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SCHAEFER TO GIVE LECTURE AT SUNYA
The third in a series of free public lectures sponsored by the
Atmospheric Sciences Research Center, State University of New York
at Albany, and the New York State Department of Environmental
Conservation, is scheduled for Tuesday evening, Apr. 10, when
Vincent J. Schaefer, director of ASRC, will be the guest speaker.
The lecture will take place in Lecture Center 18, beginning at 8 p.m.
Dr. Schaefer's subject will be ''What Is Its?", illustrated with
the use of more than 100 slides of common natural objects but un-
common views of them. A few, very unusual objects will be included.
As each slide of strange, bizarre, and beautiful thingsis shown, the
audience will be given two or three seconds to decide what is depicted.
After that the speaker will describe the subject photographed, The
presentation is described as a challenge to the perception of the viewer.
Dr. Schaefer is known internationally for his work in the field of
cloud physics and weather modification since his important discovery
while with the General Electric Research Laboratory that dry ice could
be used to modify clouds to produce precipitation. In recent years he
has been concerned with atmospheric aerosols and air pollution and
has been a leader in helping to make the public aware of the air
pollution problem,
Just prior to the beginning of the lecture Raymond Falconer, of
ASRC, will give an illustrated weather briefing.
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JAZZ PROGRAM TO BENEFIT SUNYA SINGERS
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‘A "Cotfee House with the Nick Brignola Jazz Ensemble" will take
place on Sunday, Apr. 8 in the Campus Center Cafeteria, State University
of New York at Albany, beginning at 8 p.m. As a part of the program,
a "Happy Half-Hour'' is scheduled from 8 to 8:30, and refreshments
will be served. Donations of $1.50 per person will benefit the University
Singers.
Brignola, well known area jazz artist, has performed extensively
on both coasts with leading jazz men such as Don Ellis, Woody Herman,
and Wes Montgomery. Notable among his accomplishments are the
many international jazz festivals he has participated in, and his winning
of the first Benny Goodman Scholarship at Berkeley, This summer
he will be teaching a jazz course at SUNYA.
As part of his ensemble, Brignola will name Don York, piano,
a native of the Tri-Cities area. York was a composition major at
the Juilliard School, and has performed with Brignola in the New York
metropolitan area, as well as in the Tri-Cities area, He is presently
a member of the First Moog Synthesizer Quartet.
The coffee house is sponsored by the University Singers as
part of a fund-raising effort to enable them to participate in a music
festival in Cyprus this summer.
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
TWO NEW EXHIBITS AT SUNYA LIBRARY
The University Library at State University of New York at Albany
has two new exhibits.
An exhibit on Australia, housed in five cases on the first floor,
supplements and coincides with the Art Gallery exhibit on Australian
bark painting. It has been compiled and staged by Marion P. Munzer,
curator of special collections, and will run through April.
Two cases contain material illustrating the ties between Australia
and the United States; one case features geographical and climatic
material; another is devoted to discovery and exploration; and the fifth
has material about the aborigines, penal colonists, and immigrants.
Miss Munzer served for ayear as an exchange librarian at the
University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia.
In the Red Carpet Lounge on the second floor are books from the
Warren Haynes Memorial Book Collection. Some biographical material
also is part of the exhibit which continues until the end of May.
The exhibit consists of books from the late Dean Haynes' personal
library which were donated to the library. Subsequent exhibits will
feature books purchased through the Warren Haynes Memorial Fund,
Dean Haynes was head of the School of Business at the time of his death.
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WIND ENSEMBLE CONCERT AT SUNYA
"New Music", an evening of contemporary music for wind ensemble,
will be presented in the Recital Hall of the Performing Arts Center, State
University of New York at Albany, on Monday, Apr. 9 at 8:30 p.m.
Performing will be the University Wind Ensemble, under the direction
of Charles Boito.
On the program are Leo Kraft's "Toccata", the ''Partita'' of Hugh
Aitken, Henry Brant's Verticals Ascending", ''For 24 Winds" by
Lucas Foss, and Stravinsky's ''Circus Polka'', Of these five pieces,
four were written in the late 1960's, while the Stravinsky work was
written in the 1940's, Presently at the State University of New York
at Buffalo, Foss is well known for his compositions, as well as for
his conducting and teaching activities. Also known for composition
and teaching is Mr. Kraft, presently at Queens College of the City
University of New York.
The University Wind Ensemble is made up of 45 wind, brass,
and percussion players, : who will be divided into smaller groups for
the concert. Conductor Charles Boito holds degrees from the University
of Southern California and Yale University, and has been the assistant
conductor of the Yale University Concert Band.
The concert is sponsored by the music dpeartment of SUNYA,.
There is no admission charge.
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LIFE SAFETY SEMINAR AT SUNYA MAY 7
The College of General Studies, State University of New York at
Albany, in cooperation with the Institute of Gerontology of the university's
School of Social Welfare, will conduct a one-day fire life safety seminar
on Monday, May 7, in the Campus Center ballroom. Coordinating
the program, for which attendants will receive eight hours of work
credit toward a continuing education certificate, will be Donald F.
Favreau, director of SUNYA's Center for Executive Development.
Keynote speaker at the seminar will be Samuel Cahan, chief,
Accident and Fire Prevention, General Service Administration. Other
speakers will be Sylvester Delaney, senior safety field representative,
Bureau of Fire Inspections, New York State Office for Local Government;
and Captain Rodger Apple, Albany Fire Department.
The seminar is expected to be of particular value to administrators
and directors of nursing homes and to supervisors and managers
involved with life safety programs in nursing homes and hospitals.
The program, approved for certification by the Board of Examiners
of Nursing Homes Administration of the New York Department of
Health, will cost $25 a person but there is a lesser rate if an organi-
zation sends more than one individual.
Professor Favreau, author of ''Fire Service Management", one
of the most used textbooks in fire service, points out that during the
past 10 years there have been an increasing number of multiple-death
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ALBANY ROTARY TO BE ENTERTAINED BY SUNYA INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
The Albany Rotary Club will celebrate its 60th anniversary at a dinner with
entertainment to be provided by the International Student Association in the ball-
room of the university's Campus Center Saturday evening, Apr. 14.
Kenneth Abele, assisted by Thomas Moreen, is chairman of the event.
