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February 14, 1900 A man who knows blues Randy Heck The Studentshere at WMC are in after living In "The Blues Capital,' which is Chicago's South for a real treat. The talented Son Side, Son cut his first album en- Seals Blues Band will be per titled "The SonSealsBlues Band." forming their unique style of music The Band began to tour across the Friday the 15that8 P.M. in Alumni country, receiving outstanding Hall. It will be an event that noone press reviews after every per. should pass up. SonSealsis highly formance. Son has continued his acclaimed by numerous notable magazines and newspapers, such rise in the music world with his as The Rolling Stone.Playboy, and latest album, "Midnight Son." The The New York Times. He's known Rolling Stone calls this album "a as Chicago's most exciting new giant step by a major blues blues voice. talent." l;lis band consists of lacy Son Seals is a man who knows 'Gibson at rhythm guitar, Snapper the blues. As the 13th child of a Mitchum at bass, Orummer Tony very large family. Sonwas raised Gooden, Saxophonist A.C. Reed, in the finest blues t~adition. living and the devil tattooed Alberto Gianquinto. And of course there's in a small homebehind his father's Son, manning th_; lead guitar and juke joint. The Dipsey Doodle vocals. Club, Son c.ame in contact with So for an excellent evening of many big name musicians, such as music, whether you are a blues fan Albert King, Robert Nighthawk, or just enjoy listening to talented and'-.B.B. King. While just in his musicians on stage, come out to teens, Son played in various clubs Alumni Hall this Friday at 8 P.M. with thesegreats. (Tickets are FREE to the Campus He continued to progress in the Community and can be picked up music world as he toured with Earl at the Activity Desk.) Hooker and Albert King. Finally, Son Seals will blue through Alumni Hap tomorrow night • Teaching means experience Helga Hlne" studied the ancient Aztec culture with financing from Carroll center, Dr. Griswold notes that the though what is small now is still Teachers often draw on their and native village life in Mexico, County. He has made similar college has gotten bigger and more twice as big as it used to be, own experience to reinforce a point resulting in a Jan Term in that historical films for counties all bureaucratic. He believes the Western Maryland has retained or illustrate more vividly the region. over Maryland. faculty used to be much closer. He the posItive qualities of the small material in a textbook chapter. Dr. In addition to his teaching ec Dr. Griswold's concern about the also observes that campus life has college: a good deal of personal L. Earl Griswold, Sociology complishments, Dr. Griswold also lack of good anthropological films become more informal and contact with students and caring department head, shares the supervised a campus student led him to produce his own films segmental. Formerly. life was about each other." Furthermore, wealth of his experiences and organization known as the SOS about thIs field. One of his first more regimented with required he thinks Western Maryland has knowledge not only in the during the '60's. Dr. Griswold endeavors was a film depicting the chapel and assemblies causing the maintained 'Its tradillon of classroom, but also at other describes the Student Opportunity Tepoztlan people, in MexIco, entire student body to congregate academic excellence In that the colleges and in documentary films. Service as a sort of PeaceCorpson village descendants of the Aztecs. frequently. axt-e-currtcutar college has kept the wide range of Dr. Griswold, now in his 14th campus, recalling that it was one Other anthropological films events today may involve a requirements and not undergone year at Western Maryland, of the most unusual endeavors he followed, becoming standards in segment of the campus corn. any great curriculum changes. teaches the Anthropology courses was involved in at WMC. In order colleges and universities allover munity. but usually not all of It. Dr. Summing up, Dr. Griswold I at WMC, With the background of to demonstrate their commitment the United States. Griswold views these changes as remarked that "Western Maryland always looks very good In addition. he has produced a Inevitable rather than positive or to a cause, a group of students l anthropological field work In East beganto collect booksto build up a number of films to educate the negative. to me when I come back for