Chicago State University - Emblem Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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VISITING ARTISTS The hectic life of a university student with all its pressures and demands requires a certain amount of pleasing relaxing moments to prevent lunacy. This year the Activities office, with what little funds they had, gave university students an opportunity to clear the air by providing a number of excellent listening experiences. This year ' s entertainers displayed professionalism, versatility, culture and mind pleasing music. For those of us who enjoy a combination of Jazz and deep rooted soul music Muddy Waters came to please and please they did. Many were clapping and dancing to the fast moving guitar chords while the brassy blazing trumpets ig- nited a surge of excitement in the audience. Other performers lured to CSU were Fanny, a beautiful group of female contemporary rock singers, and the Monroe Doctrine a collection of mountainmen playing moonshine music seemingly echoing back from the back hills of Kentucky. Lu Palmer a black journalist, spoke on the black culture in today ' s society and the Malcolm X Jazz Band performed for the Homecoming Activities. Our Thanks goes out to the planners in the ac- tivities who organized an interesting and relax- ing program of entertainment for university students.

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UPPER LEFT: Fanny, ABOVE: Malcolm X Jazz Band. UPPER RIGHT: Monroe Doctrine, OPPOSITE TOP: Malcolm X lazz Band OPPOSITE LOWER LEFT: Fanny, OPPOSITE LOWER RIGHT: Fanny, ps. Hi ■ it . H 1 1 - ||K m ) m id

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UPPER RIGHT: Richard Newhouse, OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Monroe Doctrine, TOP: Frank Oliva, ABOVE: Frank Oliva, RIGHT: Frank Oliva.