Coordinating the entertainment arrangements are Syed Jafri, president of the ISA,
and J. Paul Ward, international student adviser at SUNYA.
Featured during the program will be a Ukranian dance, SUNYA Ukranian Club;
Philippine performance, Filipino students; Guyanese calypso, Jim Bishop;
"La Negra'' Mexican dance, Helena Ladron de Guevara and Alfredo Rodriquez;
international fashion show with national dress from throughout the world; Chinese
dance, Chinese Student Association; 'Marinera'’ Peruvian dance, Ulises and Iris
Garcia; Arabian dance, International Folk Dance Club; and sitar recital, India
Association.
Albany Rotarians have had a long interest in international affairs and educa-
tional exchange. The Albany club has hosted several Rotary International scholars
studying at SUNYA in recent years and, additionally, the organization has assisted
numerous individual international students. Annually a large representative
student group is invited to club meetings.
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"MOST HAPPY FELLA" CAST ANNOUNCED AT SUNYA
Joseph Balfior has announced the cast for the State University Theatre's
joint music and theatre department production of Frank Loesser's ''The
Most Happy Fella" to open at the SUNYA Fetabipeening Arts Center May 2.
Joel Aroeste will play Tony, the aging, Italian, grape grower who
invites to his Napa Valley California home a young, mail-order bride,
Rosabella, played by Jean Ferguson. Other principles include Paul Poore
as Joey, Leo Bonneau as Herman, Bertilla Baker as Cleo, and Maria
Makis as Marie.
The choreography for the cast of 42 is by Sandra Hallfors, a SUNYA
senior. Nathan Gottschalk, music department chairman, is musical
director.
The settings have been designed by Robert J. Donnelly, lighting by
Jerome Hanley, and costumes by Elaine Yokoyama,
Performances will be in the Main Theatre, May 2-6, Wednesday
through Saturday at 8:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2:30 bor, Tickets are available
now at the box office, 457-8606, at $3, general admission; $2, with any
student identification card; and $1 with SUNYA tax card.
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SUNYA PROFESSOR ASSESSES NEW LOOK IN TEACHER PREPARATION
The latest scheme in teacher preparation may appear great, but a host of
practical problems have to be ovércome if the plan is to succeed.
That's the gist of an article by John A. Ether of State University of New
York at Albany which appears in the current issue of PBTE Newsletter, a
teacher education publication.
In his article Dr. Ether, director of Teacher Corps activities at SUNYA's
School of Education, discusses the problems involved in the latest proposal
to upgrade the preparation of teachers. Known as Performance Based Teacher
Education (PBTE), the approach would have teachers licensed not on the basis
of college courses they have taken but on performance and accomplishment
in the classroom. An internship is a vital part of the program.
The State University educator tells how the SUNYA School of Education is
compiling a body of guide information by cataloging the various problems that
must be faced by teacher preparation institutions which plan to use the new
PBTE method.
Based on interviews with teacher interns, university personnel, team leaders,
school district personnel, and community people, author Ether has pin-pointed
21 problems. Each involves what Dr, Ether terms "Start-up Problems" -- those
related to instituting a PBTE training program.
In one of them Dr. Ether indicates that the colleges in question will need to
change a number of their procedures -- grades, timing and scheduling of classes,
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faéulty assignments, and'so on. Related to this is the need to bring together
four concerned groups: the teacher preparatory institution, the cooperating
local school system where the intetaa work, the local teachers bargaining
unit, and the State Department of Education,
Author Ether reports that many operational points must be settled, too,
such as the extra work involved when a regular teacher monitors the work of
the trainee and the extent to which they should be paid for the monitoring service.
Another problem réviewed by Professor Ether has to do with the inade-
quancies of PBTE developers and writers. States the Albany professor: ''An
extensive training or retraining effort, designed for colleges and for local
educational agency personnel, is needed. Securing people to do this training,
providing funding, and getting people to agree to be trained, are massive
problems."
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GERMAN EXHIBIT AT SUNYA LIBRARY
"Exile, 1943-1945", an exhibition of German writers,
artists, and scholars driven into exile by the National Socialists,
opens Sunday, Apr. 15, in the main lobby of the library at State
University of New York at Albany,
The display of photographs, manuscripts, documents, and
books will be presented by the university's department of Germanic
languages and literatures through May 15.
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LARGE MURAL PLACED AT SUNYA CAMPUS CENTER
New to the Campus Center at State University of New York at Albany is a
160-foot mural which has been installed on the second floor lounge walkway
area outside the ballroom, The supergraphic in colorful abstract design is the
work of Jon Henry of the university's Educational Communications Center.
Permanently placed, it is in the area which previously accommodated temporary
shows.
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Mr, Henry will be honored Wednesday evening'at a public reception from
8 to 10 in the Campus Center Gallery. The affair is sponsored by Kenneth
Blaisdell, student activities adviser, assisted by SUNYA's coordination
committee and representatives from the Campus Center,
The artist joined the staff at SUNYA in 1969 as project director and designer
for ECC. His work has been shown in many exhibits, including one-man shows
on both the East and West coasts.
Mr. Henry studied at the Philadelphia School of Industrial Arts and with
the painter, Abe Hankins. Later he studied in New York with Rudolph Arnheim
and Louis Schanker and at the studio of Robert Motherwell,
The art coordination committee, chaired by Lois H. Gregg, associate dean
for student affairs, has placed selected works of art in buildings on the campus
for the past seven years. Funding for the undertaking has come from the
Faculty-Student Association, alumni, individuals from the community,
foundations, faculty, and students. All projeets are voted on by the committee.
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Other art work placed by the committee in the Campus Center include the
William Clark assemblage wall in the Assembly Hall, the large Walter Plate
painting in the Fireside Lounge, and large original prints and paintings in the
card lounge and other areas of the Campus Center.
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
MATHEMATICS COLLOQUIUM
PROFESSOR H. LEVINE
S.U.N.Y. at Binghamton
"Some Remarks On The Behavior Of Solutions To Some
Classes Of Nonlinear Wave Equations"
Priday, April 6, 1973
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SUNYA'S JARKA BURIAN RECEIVES NATIONAL HONOR
Jarka M. Burian, chairman of the department of theatre at
State University of New York at Albany, has received a 1973
Special Award from the United States Institute of Theatre Tech-
nology for his book, ''The Scenography of Josef Svoboda", The
honor was conferred by the board of directors of USITT at a
meeting in St. Louis, Mo.
