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PUBLISHED WEEKLY
Turnabout -
From
Abstract
to Realistic
Art
Russell Arnold, chairman of
the Alantic Christian College
Department of Art, has been
deeply involved in producing
outstanding abstract art for
more than two decades. His
work hangs in galleries and
museums across the country.
He has taken top prizes in
most every major art com
petition in North Carolina and
the Southeastern United States.
A highly versatile person, Ar
nold works comfortably in most
every media ... pen and ink,
pencil, oils, acrylics and water-
colors.
Art patrons will see a com
plete turnabout in Arnold’s art
style when some 20 pieces of his
work are featured in a one-man
exhibition in Atlantic Christian’s
main art gallery in early March.
Instead of abstract symbolism,
they will view a show of modern
realism ... people will look like
people, landscapes will appear
as landscapes, etc.
Why the change in style?
“Occasionally an artist who
produces primarily abstract art
gets a deep urge to produce work
of a realistic nature,” said
Arnold. “I guess mainly it is
because a challenge arises
within him to do something
which calls for preciseness. Not
that abstract art is not precise, it
is — but realistic art requires
preciseness to an extremely high
degree.”
Many of the pieces of work
which are to appear in the
March exhibit seem to be almost
photographic. The realism and
colors are breathtaking. It will
be a show well worth viewing.
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By
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Rogers on
Notice
All students planning to apply for financial assistance for the 1974-
75 academic year and the 1974 summer terms should attend a meeting
Thursday, January 31,1974 at 11:00 in Hardy Alumni Hall.
Applications, instructions, and information will be provided for
those planning to apply for assistance through the A.C.C. Financial
Aid Office. Types of aid that will be discussed include the following:
National Direct Student Loans
Government Guaranteed Loans (College Foundation, Inc.)
Federal Nursing Loans
Federal Nursing Scholarships
^sic Educational Opportunity Grants
Supplementary Educational Opportunity Grants
Part-time campus jobs
Grants and named scholarships
The gallery is open to the
public. There is no admission
charge. Gallery hours are
Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 10
a.m. — 5 p.m.; Tuesday,
Thursday, 12 p.m. — 5 p.m.; and
Tuesday, 7 p.m. — 9 p.m.
NUMBER FOURTEEN
SGA
Meeting
Held
The SGA Kxecutive IJoard
held their first meeting of the
1974 Spring Semester Tuesday,
Jan 22 at 6:30 p m in Hardy
■Alumni Hall Trustee Room.
Danny Smith reported that
Atlantic Christian will be sen
ding twelve representatives to
the North Carolina Student
I^egislature NCSL is a mock
legislature held each spring,
with various college and
universities in the slate par
ticipating
January 29 and 30 are the
filing dates for the vacated of
fices of day student president
and senator. Election day will be
on Thursday, February 7. with
polls open in Hines Hall from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m.
Kenny Simmons was ap
pointed chairman of the En
tertainment Committee Plans
are now being made for the first
annual Orchid Festival to be
held in Fleming Stadium here in
Wilson. Tentatively scheduled
just prior to Easter break, it will
feature two top bands.
Ted Davis will be recom
mended to serve as senior
member to the Student Life
Committee, a recent vacancy.
Mr. James Speight, Jr. of the
State Department of Public
Instruction will be on campus
Tuesday, February 5, 1974 at 11
A.M. in Hardy Alumni Hall to
meet with students receiving the
Prospective Teachers
Scholarship-Form. It is im
perative that recipients make
every effort to be present for this
meeting Important information
about this program will be
provided by Mr. Speight who will
be able to answer individual
questions after a brief presen
tation to the entire group.
Self Defense Beginning
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Girls — have you been looking
or a way to defend yourself if
you were to be attacked in a dark
®y. A way to get back at your
»>g brother^ A way to make that
Wind date keep his hands to
Well, Jimmy Wynne of
6 Wilson School of Karate is
Soingtogive you your chance! A
ourse in basic self-defense and
^ysical exercise will be offered
nnfu"'"® February 5. This is
arate, althou^ some will
involved—the exercises will
be for toning and firming those
muscles. Jim is not going to
make you a black belt — nor
even a white one — he’s just
going to give you a chance to
outsmart an assailant and get
away before you are harmed. If
you are at least 16 years old; a
single, married, divorced,
widowed or engaged female
college student, high school
student, or career girl, or a
housewife this course is for you
— however — enrollment will be
limited. Registration will be held
from 7-9, Tuesday, Jan. 29 at the
Wilson School of Karate, 1018
Goldsboro Street at Five Points
in Wilson. Classes will be held
for one hour on Tuesdays from 6-
7 and 7-8 for 8 weeks. Total cost
for this invaluable course is $20.
Isn’t that a minimal cost for
your protection? Instructors will
be black belts Jimmy Wynne
and Jimmy Anderson and brown
belt Bob Spencer. For more
information call Gail or Jimmy
Wynne at 237-3239.
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