Emory University - Campus Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Special Events 14,0 , . . .N,,.-.s ,,. I .-H,,,,...a4 4 P5 +?,,,,.,,.. , . .4--2... McEachern During the Convocation ceremonies, Dr. Stone christens the new year with his wit and charm. His speech marked the Colum- bus Point, the point before the abyss of ignorance. But, he concluded, Ambiguity is where the fun begins . Simon Weisenthal evoked everyone's em- pathy in his account of the Holocaust. His efforts have been responsible for the cap- ture and trial of many Nazi war criminalsg not only to punish them, but also to use them as witnesses in an attempt to under- stand past, present, and future Holocausts. 38!Special Events 'iyf ,gk 'P'-H. f' Y All

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L i 1 Volatile Y Dr. Wilson Brian Key spoke in October about subliminal seduction in advertising. After ten years of studying sex in advertis- ing, Key discovered that companies pay thousands of dollars for paintings with a lot more going on in them than meets the eye. For example, a plate of clams was dis- covered to be an orgy, and the letters S-E-X were found in the ice cubes of a glass of gin. Key believes that this type of advertising is deceptive and that the media has the capa- bilities of selling anything from soap to political candidate. y, Il1ll Running, leaping, and twirling across the stage of Cannon Chapel, members of the Ioffrey Ballet's Group III, excited a packed house on October 20 as part of the Cannon Chapel Dedication Series. The Ioffrey danc- ers performed a mix of classical and mod- ern ballet with techniques from other dance forms employed to give their performance an innovative look. 'T' if ,.., .il 'Q r. .f 1 Volatile From Harlem to Broadway, a black musical revue, was performed in October. The show traces the history of the Black musical and the black performer. The Production high- lights such shows as Cabin in the Sky, Por- gy and Bess, Ain't Misbehavin, and The Wiz. The singing and dancing were superb and the history lesson informative. 3. X The Atlanta Dance Theatre performed an outstanding spiritual show. Barbara Sulli- van, the choreographer, combined African cultural heritage and modern Afro-Ameri- can society. One of the dances, Koma Vil- lage, contained dance movements based on tribal dances, African tribal dress, and the Society of African Drummers. The powerful beat pulled the audience into chanting African phrases and applauding throughout the piece. Special Eventsf39