Mary Manse College - Brescian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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--..RJ 63 The Hughes Siring Quartet with members, George Hardest, violin; Thomas Moore, violin; Lawrence Bunkhalter, viola; and Gordon Ep- person, cello; presented an assembly of fine music. A handwriting analyst and consultant, Frances Albright explained some of the relationships between handwriting and personalities.

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Mercian Cultu ral Series September 22 Diddlebeck Piano Duo 27 Margaret O'Brien October 4 Missions Speaker 19 Walter Allen November 2 Margaret O'Brien 15 Hughes String Quartet 29 Views and Counterviews: The Sciences vs. the Hu- manifies December 6 Frances Allbright January 26 Leon Israel Feuer February 14 Views and Counterviews: The Future of Catholic Education 21 Salem Rizk April 1 1 SiSter Corona, 0.3.U. A novelis? and critic, Walter Allen presented May a talk on Fat Englishmen and Quiet Ameri- 3 Views and Counterviews: Contemporary Culfure and cant Ethical Norms 9 Holland Musical Puppetry and Iiteraiure were intertwined in Sister Corunu's speech in April.

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Arts and Forum Lecture Series The Birds, one of the most popular of oil Greek comedies, had for its feature a speaking chorus-a highlight of any Notional Players' production of the Greek classic. Satire, wit and general fun abounded in the play, as presented in a new acting'version by Walter Kerr. The Feis Eireann, a group of young singers, dancers and instrumentalists from Ireland, traced the history of Irish music in their March performance. This historical development moved from the music loved by an early Gaelic king to the sophisticated music influenced by the continent. The group ap- peared in a return engagement this year. Historian and lecturer, Dr. Arthur Schlesinger was the author of two Pulitzer Prize winning books. The second of these books was A Thousand Days, a memior of the late President Kennedy, whom he had served as an assistant. He explained his views on Viet Nam. 64