The citation states that Professor Burian's book "allows the
American theatre public to understand and appreciate the artistry
of a true genius of scenic design and technology of our times.
Dr. Burian's understanding of the man and his ability to explain
Svoboda's creative process makes this an outstanding contribution
to our discipline. Continues the tribute, "Dr. Burian's unique
ability has been further demonstrated by his assistance during
the 1972 USITT-sponsored tour of lecture and master classes by
Josef Svoboda. Truly, Dr. Burian has translated Josef Svoboda
for America",
The SUNYA faculty member is a noted authority on eastern
European theatre in general as well as on Svoboda. He is the
author of a number of publications, among which is the recent
book for which he has been honored. Dr. Burian holds degrees
from Rutgers University, Columbia University, and Cornell
University where he received his doctorate.
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
CONFERENCE PLANNED AT SUNYA FOR MATHEMATICS TEACHERS
A conference for teachers of elementary and junior high school
mathematics will be held Monday, Apr. 30, from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.
in Lecture Center 1 at State University of New-York at Albany. It
is being sponsored by the university's department of instruction,
mathematical education.
Representatives of the Arithmetic Project at the University
of Illinois, in association with the Education Development Center
of Newton, Mass., will present materials developed by the group
which has spent ten years of research in working out materials
suited to the needs of elementary school children. The writings
stress creativity but not at the expense of knowledge of arithmetic
fundamentals.
Ernest R. Ranucci, professor of instruction/mathematics,
points out that the group has tried to avoid criticisms leveled at
the so-called "new" mathematics. All interested teachers are
invited to attend.
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SUNYA GRADUATE STUDENTS REPORT EXPERIMENTS AT NATIONAL
MEETING
At recent national meetings of the Biophysical Society in
Columbus, O., three graduate students in biology under the super-
vision of Robert D. Allen, professor of biology at State University
of New York at Albany, reported successful experiments on the
isolation of naked cytoplasm from amoebae.
Douglass L. Taylor, John Condeelis, and Patrick Moore had
succeeded in controlling the physical state and motility of amoeba
cytoplasm in chemically defined media and they were able to
demonstrate contraction, relaxation, and a state analogous to rigor
in muscle. They also had designed a chemical medium in which
the naked cytoplasm would not only stream actively and form
pseudopodia, but even undergo limited locomotion.
A decade ago Dr. Allen proposed the frontal contraction theory
of amoeboid movement. The SUNYA graduate students succeeded
in demonstrating the presence of the contractile protein myosin in
the same form that it appears in vertebrate striated muscle, and
the result has demonstrated the long-suspected similarity in the
mechanisms of muscle contraction and amoeboid movement and
provided confirmation of Dr. Allen's theory.
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REGIONAL ART EXHIBIT PLANNED AT SUNYA
The 1973 Exhibition by Artists of the Mohawk-Hudson Region
will be held at the University Art Gallery, State University of
New York at Albany, from June 24 through August 5, Co-sponsoring
the regional exhibition with the State University Gallery are the
Albany Institute of History and Art and the Schenectady Museum.
The juried show is open to all artists living within a 100-mile
radius of Albany and Schenectady. Henry Geldzahler, curator of
Twentieth Century art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, will
make the selection for exhibition,
Work. is due at the University Art Gallery Thursday through
Sunday, June 7-June 10. Details for submitting works appear
ona "Call for Entries" form which can be obtained by calling or
writing to the University Art Gallery, SUNYA, 1400 Washington
Avenue, Albany, 12222, (call 518-457-3375), Additional infor-
mation is available from Donald Mochon, director of the gallery.
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Donald Mochon or Marsha Novak
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SUNYA LIBRARY SCHOOL SPONSORING COLLOQUIUM ON DEWEY SYSTEM
The Dewey Decimal Classification will be the subject of the Fifth
Annual Colloquium of the School of Library and Information Science
at State University of New York at Albany on Tuesday and Wednesday,
Apr. 24-25. To be examined will be the classification in both its
practical and its theoretical aspects, with particular attention to the
18th edition.
A panel of distinguished speakers will present papers on various
aspects of the system. There will be two panel discussions, one
devoted to users' reactions to the 18th edition, ‘and the other devoted
to the identification of areas of research and types of research needed
to evaluate the use and effectiveness of the system and to chart its
future development.
The colloquium is open to the public and there is no charge other
than the registration fee of $5 which includes lunch on Wednesday.
Sessions will be held at the Rowntowner Motor Inn, Albany. Morning
sessions will start at 9:45 a.m. and the concluding session will end
at 3p.m. Additional information about plans for attendance are
available from Gordon Stevenson, director of the colloquium.
Included in the program will be papers on the historical back-
ground of the system, the structure of the 18th edition, the use of
the system in national bibliography, and the general problems of
evaluating a system of shelf classification.
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Guest speakers will be John P, Comaromi, Western Michigan
University; Benjamin A, Custer, editor, "Dewey Decimal Classification";
Joel C. Downing, assistant editor, ''The British National Bibliography";
John Phillip Immroth, University of Pittsburgh; Richard J. Hyman,
Queens College of the City University of New York; and C. David Beatty,
McGill University. 1
Two uses of the Dewey Classification will be examined: its use
as a system of direct subject access by the provision of a helpful
shelf arrangement and its use as a system for organizing entries
in classified catalogs. There will be papers on historical background
of the system, the structure of the 18th edition, the use of the
system in national bibliography, and the general problems of evaluating
a system of shelf classification.
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For Immediate Release
SUNYA WILL HOLD READING WORKSHOP FOR TWO-YEAR COLLEGE EDUCATORS
Counselors, teachers, administrators, and reading personnel from two-year
_colleges and urban centers throughout New York will attend a reading workshop’
Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday, April 15-17, at the Institute for Man and Science,
Rensselaerville.
Sponsor is the Two-Year College Development Center of the School of
Education, State University of New York at Albany. Francis P. Hodge of the
Center staff is coordinator.
Entitled "Gerunds for Reading: Preparing, Comparing, and Caring'', the
meeting will spotlight successful techniques used in teaching reading to two-
year college students who need instruction or help.
