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The Quill -- April, 1969 Roger Williams University Roger Williams University DOCS@RWU The Quill Student Publications 4-1969 The Quill -- April, 1969 Roger Williams University Follow this and additional works at: http://docs.rwu.edu/the_quill Part of the Education Commons Recommended Citation Roger Williams University, "The Quill -- April, 1969" (1969). The Quill. Paper 114. http://docs.rwu.edu/the_quill/114 This News Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Publications at DOCS@RWU. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Quill by an authorized administrator of DOCS@RWU. For more information, please contact [email protected]. uf - Without the press . what is speech; without speech . what is freedoni; without freedom • . what is life1 VOL. VIII, No. 10 Roger Williams College April, 1969 New Faculty Appointed Biographical sketches of the !'Gallery, the Providence Art Club MARl'. E . FINGER faculty of the College of Liberal and at the East Greenwich Annual B.A., English, Radcliff College; Arts and Sciences at the Bristol Show. M.A.T., English, Brown Univer­ Campus are outlined below. The sity. faculty is divided into three broad She taught English at the Uni­ divisions: Humanities, Social Sci­ versity of Bridgeport and art for Mrs. Finger has taught at Roger ences, and the Natural Sciences. the Cranston Adult Education and Williams College for the past five the Providence YMCA Adult Edu- years. She will be Coordinator of Areas of study in the Humani­ cation Programs before joining the Humanities Division at the ties Division include: Art; Eng­ the Roger Williams faculty two Bristol campus. lish; Foreign Languages; Music; years ago. and Philosophy. At this time plans WILLIAM N. GRANDGEORGE indicate that majors will be offer­ MARY MENDELL B.A., English, Knox College; ed in Art, Engl!sh, Philosophy, and B.F.A., Art, Rhode Island School M.A., Theater, University of Illi­ ·French Literature. of Design; M.A.T. (expected June, nois, Ph.D. (in progress), Theater, 1969), Sculpture, Rhode Island Indiana University. Areas of study in the Social School of Design. Sciences Division include: Ameri­ Mr. Grandgeorge owns a profes­ can Civilization; Anthropology; Mrs. Mendell has taught art Isional summer theater and serves Economics; Elementary Educa­ education at the secondary school as producer/director of the com­ tion; History; Political Studies; level and part-time at Vernon pany. His theater e"-'"Perience in- Psychology; and Sociology. Majors Coui:t Junior College. eludes a professional acting career will be offered in all of these . ' as a child; director of secondary !!er work has been exh1b1ted at school production in Illinois and areas except Anthropology and Hingham, Massachusetts and the . b b G . B t Michigan; director at Western Economics; current plans call for K ar1 Siem a a 11ery m os on. • U . ·t th t d · a major in Elementary Education. An exhibit at the Botolph Gallery 111rnols mvers~ y; . ea er- e~ign­ . Bo t h b ed Sh er at Tufts Umvers1ty; and direc- A f t dy . th N t 1 -m s on as een propos . e t f li . d t M dis reas o s u m e a ura 1 h di d . d d t1 . Ital . or o re gious rama a a on Sciences Division include Biology;. ~stu l\~ ~ ~pe~enb Y ;n ru:· 'Avenue Church (New York City). Mathematks; and Physical Sci- ~ en :h1 ~ . t ~ C eac g In addition he is researching a ence. Majors will be offered in 1iart~ e at e ris 0 ampus. history of the Providence, Rhode Biology and Mathematics. CHARLOTTE N. SPENCER Island stage and is preparing a Students may also opt for a B.A., Art, Smith College; M.A., series of articles for "The Rhode division-wide major in the Social Art, Smith College, Certificates Islander" of the Providence Sun­ Sciences and Humanities. from the Boston Museum School day JournaL of Art and the Rhode Island The College is in the process of School of Design. He has published various short staffing the Sociology and Ele­ stories, essays, poems, and book imentary Education areas. Mrs. Spencer has had extensive reviews in addition to The Vision experience in teaching the History (a play) for Harper and Row. of Art at various schools. She has lVIr. Grandgeorge is advisor and also continued her studies in de­ director of the Roger Williams sign and history of painting, re­ College Drama Program. Humanities ceiving a certificate in Advanced Painting from the R.I.S.D. Eve­ ALEXANDER W. KUO ning School; has taught junior cu­ B.A., English, Knox College; Division ' rators at the R.I.S.D. Museum; M.F.A., Creative Writing, Univer­ and is a trustee of the Art Mu- sity of Iowa. Also further study STANLEY J. GRASHOW at London University. seum at Portland, Maine. B.F.A., Fine Arts, Rhode Island