Mercer County Community College - Viking Yearbook (West Windsor, NJ)

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--...Q l .31 TH, if M iii vs. t CHE E'k 5 F ta ski' lt it 5 .. ,IN WEEK ABOUT WOMEN7, The Women's Coalition, a new and vital part of MCCC campus life proved its organizational ability with the May 15 through 19th Week About Women held at both campuses The events included: Monday, May 15 Tuesday, May 16 Arts and Crafts Show Evelyn Stern's multi-media Sense of Beautyv Student piano recital Cecilia Hodges Drewry's dramatic readings Reception Film: The Sterile Cuckoo followed by a discussion by Marilyn Gilroy 51 Janet Birkal Wednesday, May 17 Women's Day at the Kerney Campus Reception Helen Fcrber speaks on dieting Ebony Dance Group of THS Friends Choir Nunzio C:-rnoro's lecture on Finances Discussion on rape with Detective White Thursday, May 18 MCCC Awards Day at which the Women's Friday, May 19 Coalition presented a 3200 scholarship to June Coates and a certificate of merit to Patricia Butler. Luncheon Discussion program on women returning to school with Angela lVlcClynn, Bob Keane and Pat Carr Discussions on nutrition, exercise and sexuality with Florence Melick, Angela McClynn and Chris Ang:-rmcier Run for Fun, a two mile race for fifty participants tpictured belowl

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Then began, on an average of one a week, a series of lectures llike the one on Harold Pinter by Guy Vaesenj, one-man or one- woman shows lHarold Rome being the lirstl, special presenta- tions lsuch as the performances of Donizetti's opera, Rita',l and concerts of inlinite Variety. MCCCE own Concert and Stage Bands under the direction of John Kulpa presented Winter and Spring Concerts in conjunction with the MCCC Chorus directed by Paul Schied. Both groups also participated in graduation cere- monies. The recently established Per- lorming Arts Department had a busy and diversified Hrst year. It began way ahead ol' the rest of MCCC with the annual Tomato Patch Workshop, a summer pro- gram for high schoolers interested in theatre production. The pro- gram closed with the musical com- edy NO, NO, NANETTE. Shown here is one ol' the many chorus numbers from that 1920's show. At the same time the fall semester classes began, ENGLISH MUSIC HALL played a return engage- ment for several weekends in Sep- tember, directed by Jason Barnes. Dramatic presentations of the year began with Guy Vaesen's play THE PRESENT directed by Mr. Vaesen and starring Frank Bilaneio, Phil Brusehi, Tom Moflit, Mary Ann Seville, Andy Hornyak, Don ,lones and Annette Rutherford. Like all produc- tions, casting was open to the entire community. January is an extra special month for this department because ol' Mr. Flynn's British Theatre Seminar and other courses taught at lVlCCCis European base ol' operations - London. ln addition to providing students with three academic credits, it gives them the chance to travel, learn about theatrical professionals, take backstage tours and attend theatre in the cradle of English language drama. Pictured at left is the home of the Royal Shakespeare Company, one of the stops on the Seminaris lively itinerary. Also visited annually is Players, Theatre where Edwar- dian music hall entertainmenl is a tradition. 93