Featured speakers at the workshop are:
+ John Champaigne, Director of Financial Aids, Community College of the
Finger Lakes.
. Rosemary Lanshe, Director Reading and Study Skills Center, Agricultural
aad Technical College, Alfred.
. David Martin, Instructor of English, Auburn Community College.
+ Dorothy Schriver, Developmental Reading Counselor, Community College of
the Finger Lakes.
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FOURTH ASRC LECTURE AT SUNYA
"The Adirondacks in All Seasons" will be the fourth program
in the current lecture series co-sponsored by the State Department
of Environmental Conservation and the Atmospheric Sciences
Research Center at State University of New York at Albany. It
/Tues., Apr. 24
will begin at 8 p.m, in Lecture Center 18 at the university.
Mr. Smith is.a freelance photographer residing at Shelburne,
Vt. His presentation will bring to the viewer the unique experience
of an intimacy with nature through color photography. Through
dual-slide projection and sound-synchronized beautiful music,
Mr. Smith's artistry is combined to give the audience a most
unusual experience. _
An illustrated weather briefing by Raymond Falconer, of the
ASRC, will be a feature at the beginning of the program,
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INTERNATIONAL DINNER AT SUNYA
The International Students' Association of State University
of New York at Albany will sponsor an international dinner
Saturday evening, April 28 at the Brubacher Dining Hall on the
downtown campus,
In addition to the dinner; which will include dishes from
Africa, Asia, Europe, and Latin America; events will include
a cultural get together and a dance. Festivities will begin at
6 p.m. Admissions is $2.50 with student tax and $3 without.
Tickets may be purchased in advance at the Albany International
Center, 22 Willett Street and at the International Student Office,
Campus Center 329, SUNYA.
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AMC PHYSIOLOGIST TO SPEAK AT SUNYA
Dr. Robert S. Alexander, chairman of the department of
physiology at Albany Medical College, will be the guest speaker
at the initiation banquet and meeting of the State University of
New York at Albany Chapter of the Society of The Sigma Xi.
The event is planned for Monday, Apr. 30, beginning at 6 o'clock
with a social hour in the Campus Center Patroon Room,
Dr. Alexander, whose principal field of research has been
heart and blood vessels, has selected as his subject, "Science
Approaches the Twilight Zone'', He is a former president of
the Heart Association of Eastern New York and holds degrees
from Amherst College and Princeton University. The meeting
will begin at 8.
Receiving reservations for the affair is Richard S, Hauser
of SUNYA's department of biological sciences. The closing date
for reservations is Apr, 23.
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:MEADOWS TO GIVE STANDING LECTURE
Paul Meadows, research professor of sociology at State
University of New York at Albany, will give the third annual
Theodore G. Standing Lecture on the Human Community on
Wednesday, May 2, in the Recital Hall of the university's Per-
forming Arts Center. The public is invited to attend the lecture
presented by Alpha Kappa Delta, Albany chapter, and the depart-
ment of sociology. A reception will follow in the Arena Theater.
The sociologist's articles have appeared in many professional
publications and he is a former editor of the Midwest Sociological
Society Journal. He also has writion,! Set authored several books
concerned with urban culture,
Alpha Kappa Delta is the national honorary sociology association,
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
SUNYA TO HOST SYMPOSIUM
Telecommunication and library networks will be the subject
of the spring meeting of the upstate New York Chapter of the
American Society for Information Science to be held at State
University of New York at Albany Friday, May 11. Included in
the program will be a tour of the university's Educational
Communication Center, Computer Center, and library facilities.
The formal program will get underway at 11 a.m, in the
Campus Center where Charles R. Andrews, of intelligence data
handling, Rome Air Development Center, will discuss 'TT&T,
or Telecommunications Today andTomorrow". Following lunch,
the afternoon speakers will be Glyn T. Hvar, director of library
services, Office of the Vice-Chancellor, Academic Programs,
State University of New York, and David P. Waite, president,
Information Dynamics Corporation, The respective topics will
be "Library Networks - Planning and Realities" and ''Bibliographic
Network Support for Library Network Groups".
Irving M. Klempner, of the School of Library and Information
Science, SUNYA, is chairman of the ASIS chapter and is serving
as program coordinator. Reservations for lunch are to be re-
ceived by Dr. Klempner by May 3,
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SUNYA SCHOOL OF EDUCATION WILL HONOR RETIREES
Six School of Education faculty members at State University of
New York at Albany will be honored Thursday evening, Apr. 26,
during a retirement dinner at Albany Country Club.
The six, whose service to SUNYA and its predecessor, the
New York State College for Teachers, total 162 years, include
Randolph S. Gardner, Lydia Murray, Milton Olsen, Ralph Kenney,
Wallace W. Taylor, and Brita Walker.
Dr. Gardner, dean of the School of Education, will retire from
that post at the end of the current school year but will remain on
the faculty, A known authority in the field of mathematics education,
he has been a leader in the New York State Council of Deans of Education.
Ms. Murray, an associate professor at The Milne School, is
guidance counselor there and a former physical educator teacher;
while Dr. Olsen, professor of business education at the main SUNYA
campus, is recognized as the author of numerous textbooks used in
teaching business subjects. He is a former vice-president for
management and planning.
Dr. Kenney, a long-time leader in the area of school counseling
and personnel services, is well known to guidance counselors in
high schools throughout New York. He was the first full-time
executive secretary of the National Vocational Guidance Association.
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Dr, Taylor, professor of education and a familiar figure for
thousands of social studies teachers in the state, is recognized for
his international studies, His books have dealt with such topics as
rehabilitation in Western Europe and education of physically handicapped
children in Switzerland.
Associate Professor Walker teaches art at The Milne School,
She has been active in various professional groups ranging from
New York State Art Teachers Association to Delta Kappa Gamma,
national education group.
The April 26 affair, entitled ''School of Education Recognition
Night!) is being arranged by Clay Bishop, assistant professor of
educational administration.
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ENGLISHMAN TO LECTURE AT SUNYA APR, 26
Peter Hampshire, of the faculty at Eliot College,
Canterbury, Kent, England, will give a public lecture
Thursday, Apr. 26, at State University of New York
at Albany, The program, sponsored by the department
of French, will begin at 7 p.m. in Humanities 235,
Professor Hampshire's subject will be ''Value-
Judgments in Literature and the Problem of Form",
He will speak in English.
