Black Mountain College Community Bulletin College Year 12 Bulletin 32 Monday, May 28, 1945

1p, onesided page, 3 horizontal folds. Mimeograph on matte off white paper. The Hendersonville Music Club and the Hendersonville Chamber if Commerce have arranged to sponsor two summer concerts by members of the staff of the 1945 Black Mountain College Summer Music Institute. Both concert will be given in Hendersonville, one on Jul 9, the other on Aug 6.

BLACK MOUNTAIN COLLEGE
Community Bulletin Bulletin 32
College Year 12 Monday, May 28, 1945
CALENDAR:
Dr Robert Wunsch will address the College community this evening at 7:00 o’clock in the Lobby of South Lodge on “Some Past Experiences with and Some Future Prospects of the Problem of National Minorities in Europe.”
Dr Kann, a member of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey, is engaged at present in research in Central European History and Government and in the History of the Law of Warfare.
Captain Joseph W Jailer will talk informally this evening at 8:30 o’clock in the Faculty Room on “Invertebrates.”
The regular monthly Business Meeting of the Board of Fellows will be held in Bob Wunsch’s Study on Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 o’clock.
The students will meet in the Lobby of South Lodge on Tuesday evening at 7:00 o’clock.
The Community Chorus rehearsal will begin at 8:00 o’clock instead of at 7:30 on Tuesday evening.
Expected for a lecture on Wednesday afternoon is Dr Frank Graham, President of the Greater University of North Carolina.
Kirby Page, editor and author, will address the College community and visitors from Black Mountain on Thursday evening at 8:15 in the Dining Hall on “The Coming Peace.”
Mr Page is the author of War- Its Causes, Consequences and Cure, Imperialism and Nationalism, An American Peace Policy, National Defense, Living Creatively, and several other books. He has contributed articles to many magazines. Moreover, he has made many trips to Europe and Asia to study international and economic problems.
There will be a reading of “Lysistrata”, the war comedy by Aristophanes, on Sunday evening at 8:00 o’clock in Bob Wunsch’s Study.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Fritz Hansgirg will attend the weekly luncheon meeting of the Civitan Club in Asheville tomorrow and outline for the members of the club the 1945 summer plans of Black Mountain College.
The Hendersonville Music Club and the Hendersonville Chamber of Commerce have arranged to sponsor two summer concerts by members of the staff of the 1945 Black Mountain College Summer Music Institute. Both concerts will be given in Hendersonville, one on July 9, the other on August 6.
WITH FORMER STUDENTS:
New Addresses:
Lt (jg) Nancy Farrell 1713 Rhode Island Avenue, NW Washington 6, DC
In the Mail:
Sergeant John Stix writes from Germany on May 19: “I’ve seen it all. And I was impressed almost less by the actual sight of the atrocities than by the utter lack of shame on the part of the Germans. They've known of these crimes; it’s known and proven that they’re known. But their one concern seems always to be the fate of their furniture. To Ohrdruf, Buchenwald, and Dachau they are inhumanly oblivious....No telling when we’ll hit the States. Perhaps this summer, perhaps next. I do hope it’s soon. I’d like nothing better than a peep at the Institutes..”