the LANCE
^ COMING EVENTS
S Thursday, Feb. 13:
g Black History Week Movie - “Lost, Strayed or Stolen’
^ 7:30 in College Union Lounge
Z Friday, Feb. 14:
^ B.S.U. speaker
7:30 in College Union Lounge
Valentine Dance with live music
^ 9:30 in cafeteria
r Saturday, Feb. 15:
r Recital-Ann Robinson and Sally Morris
^ 8:00in VardellMusicHall
^ Movie - “Sounder”
C 8:00 in Avinger Auditorium
2 Sunday, Feb. 16:
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Recital - Dr. James Cobb and Barbara Cobb with RichardS
Whitley and Gertrude Beal ^
3:30 in VardellMusicHall
Concert - B .S.U. sponsored Gospel Choirs
7:30 in Vardell Music Hall
Movie - “Sounder”
!T» 8:00 in Avinger Auditorium fltj
S.A. Hosts Speakers
In
Economics, Ecology
Feb. 19,Dr. Donald G. Pax- a-'-i —j »•- -—
ton speaks «i “The Econo
mics of Energy Production,
Distribution and Pricing.”
Lectures on Wilderness Sur
vival and Modern India
provide a double exposure «i
Feb. 26.
Philosopher Spencer
Ludlow joins Poet Ron Bayes
in a (fisciission on “The Poetic
Act” on March 5.
Black Mountain Poet
Jonathan ^illiams speaks on
publishing March 12 and
Professor Joies brings “The
Best of Gertrude Stein” on
March 19.
Evening occasions through
the end of March include a
Feb. 25 offering, “An Evening
of Sound Mimes” by Vanessa
Holdsworth and Company.
Miss Holdsworth is from
Fayetteville.
Readings by Fielding
Dawson of New York and
Jonathan Williams of
Highlands and talks and
exhibitions by internationally
heralded photographer Lyle
Bonge and Mel Edelstein,
diief librarian of the National
Gallery of Art, March 10
through 11
Concluding the evening fare
will be a festival in memory
of Gertrude Stein including
the film “When This You See
Remranber Me” and a live
performance of Miss Stein’s
“Four Saints in Three Acts”,
March 19,20, and 21.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13,1975
Meyer ffl Wins
Art Award
PAGE THREE
April and May “The C«n-
mon Experience” wiU con
tinue with an equally ridi
series of offerings. Dr. Jones
said
St. Andrews students and
members of the Laurinburg
conununity can look forward
to an exciting ^ringtime of
activity on the SA campus.
Directed by Dr. F. Whitney
Jones, the “St. Andrews Com
mon Experience” has
scheduled 14 daytime oc
casions (11:30 a.m.) and a
host of evening presentatiwis
set for 8 p.m. “ locations to be
announced.
St. Andrews may once
ag^n congratulate its am
bitious artisit Harry Martin
Meyer HI for the awards he
received in the 1975 Piedmont
Art Show.
Meyer won the first prize of
$100 for his print ‘The
Ladyslipper’. He also
received an honorable men
tion and $35 for his ‘Glboal
Folio’.
This is the second con
secutive year that a St. An
drews student has taken the
first prize in the Piedmont
Show. Bill Burruss’ print,
‘The Discovery’ won it last
year. H.M. Meyers HI also
received an honorable men
tion for his ‘The Inquisition’ in
that show.
A former St. Andrews
student, Suzanne Collins who
is presently attending Queens
Collie, is also a recipient of
an honorable menticsi in this
year’s Piedmont Show.
pie show may be seen oi
this campus during the latter
part of this school year. It is
IM-esently «i the circuit of the
member colleges of the Pied
mont Art Show.
1974 Piedmont Art Show
on Campus
This week and next, the 1974
Piedmont Art Show be iq>
for viewing in the Vardall
Gallery. It is hoped Oiat
everyone will make a point to
stop by and see as it not con
tains works by St. Andrews
students but is, according to
Mi-. Mark Smith, “the best
Piedmont Show we’ve got
ten.y
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SOUTHERN JUNCTION
RECORD SHOP
We Carry
RECORDS, STEREOS, TAPES, STEREO
EQUIPMENT.
We Repair
GUITARS, AMPS, TAPE PLAYERS,
TAPE RECORDERS, RADIOS, STEREOS,
ETC.
Guitar Lessons, Drum Lessons
Mini-Mall, South Main St.
10:00-6:00 Mon.-Sat.
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From McGregor®, a
sophisticated Western look
in a great new woven
polyester blend fabric.
Contrast piping on
yoKe and slack pockets, and
pearl snaps, give these suits
a Fashion Western Look.
Saturday ‘N’ Sunday Coordinates
Betsy Neff serves breakfast with an Arabian flavor.
“The Way Home”
ByXimTourtellotte
The way home is lost.
Time distorts the road.
And yet - the desire
beckons: all thoughts
turn homeward. Fields
of frozen ground abide
in the middle
of the darkening journey.
The passing of town
after town, without
names, or faces
that belong to me.
A child walking -
tranquil in the cold,
and lifts suspicious eyes
as I pass: a red coat
in my mirror,
long after a curve
carries him out of my
sight. I would have
stopped, surely -
but the child
could not really exist
in my time, in my returning,
yet how gentle a thing
to cling to: frightened eyes,
and a red coat.
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