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week's activities included lect
Harrison, Lester Rosebore,
> prevention of fire.
Black Arts
Johnson C. Smith Univer
observe^,. Black ,
Cultural Arts Festival Week
on April 20-26. This week is
annually set aside to present
musical, artistic, dramatic and
historical programs and exhibitions
for the student body
and for the community at
large. It is co-ordinated by the
University Memorial Union
Program Board under the
direction of Mrs. Joyce Crisp.
On Sundav. Aoril 20 the
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Boggs Academy Choir* of
Keysville, Georgia will be
presented in a full concert oi
sacred and secular music at 2
p.m. in the University Church.
The Negro Spiritual, an art
form indigenous to the
American Black, will dominate
y the program. There is no
charge for this concert.
On Monday, April 21 Dick
Gregory, noted comedian,
social satirist, writer will
appear at 8:15 p.m. in the
Hartley Woods Gymnasium.
Gregory has been the
recipient of national acclaim
for his astuteness in assessing
the racial issues of the
American nation and for
telling the truth about the
problems in ways that make
people laugh instead of cry.
This will be his first
appearance on the Johnson C.
Smith University campus.
Singing the gospel songs
which black college* students
have recently revived on their
campuses in both the
predominately black colleges
and the predominately white
ones as well, the Morris
College Gospel Choir of
Sumter. South Carolina will
perform on Tuesday, April 22
A at 8:00 p.m. There is no
charge for this event.
An exhibit entitled "Black
Odessey" will be the highlight
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entertain a child. Lots of ways,
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handicaps.
The child with impaired
hearing has fewer entertainrces.
?When
brothers, sisters aTRTfriends
sit down to watch television,
he either finds other things to
do* or sits through. the
programs he can only partially
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UNC-TV Network aired the
first of a series entitled
VISION ON for the hearing
impaired child. An endless
progression of visual delights
? jokes, cartoons, stop-motion
animation, speeded-up action
and pantomime -- with very
little talk, the programs
appeal to not only the
hearing-impaired child but all
children.
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specifically geared to the deaf
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objects used as starting points
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program to program, patterns
recur, situations have a
different twist and characters
reappear.
Produced by the British
Broadcasting Corporation and
distributed by Time-Life
Films, VISION ON has won
the Society of Film and
Television Arts Award for the
best children's entertainment
program in England. The
42-program series comes on
Sunday nights at 7 on Channel
60 of the UNC-TV Network.
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