other and South Pacific Africa, the about deafness. However, he notes that "even colleges." One public others, Mexico, Dr. library for people anywhere in the among Griswold can convey the ex- world. They compiled books for reeereuv-unencec series of films, citement of ttr st-hend experience people in the Philippines, in shown on public television, won on Bringing out the Dead to his students. He views the American Indian and black award as Best Public Service sharing of his field experiences as communities, and in Puerto Rico, Television Program in 1972. Todd Sarubin ' as the Deadheads, are shown one of the rewards of teaching, among others. They not only Joanne Greenberg, author of I According to Newsday "The throughout. noting in addition that studying collected the books, but also sent Never Promised You a Rose movie works where no other rock When interviewed, a prominent anthropology serves to broaden the people to establish the libraries. Garden, wrote the script for one of concert movie has, in capturing WMC Deadhead,Jimmy "Garcia" students' world perspectives. Dr. Dr. Griswold believes that the Dr. Griswold's films. Nanette some of the essence of the band Downes,otherwise known as "The Griswold also enjoys the "con- enthusiasm of the students for this Fabray narrates another. Dr. that irs about." New York Post Doo-Oah Man" fold us, "It's tinuing contact with the younger common goal served as one force Griswold's latest film deals with quotes "Congratulations Grateful decent because it traces the Dead generation." holding the campus together difficulties of deaf peoale in oc Dead.. You've created a master. back to their acid days with the Dr. Griswold's experiences in during this period. cupational opportunities. It is piece." "The Grateful Dead Jefferson Airplane. I think it's an thetleld have furthermore led to a Dr. Griswold also acts as a entitled "The' Handicapped in Concert" movie wIll make its excellent movie, It really brings number of January Term study special consultant to colleges to Industry: The Case for The Deaf presence known to Western out the true Grateful Dead." tours. For example, in 1960,Dr. prepare them for accreditation by Worker." Dr. Griswold's films are Griswold conducted an an- the Middle States Association. He distributed all over the world with ~ea::~:~:';~c:::~:, i;:~~u:r:~ ~~. EASY EXTRA INCOME thropological and sociological works with the colleges to requests coming in constantly. Dr. 10:00 p.m. each night. $2.00 at the Stuffingenvelopes> Guaranteed study in the Bellgian Congo (now restructure curriculum and ed. Griswold notes that although door. The movie, a culmination of Sendsett-adcressed, stamped Zaire) for World Missions, an ministration to meet the filmmaking is a demanding ac- Grateful Dead concerts from the envelope To agency of the Methodist Church, to requirements of Middle States. tivity, it is also highly rewarding. late 60'sthrpugh the 70's,showsthe DEXTER ENTERPRISES help determine what direction the Another area that Dr.- Griswold During Dr. Griswold's years at Dead as they were and still are 3039 ShrinePI.LA.CA. 90007 operations of the Mission should devotes a great deal of time and Western Maryland, he has wit- today, America's Number 1 rock take. This accomplishment effort to is film production. Over nessed a number Qf changes on group. Intervlews with the group enabled him to supervise Jan the past twenty years, he has campus. Along with the obvious and rceocrew' as well as the Term safaris in East Africa where produced approximately sixty change!?_suchas the building of followers and fans, better known students camped in the midst of films After learning the dormitories and student big game herds and interacted techniques neededby working with with Masai groups i'n their professional filmmakers, he Breakfast villages. Dr Griswold has also produced "Carroll County Stor-y"; Fr",-, pn't,jl1illl{'\- fl''';! Lunch 111~1 Birth "('olltr<,i Sportswear & Athletic Shoes Dinner (ollhknl1ili Prompt lwip 4FLEET FEET~~ FAIRGROUND VILLAGE CENTER Daily Specials ~cj( 330 ONE FORTY VILLAGE ROAD 50¢off any Pizza, WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND 21157 or whole Sub A short walk ~II/ Warm Ups by: Puma Tiger, Etonic, Spa-But, AdidaS. from campus pll'lIlc' kn mf,)rm,ltl'>l1 Brooks, Converse, New Balance wJththis Ad w~th, .ut 'lhhY,ltH III 10% Discount with ID Open: Mon. - Sat. 10-9 p.m. Rt. 140 Westminster Open 6 AM .i112 Baltimore. 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