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Page 29 text:
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The Messiah takes on a special significance in Ann Arbor during Christmas time when it is magnificently performed by the University Musical Society. For this is no ordinary occasion. Parents, alumni, and friends come to the wintry campus, fusing memories of the past with the warm glow of today s college life. In another area, the Michigan Symphony Band delights the public with their own fine brand of music. Hailed the world over, the band made a triumphantly successful tour of the Soviet Union this year, again showing that American music is one of our best ambassadors. 25
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Music can be gay or blue, full of stately magnificence or searching introspection. Tastes vary, but one thing remains certain- students must have music. And music they find to fit their moods, whether it be the emotional power of a symphony, the pulsating rhythms of Ray Charles, or the serene beauty of the Robert Shaw Chorale. It is rather fitting that music should play such an important role in students ' lives. For university life is a rough-hewn harmony which blends varied elements into a unified whole . . . perhaps not always on key, but always striving for improvement. i i.
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The stage has long been one of man s favorite means of both expression and entertainment, for it provides the artist with a showcase for his talents, the actor with a vehicle for his, and the public with diversions to suit its mood. In the Lydia Mendlessohn Theatre, and the less restricted atmosphere of the Arena Theatre, the Speech Department presents an annual series of plays by distinguished authors, both classical and contemporary. Purple Dust, by the Irish playright, Sean O Casey, was one of the more lighthearted of this year s presentations. Creative arts flourish on the campus, producing noteworthy achievements from which the Speech Department can draw its material. A highlight of the series was Season of the Beast. Written by an undergraduate, Carl Oglesby, the play bears the stamp of quality which long has been a Michigan tradition. 26
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