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SENATOR HUGHES TO BE COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER AT SUNYA MAY 26
United States Senator Harold E. Hughes of Iowa will be the
commencement speaker Saturday, May 26, at State University of
New York at Albany,
Senator Hughes is serving his first term in Congress after having
served three terms as governor of Iowa, He is chairman of the
Senate Labor and Public Affairs Committee's Special Committee
on Alcoholism and Narcotics, He also is chairman of the Labor and
Public Welfare Committee's Special Subcommittee on International
Programs and of the Armed Services Subcommittee on Drug Abuse
in the Military. During the last session of Congress he served as
a member of the Select Committee on Equal Education Opportunity.
Senator Hughes served twice as chairman of the Democratic
Governors' Conference. He is a graduate of the University of Iowa,
served in the U. S. Army in World War II, and holds honorary
degrees from 11 institutions,
The SUNYA commencement program will begin at 2 p,m.
on the football field.
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SUNYA'S COLLEGE OF GENERAL STUDIES PRE-REGISTRATION
FOR SUMMER TO START APR, 26
Pre-registration for summer evening courses for credit offered
by the College of General Studies at State University of New York
at Albany will begin Thursday, Apr. 26. The college is located
at Brubacher Hall on the downtown campus of the university at
135 Western Avenue, Albany.
Thirty-two courses will be offered in the summer evening
session which begins Monday, June 25, The’credit courses cover
a wide spectrum of academic interest: art and architecture, English
and French, literature, computer science, history (including Asian
history), mathematics, psychology, sociology, accounting,
financial management, law, marketing, political science, and social
welfare, Registration will begin May 7.
During the spring semester more than 906 students have been
enrolled in the continuing adult education unit of SUNYA, reflecting
the dramatic increase of interest in adult education in the Capital
District. The students, who attend classes part-time, range in
age from 21 to 70 years. Many are employed, some have retired,
and some are homemakers,
Students may take either day or evening courses, More than
70% are taking late afternoon and evening courses to fit in with
employment schedules.
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courses will be offered by the College of General Studies. Additional
information about both credit and noncredit courses can be obtained
by calling the college at 472-8493 or by writing to the institution,
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CRIMINOLOGIST TO GIVE UNIVERSITY LECTURE APR, 27
The final public lecture in the 1972-73 University Series will
be given Friday evening, Apr. 27, at State University of New York
at Albany by Margaret Q. Warren, the Robert A, Pinkerton Visiting
Professor in Criminal Justice. The program will begin at 8 o'clock
in the Recital Hall of the Performing Arts Center.
Dr. Warren, of Sacramento, Calif., is considered to be one
of the outstanding criminologists in the United States. Her
subject will be ''All Other Things Being Equal, A Discussion of
Principles Governing Correctional Intervention'', She will be
introduced by Richard A, Myren, dean of SUNYA's School of
Criminal Justice.
Before coming to Albany, Dr. Warren was affiliated with the
California Youth Authority. Her Interpersonal Maturity Level
Classification System now is used throughout the California
Correctional System. Dr. Warren holds degrees from Western
Reserve University and from the University of California, Berkeley,
where she received a Master of Arts in psychology and a Doctor
of Philosophy in clinical psychology.
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STUDENT RECITALS AT SUNYA
Four student recitals will highlight the music programing at
the Performing Arts Genter of State University of New York at
Albany during the week of Apr. 25 to 28.
Paul Goldberg, a cello student of Yehuda Hanani at SUNYA,
will give a recital on Wednesday, Apr. 25, beginning at 8:30 p.m.
in the Recital Hall. The program includes "Seven Variations on
the theme 'Bei Mannern welche Liebefuhlen' from Mozart's opera,
"The Magic Flute", Beethoven; ''Suite Iin G Major for Violoncello
Solo", Bach; ''Sonata in C Major", Haydn; "Variations on a Rococo
Theme", Tchaikovsky; and ''Rondo", by Weber,
Free Music Store, the contemporary music series conducted
by Joel Chadabe, has two concerts listed. On Thursday, Apr. 26,
there will be an evening of music performed or composed by students,
and on Friday, Apr. 27, "The Music of Paul Sadowski."' Both
concerts will be in the Laboratory Theatre beginning at 8:30 p.m,
Barbara Wallach, a senior, will give a piano recital on Saturday,
Apr. 28, at 8:30 p.m, in the Recital Hall.
All performances are free and no tickets are required.
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FLUTE AND CLASSICAL GUITAR PROGRAM AT SUNYA
Irvin Gilman, of the music faculty at State University of
New York at Albany, and Karen Peterson, a student at Vassar
College, will perform an evening of "Flutes and Classical Guitar"
Sunday, Apr. 29, beginning at 7 p.m, in the SUNYA Performing
Arts Center Recital Hall, There is no admission charge.
Miss Peterson is the daughter of Karl Peterson, professor
of music at SUNYA,
Gilman will premier a work for flute by Joseph Gallitelli,
"On a Mythical Isle.'" The program features mostly contemporary
pieces, including works by Bach-Bellow, Weiss, Donjon, Eastham,
and Lauden Schager. Gilman will play the entire flute family--piccolo,
flute, alto flute, and bass flute--in the concert. Together with Miss
Peterson, he will play Handel's ''Sonata'' and ''Entr'Acte" by Jacques
Ibert.
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
SUNYA PROFESSOR TO TALK ON EDUCATION IN INDIA
Harold R, Howes, of the Department of Counseling and Personnel
Services, State University of New York at Albany, will speak on
"The United States Model of Student Personnel Services and Indian
Higher Education", Thursday, Apr. 26, beginning at 3 p.m, in
Humanities 290. All interested persons are invited to attend,
Dr. Howes, who twice has served in the Fulbright program in
India, will present his interpretations and evaluations on the nine-
year-old program, under Fulbright auspices, whereby American
educators have been cooperating with Indian educators in exploring
the applicability of U. S. models of student personnel services
within Indian universities and colleges.
The presentation is the second of the Asian Studies Research
Seminars sponsored during the spring semester at SUNYA by the
Asian Studies Committee of the university.
