Brown and White Vol. 81 no. 49

              bethlehem pa vol 81 - no 49 ft:_.__.:k friday april 17 1970 866-0331 lehigh university brown and white earth day activities set the lehigh ecology action group leag has planned a full slate of activities deal ing with environmental pollution for the national observance of berth day on april 22 scheduled are exhibits dis plays noted speakers t panel discussion and films on pollution in tht valley and nationwide among tht speakers wiu be dr maurice ocddard secretory of the state's depart ment of forests and water dr francis j trembley nationally known tcologist and professor of biology at lehigh paul petzoldt noted conservationist and out doorsman and mrs marguerite mood of quakertown prospective 1972 presidential candidate tht activities commence at 10 a.m on tht flagpole green at the university the public is urged to take part ln the day's activities the university has made provisions so that students may request that individual classes be canceled so that they may participate the morning program will include dis plays workshops snd talks by students with special familiarity in specific as pects of ecology and pollution such aa radioactivity and solid waste disposal this phase of tht day's events should be concluded by 12*30 p.m the problems involved with tht popu lation explosion will also bo considered plans rail for an exhibit and films on tha pollution and population situation one film on pollution was produced and di rected entirely by lehigh students these activities will be moved into grace hall in case of rain in recognition of earth day the lehigh university varsity band will hold its annual outdoor concert at 12*30 p.m on the lawn of packer memorial church in the event of rain the concert will be rescheduled for 7 p m thursday at the university's taylor hall quadrangle the program will include hector ber lioz's grand fanfare alfred reed's a festival prelude petite suite by belt bartok and alexander dargomijsky'ska ztchok the little russian tha breidenbßch brest choir wiu play serge prokofleffs gavotte tor brass sex tet opus 12 three pieces by lodwig maurer and the anonymous sonata from die bankels angerlieder scott h cragie 72 will conduct tht band ln chant and juollo by w francis mcßeth and tht first portion of tht pro gram wiu conclude with morton gould's american salute following the intermission the band will play carl maria von weber's prayer and march from the opera dor freis chutz sir arthur bliss's music from the age of kings and bernardino bautistla monterde's la vlrgen to ift ma carena thomas s carter 70 will conduct the band in selections from funny girl by jule styne other selections will include ron good win ia those magnificent men in their flying machines aa arranged by robert hawkins pmul simon's fee ling groovy end richard franko goldman's march pride of tht 97 at ix3o p.m tht program will shift back to tht flagpole tret dr trembley will be tht leadoff speaker of bit after noon session rt will be followed by lire mood who will campaign in 197 2 0n the en vironmental pollution issue aad dr god dard folkalnger gloria white will per ' form at various times during tht day the period from 3 to 5t30 p.m will be reserved for community action members of leag wiu leaflets fact sheets and petitions through tht bethlehem arte a junk car called " polly polluter loaded with non-decomposing waste will be towed through tht com munity to dramatize this particular problem at 8 p.m in greet hall pttzoldt who has gained national publicity with hit i survival school affiliated with the university of wyoming will speak the program will conclude with a panel discussion on local pollu tion problems and proposed solu tions panelists will be dr trembley dr allen d brandt manager of environmental quauty control at bethlehem steel al lentown councilman charles d snelling and bethlehem coun cilman robert p snyder moderating the panel win be prof thomas m haynes pro fessor of philosophy leag was formed last decem ber by university faculty and students concerned with the growing problem of pollution its goal is the education of ita members and the general public about the local and national pol lution problems and how they can be solved a series of workshops and panel discussions are planned to proceed earth day a ha if hour show on the acti vities of leag will be presented on channel 39 wlvt-tv the original broadcast is scheduled for sunday at 5 : oo p.m with a repeat of the program on wed nesday at 7:30 p.m the television program will feature members of the univer sity group they will explain why they organized program outlined for pianist friday elizabeth marshall south orange n.j pianist who has performed as soloist with the new jersey symphony as well as ln europe and middle east wiu pre sent a piano recital monday in whi take auditorium the new jersey pianist will play two sonatas by scarlatti sonata opus 109 by beethoven concert etude ln f minor and funerallles by liszt dubussy's preludes ravel's tombeau de coupe rin in three movements and prokofleff's third sonata the south orange pianist who graduated with highest honors from the vienna academy of music and later studied at the manhattan school of music made her debut ln town hall new york city on march 10 1963 miss marshall played 14 con certs at the world's fair brus sels belgium where she was presented as a vienna-trained