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PAGE SIX 1972 Art show IS something different by Cindy Thayer . One place on the campus to find something dif- ferent every month is the art gallery. During the month of February, the gallery has been sponsoring' a crafts show, with articles contributed by various craftsmen in the Baltimore area. From massive macrame wall hangings to plastics, ceramics, and jewelry, the gallery is filled with a variety of unique designs. Many kids on campus have tried to make belts and chokers from macrame, but the gallery has examples of other things made possible by this same craft. Those interested in macrame should see the huge wall hangings, the handbag, and the mobiles. Another popular craft on campus is em- broidery. This also can be found in the gallery, on pillows and handbags. Some handwoven fabrics of many colors, some with messages and some purely for decoration, are also interesting to see. A glass case contains original jewelry made by Nancy and Dick Ackler,' who are designer- craftsmen in Baltimore. The pins, necklaces, earrings, and cuff links demonstrate different designs possible in the combination of silver and wood. There is also jewelry by Roy Fender, an art professor here at Western Maryland. One can also find pottery arid ceramics in the gallery. Some of the ceramics have been in- terestingly combined with a soft fuzzy material, (SOMETHING OIFFERENT) establishing a distinct difference between the soft and hard media. There is a green and pink plastic chess set and a pink plastic candy and cigarette set, both by the same artist. Seeing them is the only way to realize their originality, because a description could not give the full effect. Some pictures are made by batik, which is "a wax-resist method of dying cloth into a pattern of colors." D. Mudgett has created interesting lines with batik in his "Vanishing Skipjacks." Many of the articles on display are for sale and the prices are listed. The display will be there for a little more than week so don't let this week pass without stopping by' the gallery to take a look. Newsbriefs Recitals, "Real," and recreation "Some poet has said that a poem should not mean but be. Of course, a play is not a poem, not even a Allen Cadwallader, student of professor Gerald Richard L. Van Der Voort, writer in residence at poetic play has quite the same license as a poem. Cole, will give an organ recital Tuesday, February Western Maryland College. Westminster. will read' 22 at 4:00 PM in Baker Memorial Chapel. But to go to Camino Real with the inflexible and discuss his poems' Wednesday, February 23. demands of a logician is unfair to both parties." The program includes: "Prelude and Fugue in A The poet will give the reading at 4:00 p.m. in Thus Tennessee Williams comments on his play, Minor, s. 543" by J. S. Bach; "Sonata in F Minor, Room 106, Memorial Hall on the campus. The Camino Real. and next month you will have a Op. 65, No.1" by F. Mendelssohn; "Caprice" by D. public is invited. chance to go to Camino Real in Alumni Hall. On Ratcliffe; "Poem of Peace" by J. Langlais; and The poet has editeda "Poetry magazine, Word '70 March 17 to 19 and March 22 to 26, the Drama "Carillon" by L .vieme. and Word '71. and since 1959has given readings of Department will present Tennessee Williams' his poetry in Michigan, Iowa, 'New York, New Camino Real, under the direction of Tim Weinfeld. *** Mexico, Colorado, and California. He recently Mr. Weinfeld has assembled one of the largest casts A unique senior honors recital will be given by participated in the Poets and Writers Reading ever to perform in Understage, well over forty Elizabeth Sewell on Friday, February 25at 8:00 PM Program at the Y Poetry Center in New York City. people. in Alumni Hall. Miss Sewell will both conduct and Mr. Van Der Voort is a graduate of Michigan Members of the cast include: Michael Basile, play clarinet and piano solos during her recital. She State and has an M.A. and A.B.D. from New Tom Blair, Deb Barnes, Debby Buck, Candy Con- will conduct the band in playing here original Mexico. He has taught at Alfred State College, New stantine, Bill Corley, Janice Cornell, Harvey York, and San Diego State College, California. Doster, Don Ehman, Sandy Fargo, Tom Farver, ~~~~hng"tor te~~~i.n~6~~~;1 t~eens~~~~dai~l~i~~~ During his residence at Western Maryland, the poet Dan Green, Jan Harrington, Ed Hogan, Dave solo entitled. Following will be a medley of songs is teaching a seminar in creative writing and Iverson, Ron Jemmerson, Elaine Johnson, Steve by Ron McKuen, arranged and conducted by contemporary poetry, contemporary American Judd, Jeff Karr, Bruce Kohrn, Chris Landskroener, Miss Sewell. She will end the program with a piano literature, and tutorials in creative writing. Larry Lazopoulos, Scott McWhirt, Tim Meredith, solo of George Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue." Derek Neal, Kevin Prime, Sherrin Roby, Kate Miss Sewell studies clarinet with William Bill, Rourke, Fred Rudman, Craig Serota, Sue Scott, piano with Oliver Spangler, and conducting and *** Rosanne Singer, Cathy Van Dyke, Dave Van Every, orchestration with Carl Dietrich. 1973 Robert Whitney, Joann Donnelly, Jim Wilberger A junior organ recital will be given by Janet Burr Class meeting-February 23 at 6:30 p.m. Sign-up for and AI Woltz. Tuesday, February 29 at 4:00 PM in Baker Follies tryouts. Assisting Mr. Weinfeld will be: Don Ehman, Dave. Memorial Chapel. Follies tryouts-February 28, 29, and March 1 at 8 Iverson and Jerry McGaughron with Iigfiting ; The program includes: "Chaconne" by p.m. in Baker 100. Rebecca Weinfeld with costumes; John Van Hart Pachelbel.cvFugue in G Minor" by Bach; two 1974 and the Technical Production class will construct movements from "The First Sonata" by Men- The Coffeehouse we had during Jan. term was a the set; props will be taken care of by Steve Judd delssohn; and four psalm preludes by Robert moderate success, but we are looking forward to and Janice Cornell; sound and music by Beth Trott; Powell. bigger and better- things such as the Marathon promotion and publicity will be done. by Larry Sharon Westphal will give her senior piano recital basketball game March 17 and 18. Come out and Lazopoulos, Bill Corley and Ron Jemmerson; Friday, March 3 at 8:00 PM in Levine Music Hall. help defeat the Freshman Class! stage manager will be Dan Green and Barbara The program includes:' two "Fantasias" by The exciting Sophomore Class Farm Party (free Kristiansen is the assistant to the director. Telemann; "Fugue in D" by Bach; first movement for class members) has been scheduled for April. There will be limited seating for Camino Real, so of "Sonata in G Minor" by Beethoven; a group of There will be much food and drink, a band to dance be sure to pick up your tickets at the Bookstore waltzs by Schubert; six pieces from "Scenes from to, in a barn, a swimming pool, and a big area to early. Tickets sales for Camino Real will begin Childhood" by Schumann; and three pieces by play football, baseball, or whatever happens to Monday. March 13th in the Bookstore. Milhaud. come to mind. More details will be provided later.