Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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Dean Melvin Mason of Cuttington College, Liberia, addressed the student body during his tour of the ACM colleges. Professor Eliseo Vivas of Northwestern University started Sigma Omicron Mu Lectureships in January, 1963, by speaking and conducting discussions on The Philosophy of Culture. The Smothers Brothers in action.

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George Shirley, tenor, presents songs and operatic arias before Monmouth audience. Senator Douglas with smiling faculty members. Concerts and Lectures Dwlght Drexler attends the tea given in his honor after his concert of Debussy ' s piano compositions. The New York Little Orchestra with the featured piano soloist, Frank Glaser, in its November 13 concert.

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■f Liberal Arts Richard Gard Milton Allen Richard A. Gard, a lecturer at Yale University, was one of the outstanding features of the Festival. Mr. Gard has travelled extensively in Japan and the Far East. Buddhism is his field of study and his lecture was excellent. Dr. Milton J. Allen was from Falls Church, Virginia. He is a research associate in the Bio-Organic-Electro-Chem- istry Melpar Inc. Mr. Allen received his Ph.D. at John Hop- kins University and Monmouth was very fortunate to have him as a guest lecturer of the Liberal Arts Festival. Won Kyung Cho, lecturer and contemporary dancer, has toured the country and Monmouth had him as a guest during the Liberal Arts Festival. Won Cho was bom in Korea and was educated at Yonsei University and also studied at Juliard School of Music. On May 3, 4, and 5, Monmouth College presented its traditional Liberal Arts Festival. The 1963 edition of the festival Won Kyung Cho 26