Kent State University - Chestnut Burr Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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I lt-mix 'iqfqif' Unique? This is a very adequate description for the Creative Arts reach out. lt was a week of panel discussions, continuous film showings, class lectures and dramatic hap- penings, Elizabeth Hardwick served as hostess for the festival. A noted author and critic, she lead oft the wee-k's events. During the week there were many bright spots. Karl Shapiro, Pulitzer Prize winner for poetry, gave readings ol' his work for classes and students in open readings. Shirley Clarke had many of her films shown and discussed Her Portrait of jason was one of the outstanding showings. There was an unusual experience when talent was combined to make a student film. Ellen Stewart and Miss Clarke combined their talents in an un- usual experience. Miss Stewart directed her noted traveling repertory company while Miss Clarke con- ducted the filming of the actors. lames Tenney conducted some of his pieces and entertained as well as instructed the students in music composition. It was a week that was!