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IT'S A SIZEABLE CHECK, one for $9,000, which Mrs, Virginia Rossuck, director
of the Wildwood School, Albany, received from Tim Frawley and Sue Seligson,
co-chairmen of the successful 24-hour student Telethon '73 held at State University
of New York at Albany. At the right is Ned Pitkin, president of the New York
Association for Brain-Injured Children.
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
SUNYA RESEARCH DIRECTOR GETS GERMAN FELLOWSHIP
Jerold J, Zuckerman, professor of \chemistry and director for
research at State University of New York at Albany, has been
awarded a senior fellowship by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation
of Germany to lecture at the Technical University of Berlin's
Institute for Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry.
Dr. Zuckerman's six-month fellowship, to begin in May, will
include research collaboration with Herbert Schumann of the
Institute for Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry and a lecture
course entitled "Applications of Modern Spectroscopic Methods"
that Dr. Zuckerman will conduct.
Charles D. Schaeffer, a gamt doctoral student and a member
of Dr. Zuckerman's research group at SUNYA, will accompany
the SUNYA faculty member during the fellowship period which is
supported by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft,
Dr. Zuckerman has been a member of the chemistry faculty
at SUNYA since 1968, and director for research since March 1972,
He holds doctoral degrees from Harvard University and the
University of Cambridge.
The Alexander von Humboldt Foundation awarded the fellow-
ship under the Special German Government. Program to promote
cooperation in specified fields between institutes in the Federal
Republic of Germany and the United States.
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SUNYA PROFESSOR AWARDED FULBRIGHT
Harold W. Adams, associate professor of public administration
at State University of New York at Albany, has been invited to
participate in the international educational exchange program
conducted by the Department of State under the Fulbright-Hays Act.
Dr. Adams, who joined the faculty at SUNYA in 1966, will
be located at the National Institute of Development Administration
where he will assist the institute in its effort to increase the
number of trained personnel for development work.
The selection of Professor Adams was made by the Board
of Foreign Scholarships of the Department of State.
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20TH ANNIVERSARY FOR SUNYA'S SUMMER THEATRE
State University Summer Theatre, State University of New York
at Albany, will celebrate its 20th anniversary season this summer
with three productions, it has been announced by Jarka Burian who
will be producerdirector of the undertaking for the eighth time.
Albany's only summer theatre, formerly known as Arena
Summer Theatre, will open on July 11 with Anton Chekov's ''The
Cherry Orchard", under the direction of Mr. Burian,
Luigi Pirandello's "Six Characters in Search of an Author"
will open on July 18. The production will be guest-directed by
Clint Atkinson, who will be returning to the State University Theatre
for his third season, Mr. Atkinson has had extensive professional
directing experience off-Broadway and in regional theatre.
The final production will consist of two works, one a short
play by August Strindberg called '"Motherlove, '' directed by Atkinson,
and the other a collage of scenes from world drama depicting the
confrontation of fathers and children to be directed by Burian. The
production will open on July 25.
Cast and crew positions are open to the entire community.
Additions and crew sign-ups will be held on the evenings of June 4
and 5 in the Main Theatre of the Performing Arts Center at SUNYA.
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Burian, who is also chairman of the department of theatre at
SUNYA, has directed 10 productions in the summer theatre in previous
years, including the other major Chekhov works, ''Sea Gull," "Uncle
Vanya, '' and Three Sisters.'' This year's ''Cherry Orchard'' completes
a Chekhoy cycle. Atkinson, who is a member of the drama faculty
at Vassar College, staged Franz Kafka's "The Trial'' in the summer
theatre last year.
Patricia Snyder, head of Children's Theatre at SUNYA, will
supplement the summer theatre program with the direction of Youth
Theatre Production, a project involving area children culminating
in productions for young people.
Edward Mendus, veteran member of the SUNYA department of
theatre, will serve as designer and production head, and Douglas
Krantz of the SUNYA theatre staff will be technical director,
Those interested in additional information about auditions and
other aspects of the summer theatre programs at SUNYA may call:
Jarka Burian at the department of theatre office, 457-8360, or write
to Summer Theatre, '' Department of Theatre, SUNYA, 1400
Washington Avenue, Albany 12222,
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
SUNYA'S SALKEVER ON RESEARCH FOUNDATION BOARD
Vice President for Research and Dean of Graduate Education
Louis R. Salkever, of State University of New York at Albany, has
been appointed to the board of directors of the Research Foundation
of State University of New York. The announcement was made by
SUNY Chancellor Ernest L. Boyer.
Dr. Salkever holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University
of Pennsylvania, a Master of Arts from American University, and
a Doctor of Philosophy from Cornell University. Although his
special field is wage structure theory, he has written a wide range
of books, articles, and reviews in many areas of economics and
related fields.
The SUNYA administrator is a former chairman of the Research
Foundation's joint committee on procedures, He is a prominent
arbitrator with the American Arbitration Association and the
New York Public Employment Relations Board. His federal
service includes tours of duty with the Treasury Department, War
Department, Labor Department, War Production Board, National
War Labor Board and Wage Stabilization Board.
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UROFSKY BOOK TO BE FEATURED
"Letters of Louis D, Brandeis", edited by Melvin I. Urofsky
of the faculty at State University of New York at Albany, and
David W, Levy, of the University of Oklahoma, will be featured
in the May issue of "Choice", following its selection by that
magazine as one of the "Outstanding Academic Books of 1972",
The first two volumes of the Brandeis letters have been
published under the titles of ''Urban Reformer 1870-1907" and
"People's Attorney 1907-1912", The third volume to be published
in June, is entitled Progressive and Zionist'' and covers the
letters Brandeis wrote from 1913-15. Two more volumes are
in preparation, according to the State University of New York
Press, the publisher.
Dr. Urofsky is assistant to the dean of the James E, Allen,
Jr., Collegiate Center at SUNYA,
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EDUCATION DEANS MEET AT SUNYA; PREVIEW NEW TEACHER TRAINING
The New York State Council of Deans of Education previewed
1973-1980 plans for licensing teachers during its semi-annual meeting
held at State University of New York at Albany, Taking part were
deans of schools of education at the universities of Syracuse, Rochester
and Buffalo, New York University, Fordham and Hofstra universities,
City University of New York, and SUNYA.
Randolph S. Gardner, dean of SUNYA's School of Education,
said the group focused attention on the Regents' Master Plan for
Teacher Education, particularly as it will involve competency-based
teacher education.