Mr. Kuo bas taught at South School of Design; M.F.A., Fine Mrs. Spencer has been r -part time instructor at Roger Williams Dakota State University and Wis­ Arts, University of Florida. consin State University at Osh­ John Roberts, representative Bill Peters, n.ith student ~n Mart.ell for two and a half years and will I Mr. Grashow has been teaching begin teaching on a full time basis kosh. He has been advisor, Black art at Vernon Court Junior Col­ in September. Student Union; member, Advisory Student Government Presents lege for four years. During the Committee on the Culturally Dis­ latter part of this period, he was tinct; member, Faculty Senate also engaged as an art therapist Publications Committee; member, with the Middletown School Sys­ Advisory Committee on the Cul­ JANIS IAN English turally Distinct; member, Faculty tem and Project Head Start as a Plans for the 1969 spring week- soccer balls (Qote Jim Maguire). member of a Special Services Unit Senate Publications Committee; end are under way. There will be Thursday May 15 there will be an DONALD H. DeFANO member, Faculty Senate Commit­ on a pilot project. He joins our B.A., English, State University four days of activities on two awards dumer at the Venus De­ faculty in September. tee on Student Rights and Free­ alternate weekends, beginning on Millo, Rt. 6 in Swansea. Admission of New York at Albany; M.A., doms; and mepiber, University English, Ohio State University. May 2. Friday night at Rocky 1.00 dollar per person open only He has had group exhibitions at Fine Arts Festival Committee. Point Paladium a concert-mixer to Roger Williams College stu- Newport (1965); One Benefit Mr. DeFano taught at the Uni­ featuring Janis Ian Csocietys dents. On Friday May 16 the Jun- Street Gallery - Providence versity of Hawaii prior to his ap- In addition, he has been con­ child), the Box-Tops, Neon Rain- ior class will hold its ring dance (1966); Newport (1966); Rhode pointment to the faculty of Roger sultant editor to Wisconsin Re­ bow, Letter, and the Quill in conjunction with the Sophomore Isla.nd School of Design (1966); Williams College. He was also a view and the Blade Since 1963 (not connected with this news- class prom at the Venus De Millo and Vernon Court Junior College Teaching Assistanl at Ohio State Mr K h d li · d University. uo .as e vere numerous paper). Tickets for this happening Rt. 6 Swansea. It will be formal (1967 and 1968). papers on modern poetry; has will be 3.00 dollars a person or five (this will scare a few people but OAROL J HATHAWAY At. present Mr. DeFan~ is de- given poetry reading at the Uni- dollars a couple. Saturday May 3 it will be like a R.I.S.D. formal, B.A. ~h Univers·ty of velopmg a programmed mstruc- . th.ere will be a picnic, hayri.de and wear what you .want type of Rhode' Island; ' M.A., ~nglish, tion approach to freshman com- vers1ty of South Dakota, Uruver- mixer from 12 noon to ~nd~ight fo.rmal as long as its neat). The~e Brown University; B.F.A., Paint­ position (a description of this pro- sity of Iowa, University of Chica­ Cplace not secured at this time) will also be ·a buffet and music ing Rhode Island School of De­ gr~m. is containe~ elsewhere in jgo and Lawrence University; and with food and drink included in will be provided by a rock band si~. this ISsue). He is the author published poems and criticisms in the price of the ticket which is as well as an orchestra. Tickets I of ''Tape-Recorded Commentary: Ia variety of journals. 2.00 dollars a person. Bring your 5.00 dollars a couple. Miss Hathaway has had paint- Correction of ~tudent Themes" bats, balls and gloves and even I (Continued on Page 4 col 5) ings exhibited at the Wickford (Pacific S1>eech). (Continued on Page 8) Page Two THE QUILL THE CONSTITUTION TllE CONSTI'l'UTION OF Imc-nts of the respective Senates. J election to !'he end of the academic ROGER WILLIAMS COLLEGE Section 5 Election and Duties year). A1·ticle I - Preamble: of OCfirl'rS: Section 4 - Eligibility: We the students of Roger Wil­ (al Chairman - Chief cxecu- Eligibility shall be set forth by liams College in ordc>r to promote tive officer of the SAC shall the Student Manuel (2.00) greater understanding between be responsible for overall Section 5 - Officers: the faculty and students; to operation of studen1 govern- AU officers of each Senate shall strengthen student participation mcnt. He shall preside over be elected at the first r egulary in making school policy, and to SAC meetings; serve as ex- scheduled meeting which shall be carry out such duties as may come offieo thairman of all stand- held one week after student Sen­ under the jurisdiction of lhe stu­ ing committees of SAC; ate elections.
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