Radford University - Beehive Yearbook (Radford, VA)

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Authors Speak at Radford Appearing at Radford College last spring. John Gardner read from his most recent unpublished work. Following his presentation, he answered various questions. many of which centered around his most recent book entitled On Moral Fiction. Also appearing during the quarter was George Plimpton, author of Paper Lion. Plimpton, also a journalist, sportsman, and adventurer, spoke about his experiences as a rookie on the professional football team, the Detroit Lions. Spring 23

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Mike MuKtfX) Radford Celebrates Culture l-ast spring, the Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra and the Houston Ballet served to stimulate the adoration of many with performances by skilled dancers and musicians. Performing before an attentive audience. the Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra graciously accorded several encores as it received one standing ovation after another. The grace and precision of the Houston Ballet afforded its viewers with a night of enjoyment. Neil Me.Neely 22 Spring

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“Smoking Grass” is Best On May 3rd. 1979. the Inter-Resident House Council sponsored Radford's third annual Gong Show with emcee Jay Allen. This lively performance included such big name acts as Gladys and the Pimps.” the King Tut Dancers,” and Smoking Grass.” Grass' walked away with the $63.36 prize money for the best act. Student Life, under the direction of Bob Crowley, sponsored The Dating Game,” The Newlywed Game. and Radford Squares, all of which were hosted by emcee Bob Williamson. These college versions of popular television game shows were thoroughly enjoyed by the students, faculty members, and administrators who looked forward to participating in such programs in the future. Mik« Muh jftf) 24 Spring