tl19640313-000 "'Heartbreak House' In Pictures . . . Page 3 Art Exhibit Reception Recital Sun, S.C. 2:30-4:30 p.m. � "" � * : ' ::::::::::::: . � WEEKLY Baltimore Symphony Concert Tues, 8:30 p.m. SH Aud. Vol. XVI, No. 18 Towson State College, Baltimore, Maryland March 13, 196-1 Editor's Report Tolles Views State Colleges By IRENE V. ORANTAS TL Editor-In-Chief Comer S. Coppin, Executive Director of the Board of Trustees for the Maryland state colleges recently released (t report on the ""educational program at Maryland state e�11eges with particular reference to liberal arts."" The report was compiled by Winton S. Tolles con-sultant to the Board, who gathered his information during one to two day visits to Coppin, Bowie, Salisbury, r rostburg and Towson. According to Tolles there is a general trend to in- 'cirporate the liberal arts program into all the Maryland sttate colleges, and that Bowie and Coppin will soon Tollow the example set by Towson, Frostburg, and Sans- 1311rY. He evaluates this change as an accepted measure ff dealing with the large number of students entering Dost-high school educational institutions. Tolles believes that ""under proper control, guidance, 411d support, all of which is essentially available, im- 41ediate development of the state colleges as multi- Urpose institutions . . . is in the best interests of educa-liql for Maryland."" 1, The liberal arts program at �.son suffers from a lack of I lintnediate strong personal 'eadership and affection,"" Tol-les stated. � Since the College is expand- 'Ilk so rapidly, Dr. Hawkins, to ,11�In Tolles referred as a riNost able administrator,"" has :11nerous other duties which ,, pre � 'ent him from giving enough per , sonal attention to the de- .eloPernent of the program. bean Moser is also handi- 41)Ded in making long range t:118 because of his decision 1.el1nquish his position as f all of Instructor in the near tItare. th As a remedy, Tolles endorsed 4e Middle States Association ui r al uators suggestion to ac- q 4 e a Dean of the College r4� wo conduct the develope-x. hri4 uld of the liberal arts program 7liz Towscn increases notably e e. :resentY in view at the Col-are programs in business tra stration and nurses' so,;""*. Tolles feels that Tow-stro shoud also develope a hI dl nit interest in dramatics Dro, relatkd arts because the Dro;"" leadership for such a kic rft g i e m - present at the Col- (INI. and there is a sufficient ativ,""of academic and cultural the "".sPhere as is indicated by how' IsDecial events program. laliide.ler, there is a need for In, facilities. k Other apparent gaps in physical facilities at the campus will be filled in the near future with the construction of the new science building and gym (Continued on Page 6) Concert Heads Art Opening Student Center A concert by a soprano and a French hornist will be pre-sented Sunday (March 15) at Towson State College. Beginning at 3:30 p.m. in the Student Centre, the concert is open to the public without charge and is being held in conjunction with the opening of art exhibits there by Dr. Mildred Zindler and Miss Beverly R. Block. Miss Barbara Slack. soprano, will present ""A Thought Like Music,"" Brahms; ""Sappric Ode,"" Brahms; and ""Man is For the Woman Made,"" Purcell. Donald Chen, French hornist, vil perform ""Concerto No. 3 For Horn,"" Mozart. Mrs. Esther Coulange will accompany Miss Slack and Miss Susan Fine will accompany M m . Cohen. JOANNE WOLFKILL TELLS Joseph Goheen that the Glen Players' production of Bernard Shaw's 'Heartbreak House' opened last night in Stephans Hall's Studio Eight. See picture story on page three. Dr. John B. Mitchell Frosh Dance Date Changed On April 11 the Freshman Class will sponsor its dance. Spring Thaw. The dance had originally been scheduled for Nlarch 11 but was postponed due to the Glen Players pro-duction of ""Heartbreak House."" Mitchell Nabs Purchase Award For Print ""Mrs. Clean Meets the Green Giant (In Technicolor),"" an intaglio print by Dr. John Mitchell, chairman of the art department at Towson State College is one of four purchase award winners at the Fifth National Print Exhibition, New Canaan, Connecticut. The show, which continues through April 2, also includes his intaglio print, ""King Kong Meets the Atomic Bomb."" The Silvermine Guild Purchase Awards for the show were selected by A. 11 yat t Mayor. curator of prints at the Metropolitan Museum of .krt. and Gabor Peterdi. co-director of the show. The prints purchased become part of the Silver-mine Guild Collection avail-able as study materials for t he Silvermine College of .Art and Guild graphic artists. Dr. Mitchell also teaches a class in printmaking at the Baltimore Museum of Art. Towson Talkers Tally Triumph Over Temple Towson State College placed second in both the novice and varsity divisions at last week's Cumberland Valley debate tour-ament held at Shippensburg State College, Pennsylvania. Both the novice team of John Eustace and Richard Moss, and the varsity team of Robert Friedemberg and Michael Gordon, finished with 3-1 records. Both Towson teams were de-feated by Bridgewater College, of Virginia. Miss Eustace and Moss defeated host Shipens-burg twice, while arguing both sides of this year's national topic, Resolved; That the Federal Government should Guarentee an Opportunity for Higher Education to All Quali-fied High School Graduates. Miss Eustace and Moss scored their third victory by defeating Elizabethtown College crf New Jersey. Fredenberg and Gordon scored their three victories at the expense of Shippensburg, Messiah College of Lebonan Pennsylvania, and Temple Uni-versity of Philadelphia. This was the first tournament out-side the strong Washington- Baltimore debate region in which Towson has competed. Friedenberg and Gordon regretted the fact that due to the scheduling they %ere unable to debate the only team which finished ahead (Continued on Page 61 Neighbors Share Duties In Annual Sing The Second Annual To - son-Morgan Sing will be held on April 10 at 6:30 p.m. in the McKeldin Union Building at Morgan State. Any vocal group�popular, folk or rock roll�com - prised of Towson Students-may enter. All those interested should contact Elaine Bousquet, Box 11s-R or Donna Wetzel, Box 614. Deadline for entries is March 23. "
