Tarrant County College - Carillon Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Audiences Challenged With Realities f--ug Large audiences listened attentively to discussions of current social problems, then kept the speakers over- time with probing questions. The Fine Arts Series was begun by Fernando Laires, artist-in-residence and chairman of the Piano Department at lnterlochen Arts Academy. Laires' Carillon Theatre concert included tive Portuguese tolk songs, and selec- tions trom Beethoven and Chopin. John Howard Grittin, author of Black Like Me and The Devil Rides Outside, began his lecture with an account ot a Negro hanging held as community enter- tainment. Warning his audience ot the dangers ot stereotyping any group, he related his misadventures traveling through the South disguised as a Negro. I achieved instant degradation simply by changing the color ot my skin, he said, ln cities where I had been welcomed and honored, I could no longer buy a meal or use a rest room and the only thing that l had changed about me was the color ot my skin. The generation gap is even more frightening than the racial gap, said Dr. Zelma George, noted sociologist and musician. She urged students ot all ages and races to concentrate on being part ot the solution instead ot being part ot the problem. fPauI Winter Contemporary Consort renders special treatment to Jazz, Symphonic Orchestration, and Folk Music. The group has appeared at the White House. 9' John Howard Griffin lectures to a large audience in the SUB.

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,,.. r mee gi glfsglslslwlsflfgl,-ssr rJll?t l Ml r' 4 lsse .V v r 'NJ l , APO member Jerry Allen assists a new voter during the foll election for freshmen senators, Ten freshmen achieved honor as they were chosen in the school'wide election to serve cis SGA senators. 24 f The last three months of 1968 was the period when classes were interrupted frequently by calls disclosing bomb threats to var- ious campus buildings, Wee-lcly 7 sometimes twice a week - during this period an anonymous telephone call to the switchboard, city police, or fire department was all it took to give stodents free walks, The vvallfs were fun, 8 Make-ups were not. .. -'LK Q rg' W ..---ref' W - ,I .