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urs ay, October 13, 1983 e Phoenix page 3 ACTS Search for talent Tips on staying healthy Dr. Sam Case, professor of Western Maryland College to From rock to classical, R&8 Tany Award Winning Play- method of reaching the pro- physical education at Western bring its educational re- to Gospel, country to comedy, wright, Mark Medoff), The fessional people in the busi- Maryland College, will present sources, its faculty and staff, drama to dance and variety, Santa Fe Opera and Warner ness. Among the names on a lecture, "Inactivity May Be down from the campus and the American Collegiate Tal- Brothers Records. the 1984 Honorary Advisory Hazardous to Your Health," to into the community. The ent Showcase (ACTS, form- In addition to the annual Board are such notables as the South Carroll Senior Citi- Speakers Bureau draws on erly known as the ALL- showcase offered by Rick Bob Hope, Chuck Mangione, zens Club on Thursday, Oct. the expertise of the faculty AMERICAN COLLEGIATE Newman's world famous Esther Williams Lamas, Burl 13, in conjunction with the and staff to offer interesting TALENT SEARCH) offers ex- showcase club Catch a Ris- Ives, Ray Anthony, Ronnie college's SPEAKEASY pro- presentations on topics deal- citing opportunities to talented ing Star, this year's rock Milsap, Byron Allen, and ac- gram. The presentation will ing with sexuality, sports, college students in every area bands will have a special tress Ally Sheedy. take place at 12 noon in solar energy, death and of the performinq arts I opportunity to be selected for Entries are being accepted Oakland Church Hall dying, and more. Participating students be- showcases at The Ritz in New through February 24, 1984. Dr. Case will present a Further information about come eligible for cash and York and The Palace in Los The National Finals will take combination lecture and slide speakers and their topics may scholarship prizes, live per- Angeles. place on April 7, 1984. Cam- show espousing fitness as a be obtained by contacting the formances, television appear- ACTS judges represent the pus organizations and faculty! lifestyle. Specific topics cov- Speakers Bureau Coordinator, ances, showcases, overseas industry's most noted talent staff members also have the ered will include the health Office of Public Information, tours and auditions! Among agencies, management com- opportunity to obtain scholar- benefits of an active life and Western Maryland College, the auditioning companies panies, record companies, ship money for their depart- how to begin activity safely Westminster, Md. 21157; 848- are: The American Theatre trade magazines, publishing ments by becoming involved. SPEAKEASY is an effort by 7000, extension 290. Company, The Entertainment companies, public relations For more information contact: Connection, The Gospel firms and entertainment ori- ACTS, Box 3 ACT, New Mex- DuVall promoted Music Association, Hershey ented organizations. For stu- ico State University, Las Park, Las Cruces Symphony, dents wishing to enter any Cruces, New Mexico, 88003, to lieutenant colonel The Oakland Ballet Company, field of the performing arts, (505) 646-4413. Plays in Progress (directed by ACTS offers the most efficient Julius D. DuVall, professor fantry Badge and 36 Air Med- Scholar to speak Art Exhibit of military science and head als. In addition to receiving a of the ROTC department at Well-known literary scholar Western Maryland College, B.A. at Columbus College Helen Vendler will speak at presented has been promoted to lieuten- and a master's degree at Towson State University on ant colonel, infantry, effective Kansas State University, Du- October 27, as part of the August 1, 1983. Vall also trained at the Com- University's Visiting Scholar Westminster, Md.-- Artist Equity Association, graduated DuVall entered the service mand and General Staff Lecture Series Jane Kahn will present a from Park School then studied as a second lieutenant, infan- College. He served as the Dr. Vendler, a professor at collection of her paintings at at Maryland Institute and later try, in 1966. He was trained Division Aviation Company Boston University is poet-critic an art show in Western Mary- with Gladys Goldstein. . as an aviator and a para- Commander at Fort Riley, and reviewer for New Yorker land College's Gallery One in The official opening will be trooper. He was assigned to Kansas, for two years before Magazine and New York Re- the Fine Arts Building, from held in Gallery One on Tues- various bases throughout the coming to Western Maryland view of Books. She received Oct. 11 through 28. day, Oct. 11, at 7 p.m., and United States before serving in 1981 her PhD. from Harvard Uni- Her paintings have been refreshments will be served two tours of duty in Vietnam He and his wife, Sarah, live versity and has won a number exhibited in shows and galler- The exhibit is free and open He has received numerous in Westminster with their two of literary awards and honors ies throughout Maryland, in- to the public. Gallery One is awards including the Purple children, daughter Jackie and including a Guggenheim le/- cluding the Academy of Art in open weekdays from 10 a.m Heart, the Distinguished son Edward. lowship and an award from Easton and the Jewish Com- to 4 p.m. Flying Cross, the Combat In- r+ -t the National Institute of Arts munity Center in Baltimore. and Letters. Her paintings can also be Origin of universe explained Biognomes begin Dr. Vendler will speak in the seen in many private collec- Fine Arts Concert Hall, at 8 tions. Edward P. Tryon, professor In his lecture, Dr. Tryon will The Biognomes--the p.m. For more information Kahn, a native Baltimorean of physics at Hunter College present physical arguments to Western Mary/and College en- in New York, and national vironmentalist club--is now in that support the conjecture ~g~_~lc~1.Mary-Ann Myrant, :~ ac~aep~e~erofft~~e~f;r~ lecturer for Sigma Xi, a scien- the universe was sponta- gear. The organization, spon- Roach Invasion tific research society, will neously created from nothing, sored by Esther Iglich, prom- a lecture "Nature present outdoor ises combine to From 2 story, I was compelled to be Abhors a Vacuum: Origin of and will address related philo- activities such as camping sophical issues. Rouzer a roach residence, sympathetic to the roaches the Universe", at Towson The lecture is free. For more and hiking with environmen- that idea may be scrapped cause. After all, I don't live in State University on Thursday, information call Professor talist measures such as alumi- because of the clause which Rouzer. To help a roach help October 13, at 8 p.n-. in room Donald Forester, 321-2358 num can recycling. So far, forbids students and insects himself to Rouzer, call the 264, Smith Hall. they have scheduled a trip 10 to live on the same floor. insect student union, 645- the Catoctin mountains in the After hearing the sad insect RAID. In life there are some things that never get fall and a trip to Calvert Cliffs said. The spirits of those who once lived in Spoon nuclear power plant in the WESTMINSTER CYCLE CENTER River return to share their thoughts and feelings spring. The group meets the first 29 East Main St. with us -- sometimes with humor, sometimes with Wednesday of every month at bitterness, and sometimes in song. What can we 848·2625 learn about ourselves by listening to those who 6:30 in the ecology lab, the second floor of Lewis Hall of BiclJcles, have already experienced a lifetime? Science. Anybody interested should contact Dr. Iglich or Supplies, Sue Damiano, extension 329 Accessories anti Repairs SPECIAL COLLEGE DAY Carriage House Liquors PROGRAMS for prospective students have been sched- 113 W. Main Street uled by the Admissions Of- fice. All interested high school Hat the forks" students and their parents are invited to attend. For further Alumni Hall information and invitations National Premium $8.39 case Mainstage 8:15 pm contact the Admissions Office Strohs 24 pak $8.99 October 14,15,16 ext. 230 in Elderdice Hall. ALSO: Student Volunteers Present 1.0. expires 10/20/83 $1.00 campus are needed to assist with the $2.00 other program. PLEASE HELp!