"The approach, through CBTE, is a proposal to license teachers,
not on the college courses they have taken, but on their performance
in the classroom," Dean Gardner reported. He said the plan calls
for internships in local school districts where the future teachers
will be "totally immersed in an extensive program of working on
the job with full-time licensed teachers and classes."
Observed Dr. Gardner: ''Although we at SUNYA and at other
schools of education throughout the state have worked closely with
neighboring school districts for a number of years, the CBTE
approach will open up new avenues of further cooperation. For
example, we hope to enlist the thinking and the cooperation of area
school districts and their professional staffs in reviewing and
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re-registering the 22 certificate teacher training programs — at
the School of Education." .
He said the 22 programs range from reading, mathematics and
foreign languages to science, business subjects, and other areas
including library, speech, guidance, and administration.
Following the meeting at SUNYA, the visiting deans conferred
with three State Education Department officials: T. Edward Hollander,
Deputy Commissioner for Higher Education; Alvin P, Lierheimer,
Associate Commissioner for Academic Programs; and Vincent
Gazzetta, Chief of Teacher Certification,
In addition to Dr. Gardner, the deans' group included Daniel
E, Griffiths, New York University; James Doi, University of Rochester;
Nancy Broderick, University of Buffalo; and the education deans of
Fordham, Harry Rivlin and Thomas Mattola. Others were David
Krathwohl of Syracuse; Benjamin Rosner, of CUNY; and Jonathan
Messerli, of Hofstra,
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ADOPTED INDIAN TO SPEAK AT SUNYA
Kenneth Mynter, an adopted Inidan and proprietor of the
Old Indian Post in Claverack, will lecture at State University
of New York at Albany Tuesday, May 8, beginning at 8 p.m.
in Lecture Center 18 as part of the current public lecture
series being presented by the university's Atmospheric
Sciences Research Center and the State Department of Environ-
mental Conservation. He will talk about Indian life and history
in eastern New York, ,
Mr. Mynter, whose talk also will be concerned with the
crafts of the Eastern Woodland Indian in the life of the Hudson
River Valley, will include many little known facts of tribal
lore during the lecture. He is considered to be the leading
ethnologist of Indian life in the Hudson Valley region.
The activities of the Claverack resident have ranged from
the archeology of the area's prehistory to the development of
close personal relationships with living members of New York's
remaining tribes. He is an historian as well as a raconteur
and is past president of the Van-Epps Hartley Chapter of the
New York State Archeological Society. Mr. Mynter also is
a member of the National Historical Society and of the Columbia
County Historical Society.
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NATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY AWARD GOES TO SUNYA STUDENT
First place honors in a national competition for undergraduate
research in psychology have been awarded to Mitchel Kriss, a
senior at State University of New York at Albany. He is the
recipient of a Certificate of Recognition from Psi Chi, national
psychology honorary, and will read his paper, ''An Observer's
Attributions of Telephone Helping Behavior", at the American
Psychological Association's convention in Montreal, Que.
Kriss, with majors in psychology and mathematics, also
will be given $100 and provided with transportation to the con-
vention. Three awards are given annually to undergraduates
who compete successfully.
The senior's study is a follow-up to a previous work,
"Message Type and Status of Interactants as Determinants
of Telephone Helping Behavior", of which he was senior author.
His advisor is Frederick E, Tesch, assistant professor of
psychology, who also sponsored his research,
Said Richard C, Teevan, chairman of SUNYA's department
of psychology, ''The department is extremely proud of Mitch.
I first became aware of Mitch's academic talents when he served
as a research assistant to me in his sophomore year. Other
members of the faculty who have instructed him in classes or
guided him in research are equally impressed, We are heartened
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that Mitch, who is a distinguished student here in the psychology
department at SUNYA, has achieved national recognition, I share
with him his pleasure and wish him every success in what promises
to be a rewarding career",
The award-winning senior has been admitted to Princeton
University for a social psychology doctoral program. He will be-
gin research under John M, Darley, professor of psychology, this
summer at Princeton where he has a research assistantship. The
student is a member of Psi Chi and of Signum Laudis, leading academic
honorary at SUNYA, and also is president of the undergraduate
Psychology Association at the university.
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ANNUAL STATE FAIR MAY 5 AT SUNYA
(Note to photographers: There'll be lots of picture possibilities
from 1la,m, to 3 p.m, with the various events going on all the time)
State Fair, the annual fund-raising carnival of events, will
be held Saturday, May 5, at State University of New York at
Albany. Activities will take place from 1l a.m, to 3 p,m, behind
the Campus Center. All proceeds will go to the Student Ambassador
Fund which provides a scholarship for at least one foreign student.
Fraternities, sororities, Student Association groups, and
quadrangle boards have gotten together to provide booths, Among
other events, which are open to the public, there will be a bus-
stuffing contest, a water balloon toss, body painting, and a "slave"
auction. Those attending will be able to buy a kiss, cotton candy,
ice cream, and a computer picture printout. Providing the all-
important background music will be Mike & Ike & Charlie Taps
DiMura, a local banjo band.
The student who will benefit from State Fair is selected by
a faculty-student committee and will receive a scholarship to
cover room, board, tuition, books and expenses. Last year the
annual event raised more than $1, 300 for the fund. This year
co-chairwomen Linda Weinstock and Donna Martellotto hope to
top that figure.
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
SUNYA FACULTY MEMBER CONFERENCE SPEAKER
Hedi McKinley, director of the Community Service
Program at State University of New York at Albany,
will speak on Friday, May 4, at Queens College at
a conference titled, ''Student Volunteerism, The
Coming of Age'', Keynote speaker for the conference
will be John Gardner, former Secretary of Health,
Education, and Welfare.
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MUSICAL PROGRAMS AT SUNYA MAY 6 AND 7
Musical programs coming up at the Performing Arts
Center at State University of New York at Albany include
a conducting concert and a piano and violin concert,
The conducting class of the department of music will
present the former Sunday, May 6, beginning at 8:30 p.m.
in the Recital Hall. Student conductors of vocal and
instrumental ensembles will be Terri Singer, Maggie Heins,
Judy Weiss, Lee Beberman, David Hirsch, Peter McEntee,
and Charlene Mobius.
