Chatham College - Cornerstone Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Dr. Nathan Scott 1 tff ' % : Martha Graham

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The Pittsburgh bicentennial and the etloits of tiie college brought to the chapel many distinguished speakers this year. Among the many visitors were Mr. Basil Rathbone who delighted us with readings from Shakespeare, Martha Graham who transported us into the world of dance, and the Religion and the Arts ser- ies which bridged the gap between two fields not often correlated. In addition to the arts, the Social Sciences were equally represented vith outstanding speakers such as, economist, Barbara Ward anthropologist, Loren Eisley and newspaperman, Thomas Whitney.

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1 Ill ' s f.ii tlu ' Kiilcm- has Ikx ' ii loiluiiatc tii iiii;h lo ha c liail iii.iin l;iu ' s| sprakcis iniiaiii on (ani|)us l ii more than just an houi s time ni i ha pel. Lci lint ' s heniin in ( liapcl arc tarricil on at inhiinial hiiuhroiis and cNtnuiL; discussions. These ' ell oigani cil |)i :nianis |)i(i itle huiill and students the opportunity to ineel vith and (|iicsti(in oulslandint; in- dividuals. The aiuHciues at tlic exenint; leclincs lia c l)een hirgc, and it is eiuoiii a,i;in,L; to note that those stuilents who attend are nenuincN interested in laising ad antat e ot these ojjportiuiities. The siuxess ol these jirogranis is becoming more and more apparent. In the lutiue it is hoped that there -will be nianx more programs ol ' this kind .mil tiiai lhe v be met wilh an enthusiastic respon,se.