University of Iowa - Hawkeye Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)

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33 5 x 5 9 i 2 Z i 5 Harry Duncan, shown here setting type, also writes librettos. X Q X I ,xxx NN-Q , Madame Butterfly played IQ rwzpciwily audiences las! summer. kxsx 1 NX I N'

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Vrin Allen is captured by the British Broodeclstinq Company. Inside tonic where bosie bnilfiinq blocks of nmtier rerrelz four million voltfrqe. .cfs x I -.'41 'U . 5 7515, S The Kaletdoscope was conttrnwusly moving this year . . . As Iames Van Allen and his associates painstak- ingly substituted direct measurements for curious speculation about Earth's environment. Their basement laboratory has grown into a world center of iniluence in the concept ol manls emancipation lrom single-planet limitations. They planned and designed radiation instruments lor the Explorer satellites and the Pioneer space probesg then de- coded and interpreted their findings. One result: A major discovery ol the lntcrnational Geophysi- cal Year-the Van Allen radiation belts. a spaee travcl hazard to be scouted and a great natural phenomenon to be studied.

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fwwq, ,,., ,..,,, :,,,, Z.,, , , , w V44 ' , Mauricio Losonsky, famed for his print-nicilcinq, won o Retrospective pi Exhibition of the Ford Foundation, T Y gXmr'i.s kept the Kaleidoscope turning wh . . '50 Mauricio Lasans , ' ernationally known for his print-making, this year ed to his long list ol prizes with his engravings, Sell Portraita' and 'gpietafa lVlany ol his prints have been exhibited throughout the world. An accomplishment in another form came to Harry Duncan, typography professor. He Wrote thc libretto for 'The Scarff, an opera which was presented at City Center in New York in April. Duncan has now written three librcttos. ln addition to teaching, hc owns a press on which he has printed 35 books and pamphlets. Another opera, one presented at SUl this summer, played to four capacity houses. lVla- da utteriiyf, a collaboration of both thc music and 'tic arts departments, was dc- scribed by a reviewer ' his Way: The alli- ance of music and theatre wa convincing that the seams of the fabric as a who e c almost imperceptiblef'