Faculty Meeting Bulletin Saturday, January 24, 1942 (For Monday meeting)

FACULTY MEETING BULLETIN
Saturday, January 24, 1942
(For Monday meeting)

I. Announcements:
1. There will be a concert this evening at 8:30 o’clock in the Dining Hall. Ruthabeth Krueger, accompanied at the piano by Dr Jalowetz, will play Lalo’s “Symphonic Espanol”.
2. Dr Jalowetz will leave on Sunday afternoon for New York City to assist John Evarts with preparations for the Tuesday evening Steurmann-Kolisch concert at the home of Mrs Edward Norman. Three hundred invitations have been sent out for this concert. Miss Yella Pessl will speak in behalf of the College after the concert. Bill McCleery may also make a few remarks about the College.
3. Tomorrow evening from 9:00 to 9:30 o’clock Black Mountain College will broadcast from Station WWNC. Ruthabeth Krueger will play, unaccompanied, Bach’s Sonata in G Minor, Bob Babcock will then give a fifteen minutes commentary, “Behind the News”.
4. There will be a faculty meeting on Monday evening at 7:00 o’clock in the Kocher Room.
5. There will be a meeting of the chorus on Tuesday evening at 7:00 o’clock. Jay Nelson will direct the Chorus.
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6. There will be a meeting of the Planning Committee on Wednesday evening at 6:45 in the Stone Cottage.
7. Bob Wunsch and Leslie Paul and three other students will represent Black Mountain College at the Conference of the International Student Services of the United States in Chapel Hill on Friday and Saturday of next week. Mrs Roosevelt will speak at one of the Saturday meetings of the Conference.
8. Next Saturday Bob Wunsch will address the North Carolina Negro Conference on “The Responsibility of the College For Cultural Leadership”.
9. Kenneth Kurtz will broadcast from Station WWNC on next Sunday evening, February 1. His subject will be “Reading of Poetry”.
10. Black Mountain College has entered the annual North Carolina Dramatic Contest with Moliere’s “Les Preciousos Ridicules” and Mondoz Marks’ “The Wind and the Trees”. The radio script on Davy Crockott, written by Betty Brott and Leslie Paul, and the Christmas program, written by Mondoz Marks, have been entered in the Radio Contest.
II. Reports:
1.Report of the Committee on the Votoran Plan (Dr Straus)
2.Report of the Committee on the plans for a Department of Inter-American Relations.
3.Advisors reports on their advisees.
III. For Discussion:
1.A proposed building project (Ted Dreier)
2.Since we have emphasized the Work Program, we should have some kind of record on the attitude of each student during the term to this program; his relationship to material, his reactions to instruction, his attitude towards tools, number of hours.

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