Dennis Helmrich, pianist, and Marvin Morgenstern,
violinist, both members of the music faculty, will be heard
in concert Monday, May 7, beginning at 8:30 p.m., also
in the Recital Hall. They will play sonatas for violin aad
piano by Stravinsky, Mozart, and Franck,
The programs are free to the public and no tickets
are required,
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
CEYLON AMBASSADOR AMONG LECTURERS AT SUNYA
Three public lectures of particular interest to the community
are scheduled to be held next week at State University of New York
at Albany.
Ke Neville Kanakaratne, Ambassador for Sri Lanka (Ceylon) to
the United States, will speak in Lecture Center 22 on Friday,
May 4, beginning at 11:10 a,m. His topic will be ''Ceylon's
Future" and he will be introduced by DeWitt Ellinwood of the
department of history which is sponsoring his visit to the campus.
Katidkarathe was named ambassador extraordinary and
plenipotentiary of Ceylon to the United States and concurrently
to the Republic of Mexico in 1970. Active in international affairs,
he has been in recent years a member of the Ceylon Delegation
to annual meetings of the World Bank and the International Monetary
Fund, of the Ceylon Delegation to the Third Session of the United
States Conference on Trade and Development, and of the Ceylon
Delegation to the Conference of Foreign Ministers of Non-Aligned
Countries.
On the evening of May 4, starting at 8 p.m. in Humanities 354,
David Wilson, of the University of London, will speak on "The Vikings
in England" in a talk sponsored by the Archaeological Institute of
America and the SUNYA's department of comparative literature.
On the preceding day, Thursday, May 3, at 3p.m., alsoin
Humanities 354, H. William Batt, graduate student in the Graduate
School of Public Affairs, will present a paper on ''Self, Society,
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and Existence in Thailand: A Phenomenological Approach", Mr.
Batt, a former Peace Corps volunteer in Thailand, has conducted
extensive research in Thailand on the structure and dynamics of
the Thai personality and its import for bureaucratic performance
within Thai government,
The paper will constitute the third of the Asian Studies Research
Seminars sponsored during the semester by the Asian Studies
Committee of SUNYA.
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
SUNYA'S PROFESSOR SHAW HONORED BY FRENCH GOVERNMENT
Edward P, Shaw, professor of French at State University of
New York at Albany, has been honored a second time by the French
Government for his contribution to French culture in the United
States through his teaching and publications, He has been notified
by the French Embassy in Washington of his raise in rank from
"Chevalier" to "officier'" in the scholarly Order of Academic Palms.
Dr, Shaw, who has served as chairman of the university's
department of Romance languages and formerly headed its Division
of Humanities, first was recognized in 1962 for his distinguished
career by the French Government. He has been a member of the
faculty since 1947 and was instrumental in initiating the university's
Fulbright program, foreign student programs, and faculty lecture-
ships,
State University of New York Press recently published Dr.
Shaw's new work, ''Selected Literary References in the Manuscript
Journal (1750-1769) of Joseph d'Hemery", Collaborator in the
project was Adrienne Rogers, chairman of the department of
French at Russell Sage College and one of the first recipients of
SUNYA's doctoral degree in French,
Professor Shaw has spent several periods of research in
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France, including one under a traveling scholarship of the French
Government and one as a Harvard Traveling Fellow, ‘After receiving
his academic degrees at Harvard, he taught at the University of
Illinois and at the University of Miami, He is the author of ''Problems
and Policies of Malesherbes As Directeur de la Librairie in France
(1750-1763)", "Jacques Cazotte (1719-1792)'", "The Case of the
Abbe de Moncrif (1687-1770)", and ''Francois- Augustin Paradie
de Moncrif (1687-1770)", as well as of three books of readings
in French and numerous articles in professional journals,
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ALUMNI DAY SET FOR MAY 19 AT SUNYA
Alumni Day '73 plans at State University of New York at Albany
point to an activity-filled reunion weekend arranged by the Alumni
Association, Co-chairpersons Pamela Carrington '66 and Dennis
Elkin '68 have scheduled a mix of fun, meetings, reports, enter-
tainment, concerts, and festive meals expected to attract many
hundreds to the campus on Saturday, May 19.
William Floyd, president of the Alumni Association, will
preside at the organization's annual meeting to be held in the
Campus Center following a conversation and Continental breakfast
hour beginning at 9a,m. At the 10 a.m. meeting SUNYA President
Louis T, Benezet will give a stewardship report. There also will
be a Student Association report by Michael Lampert, president,
and alumni awards.
Beginning at 1l a.m,, the program will continue with class
reunions, professional schools! alumni meetings, a retired faculty
meeting, and tours of the campus, The all-alumni luncheon is
set for noon in the ballroom. Other early afternoon activities
include an ice cream social in the Campus Center gardens with
entertainment by the Ol' Wazoo Good Time Band, and a
Century Club and Class of '23 luncheon and induction in the Patroon
Room.
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Later, at 2:15 and 3:15, an ''Albany Today" slide presentation
will take place with Vice President for University Affairs Lewis
P, Welch; Gary Jones '62, director of student activities and of
Campus Center; and SA officers Mr. Lamper an Eric Joss, par-
ticipating.
The highlight of the afternoon will be the dedication of the
Humanities Building in memory of Professor Edith O, Wallace, of
the first alumna
the Class of '17, to be thus honored on the SUNYA campus. Professor
Wallace was the first chairman of SUNYA's Division of Humanities
and served on the faculty many years, The event, to which the
public is invited, is scheduled for 2:30, Evan R. Collins, former
president of SUNYA, will give the dedicatory address, Originally,
the event had been scheduled for 3:30 p.m,
The Theatre Alumni Association will meet ‘at 4p.m,, then, at
6 p.m., a cocktail party and carillon concert is scheduled for the
Campus Center terrace, The all-alumni banquet will begin at 7:30.
On the program will be the presentation of Distinguished Alumni
Awards and a program of ''Classic Flicks".
On Friday, May 18, the Alumni Association's board of directors
will meet at 4:30 p,m. and in the evening there will be class reunion
dinners, Sunday, May 20, a breakfast program will take place at
9:30 a.m, when Executive Vice President and Vice President for
Academic Affairs Phillip L, Sirotkin will speak on ''Who Runs the
University". At noon an all-alumni picnic, sponsored by the Class
of '68, will get underway at the Mohawk Campus.
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