Wednesday, Sept: 2. 1971
The Daily Tar Heei
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by Lou Bonds
Associate Editor
The Carolina Symposium will expand
its format this year to present "Mind of
the South: The Southern Soul."
Claiborne Jones, a symposium
organier, said the program has been
expanded from the usual four-day
program of the past and will present 1 1
days of speakers, exhibits and music on
March 20-31.
The Carolina Symposium alternates
- jry other year with the Fine Arts
Festival.
I he Symposium, titled "Man
an J the Fnvironment," featured speakers
j'.h as f-.dmund Muskie, U.S. senator
from Maine, and Stewart Udail, former
Secretary of the Interior.
Miss Jones said she hopes to line up a
greater number of speakers and offer a
more varied program for the 1972
symposium.
In presenting the southern theme, the
symposium will trace the history of the
South through culture and art.
Southern folk culture will be
represented by fiddlers, banjo players,
Jokirner players and other musicians
typical of the region.
Miss Jones said few formal invitations
have been extended to speakers and
artists at this point, but she mentioned
names of those "I would very much like
to have come.'"
Of the folk culture category, she
icirned "Voices Incorporated" as a group
he plans to invite. "Voices
Incorporated'" is a black group from
Harlem that depicts the history of soul
music in concerts.
"We are definitely interested in having
the North Carolina School of Arts come,"
she said. T he Arts School has developed a
ballet interpretation of southern author
Willia m Faulkner.
Charles Kuralt, CBS television
commentator of the popular series "On
the Road" has been scheduled as
"definitely coming." He will lecture and
'how excerpts of "On the Road" films
taken in the South.
Miss Jones related she would like to
h ive southern authors participate in the
symposium. She named Robert Penn
Warren. Walker Perry. Fldora Welty and
1 r u man Capote as possibilities.
She named poets James Dickey and
Allen late as possible candidates for
m itation also.
C. Vann Woodward, a southern
historian , Frank Smith, head of the
J ennessee Valley Authority program, and
Vernon Jordan, head of the Urban
League, are also possible speakers.
Other areas being investigated as
possibilities are a intercollegiate seminar
whi.h would have southern college
students meet at the symposium to
discuss problems of that age group.
During the two week symposium
program, the La Mar Society, a group of
southern law makers, has scheduled their
annual meeting to be held in Chapel Hill.
Miss Jones said she is interested in having
southern governors enlisted as speakers
from the La Mar Society.
The Carolina Symposium is funded by
Stud end Government appropriations,
Student Union grants and donations from
dormitones, fraternities, sororities and
various foundations.
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