Michigan Technological University - Keweenawan Yearbook (Houghton, MI)

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.lust as students are given the opportunity to partake in the dramatic arts, so they are given the opportunity also to partake in the musical arts, such as in the Spring Concert, the Concert-Lecture Series, and such non affiliated produc- tions as Cosmopolitan Night-all of which add to one's educational enrichment. Sponsored by the Student Council at Michigan Tech, thc New Christy Minstrels entertained thc student body in the Spring Concert.

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.U g-lvl' Wu-X 3' Q ga-8, S Q q ., A K 8 iv 'Q 'ga 8 Enrichment Still another major strand is that of extracurricular cultural and public service activities. Although educa- tion and environment provide strong primary fibers for the basic weave, the brightly colored supporting threads of the Little Theater, Concert-Lecture series, the Student Education Corps, and Division of Con- tinuing Education add greatly to the final quality and finish of the fabric. Enrichment enhances the year by bringing to all participants and unselfish appreciation of facets of life not directly related to studies, recrea- tion, or enjoyment of surroundings, and to some a warm sense of accomplishment of helping others. HM ..' 1 Q As in every play, there must be makeup. In front of four distressed onlookers, a flustered Fred Alston exhorts his unwillingness gh Haw! to be a witness for the desperate Dennis Corcoran, in the play entitled, A Case of Libel. Prominent for its successes in the presentation of plays, as well as its talent, the Michigan Tech Little Theater gives students the opportunity to learn what goes on behind a stage as well as on it. In the play, The Physicists, a frustrated Inspector Voss questions Sir Issac Newton.

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