american artist and in 1964 made a concert tour of europe during which she was guest artist with orchestras in austria and germany in 1965 the new jersey artist presented three new york tele vision concerts she also record ed three albums for serenus re corded editions from february through april of 1968 miss mar shall was guest soloist with the manhattan per cussion ensemble on its state department tour of east and west europe and the middle east she was so well received that the state depart ment asked her to re main in iran for an additional two weeks of solo recitals j miss marshall has been the recipient of grants from the mar tha baird rockefeller foundation and from tht state department in addition to serving as soloist with the new jersey symphony she also has performed at the gardiner museum in boston and at the national gallery in wash ington d c elizabeth marshall spring cultural events listed the sculpture exhibit entitled inter play for masses sculpture with bach will coincide with the annual bach festival the outdoor display of 18 pieces of abstract sculpture will be open to the community and the campus without charge from may 7 to 21 the work of 10 sculptors is ln a wide range of materials including wood steel plastics bronze copper brass plexi glass fiberglass alexander calder known as dean of american sculptors will display micrometer two events are scheduled for the arts festival opening on april 29 an appear ance by nat hentoff critic novelist and lecturer at 8.-15 p.m in packard labor atory auditorium and tht opening of the black art exhibit in the organization for tht enhancement of afromanlty oea cultural canter in the university center the exhibit will continue through may 10 hentoff who is particularly concerned with music education politics race dissent and the vietnam war writes ln tht village voice new york playboy evergreen review commonweal and tht ntw york review of books he is cur rently writing two books one on ntw york mayor john lindsay in the black art exhibit young black artists from philadelphia college of art temple university's tyler school of art and douglass college will show their work on thursday april 30 at 8:15 p.m in whitaker laboratory auditorium films by andy warhol kenneth anger and stan brakhee will be shown the annual student art show featuring work done ln studio classes by lehigh men will open on may 1 in the grace lounge of the university center and will continue until may 22 on the evening of may 1 the film fires on the plain by kon ichlkawa sponsored by the uni versity of psychology department will be shown at 4 p.m 7*30 p.m and 9:30 p.m in whitaker laboratory auditorium there will be an admission charge on saturday evening may 2 the uni versity band will hold its traditional pops concert at which the department of music presents top music awards for the year this is scheduled for b*ls p.m in grace hau tickets are required for this annual event starting may 3 and continuing through june 7 the eastern pennsylvania branch american institute of architects will pre sent an exhibit urban design-now which will feature models and plans of recent developments in neighboring com munities this as well as the student art show announced earlier are arranged by the university department of fine arts of which prof francis j quirk is chairman thomas simons pianist and composer wiu present a recital at 8;1 5 p.m monday may 4 this will be the final ln the eight concert monday evening keyboard series held at the university during the current academic year through a grant from the national endowment for the arts wash ington d.c to lehigh's committee on performing arts the concert in whitaker lab auditorium is open to the public free of charge and no tickets are required another special feature will be the appearance on tuesday may 5 ln packard auditorium of gylan kain who has been conducting a poetry workshop at wesley an ' university tha program by the young poet lecturer and playwright from harlem is scheduled for 8:15 p.m tht young pott recently formed a group called kain from the tongues of fire the globus outdoor sculpture exhibit planned and organized by prof radd will open may 7 with outstanding pieces of sculpture of varied schools and move ments the globus series at*lehlgh begun in 1969 is made possible through a gift from morton globus new york investment banker and patron of the arts the exhibit will continue until may 21 scheduled for the evening of may 7 will be the appearance of kurt vonnegut jr author at 6:15 p.m in packard audito rium this major modern american writer and black humorist and satirist is the author of mother night god bless you mr rosewater slaughterhouse five player piano cat's cradle canary in a cat house as well as 100 short stories may 8 9 and 10 lehigh's mustard and cheese players will sponsor several one-act plays to be presented at 8:15 p.m in grace hall another exhibit apart from these scheduled activities is aleo on display ln tht mart library the exhibit includes various odds and ends from tht local dump tht worfcs-on display are sponsored by the university's ecology action group in their continuing effort to inform viewers of the increasing environmental hazards of today's world it it alto a reminder that the university haa scheduled tn environmental day april 22 aa part at tht national earth day tht display is open to tht public and free of charge