Town fessor at Brooklyn College where interzone finals of the Uber Cup 20, on "The First Year at College: and County Club of Hartford, she is also director of dance, has competition. England reached the Expectation and Reality." Tuesday, March 19. On Friday, been an administrative assistant interzone finals with a triumph March 21, Mr. Mayhew spoke to at the summer dance school in over Canada. The winner of the Area Art Exhibits the New London League of Wom- New London since 1949. She is a interzone final will go to the en Voters on New London Rede- former chairman of the dance challenge round against the Unit- To Feature Works velopment. section of the Midwest Physical ed States at Wilmington, Dela- Education Association and has ware on Saturday. Tuesday, March 19, Philip H. been chairman of the national Of Conn. Faculty Jordan, Jr'j Instructor in History, section on dance of the American More than 50 members of the l\liss Theodora Wiesner addressed the Old Sturbridge Association of Health, Physical Indonesia's diplomatic colony in Three members of the Connect- Village's Visitor Reception Staff Education and Recreation. In as- New York came to Crozier-Wil- icut College Art Department will -hosts and hostesses, craft demo suming her new duties on July 1, liams to witness their team's tri- be represented in two important onstrators, and shop personnel- Competitive Sing Miss Wiesner will replace Miss umph over the New Zealanders. New England shows opening this on early New England's leaders Jeanette Schlottman who has They included members of the In- month. in invention and industrial inno- been the School's director since donesian mission to the United To Enlarge Scope William McCloy, Chairman of vation. Under the general title, 1958 and who is leaving to be- Nations and personnel from the the Art Department, who has ex- "Names that Shaped New Eng- come a member of the dance fac- office of the Indonesian Consul Include Song Fest hibited widely in this country and land," the Village has held a ser- ulty at Barnard College. General at New York. canada, will have two examples ies of sessions seeking to demon- The Competitive Sing Commit- The program offered by the Miss Corry Kawilarang in the of his work in the Exhibit for Ex- strate the impact of New Eng- first match set Indonesia ahead tee, composed of Mr. Arthur School of Dance makes possible perimental Artists, 0 pen in g land leaders on religion, philoso- Quimby and the four class song- an integrated study of the whole with an 11-8,11-1 victory over Mrs. March 23j at the DeCordova Mu- phy, politics, invention and edu- leaders, has decided to expand the art. The emphasis is on dance Valerie Gow. In the second match, seum, Lincoln, Massachusetts. cation. Mr. Jordan spoke on scope of the .annual Competitive techniques and composition. In New Zealand's Gilda Tompkins The two collages, "Death Dance" the contributions of Eli Whitney, Sing by Inviting the various mu- addition, however, there is an at- took leads of 2-0, 6-5, and 8-7 in and "Climax," were first shown Samuel Slater and Francis Cabot sical organtzattons on campus to tempt to teach many of the sur- her opening game with Miss Mi- at the Lyman Allyn Museum last Lowell. sing a few selections after the rounding and supporting fields: narnl but was unable to retain fall. song competition among the four history of dance, music and stage- the command. Mr. McCloy'S jjThe Bewailing;" F. Edward Cranz, Professor of History at Connecticut College, classes has taken place. Those craft for dance, dance education, All the other matches followed "Black Crown," by Thomas In- participated in the three-day Ro- groups which have been asked to and dance notation ta method of'l form as the Indonesians took gle, lecturer in art, and "ATTIT· sing are the Connecticut College transcribing a dance in man Catholic-Protestant Collo- wnttenf command in each game within TO," by Richard Lukosius, assist- quium at Harvard Divinity School Choir, the Bel Canto Chor-us, the rormj. Since men and women of the first half dozen points. The ant professor of art, will be Shwiffs, and the Conn Chords. In all levels of ability and achieve- manager and captain of the New in Cambridge last week. shown in a comprehensive exhib- addition, any other small groups, ment are admitted to the School, zealand team, Miss Nancy Flem- it of 90 New England Contem- Miss Rosemond Tuve, Henry classes are sectioned to fit the va- ing, complimented! the Indones- porary Artists to be held in the B. Plant Professor of English, such as folk song or madrigal rious skills. Actual performance ians "for their "excellent back- gymnasium of Northeastern Uni- lectured at the University of Flor- groups, are invited to participate is encouarged for all those who hand and mobility." versity, Boston, from March 31st ida in Tallahassee on March 29. and may indicate their interest. by are ready for it. A certificate of to April 17. An acknowledged authority in the writing to. Carlotta Wilsen, Box study is granted to those who sat- The NECA was organized this field of English Renaissance liter- 902: The Competitive Sing Com- isfactorily complete the work of Organization meeting year by New England artists rec- ature, she gave a talk with the six-week session (July 8- C. C. Radio Station ognizing the need for a signifi- slides on illustrated Books and mittee hopes that with the addi- August 18.) Connecticut College Tuesday April 9 at 5 p.m. cant annual exhibition represen- Spenser. Miss Tuve is at present tion of a song fest to Competitive along with many other colleges in the tative of current trends in New working on a book called Six· Sing more enthusiasm for this makes scholarship aid available. Student Lounge England art. Selections for exhi- teenth Century Inheritance. May Day affair will be generated. Classes are taught by some of ANNOUNCERS, TECHNIC- bition were made by each origi- IANS, RECORD FLIPPERS nating artist naming six other Miss Helen F. Mulvey; Associ- The Competitive Sing portion the most outstanding artists of Everyone is invited to ate Professor 'of History, will our time. Included in the 1963 recognized contemporary artists of the Connecticut College Song faculty will be Martha Graham, ·attend. in his area. take part in a two-day symposi- um at the Providence Plantation Fest will remain unchanged. Each Louis Horst, Donald McKayle, Branch of the American Assocla- class will sing two songs: an winner of the 1~63 Capezio tion of University Women in original class song and a choral Award, and Jose Limon. There Providence. The symposium is number which each songleader will also be several new faculty Teacher -Athlete -Theologian sponsored by the Providence members: Selma Jeanne Cohen, Branch's Committee on Higher has already chosen' to prepare. Jean-Leon Destine, and Walter To Speak at Sunday Vespers Education. Miss Mulvey will The four groups, dressed in white, Sorell. will be judged by faculty mem- "What Is Resurection?" A Divinity School where he won speak on "Recession of An Ern- The American Dance Festival, Palm Sunday Question" will be every major academic prize in pire: the British Commonwealth bers on the performance and sponsored by the School of the topic of the vesper sermon theology before graduating sum- Today." quality of the two songs, and on Dance, will present oustanding of Dr. John David Maguire, As- rna cum laude (the school's sev- ------ the general effect made by the contemporary dan c e artists sistant Professor of Religion at enth such award in this century) Fleishmann Wins groups during their perform- performing in Palmer Auditorium Wesleyan University, at 7:00 p.m., in 1956.