Hartwick College - Oyaron Yearbook (Oneonta, NY)

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The Sisters of Alpha Omicron Pi take second place in the competition. Phi Mu Ahnha Sinfonia Sing Members of Phi Mu Alpha entertain while the judges make their decision. Meredith Loclmer accepts first place trophy from .lay Treat on behalf of The Sisters of Phi Sigma Phi.

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James Meredith Visits Hartwick Nts- - N , '3- 1 F George Bruno, president of the Student Senate troduees James Meredith. Mr. Meredith discusses the Civil Rights movement und the role of the white main in the future of the movement. Meredith talks with George Bruno thrill, President of the Hartwick Student Senate, und Don Busfield, of the Oneonta High School newspaper, the Echo.

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The Festival of the Arts Sir ,lulian Huxley discusses the Hu- manist Revolution in llis lecture during tllc lfcslival of the Arts. Nina Dova, famed guitarist, performed for students and faculty during tllc Festival of the Arts Week. g 64 The Festival ol the Arts began on April l9tl1 with a concert hy the Hartwick College Orchestra. The Hartwick Concert Choir and Band presented a joint concert the following evening. Miss Nina Dova, a gifted folk-singer and soprano guitarist, presented a concert of International Folk Songs. lVliss Dova, star of television, is a particular favorite of college and university audiences and was enthusiastically received here at Hartwick. On April 22, Hartwick was host to Sir Julian Hux- ley. Wllhe Humanist Revolution-the knowledge ex- plosion, together with the new situations now arising, are giving us a new vision of reality and human destinyf, was Sir Julian Huxleyis topic. To conclude the Festival of the Arts, the Hartwick College Little Theatre presented Shakespeare's Wfwelfth Night to commemorate the Bardis 400th birthday.