Jazz Lab Apprentices Find Freedom in Bennington Band
A Jazz Lab at Bennington College hosts 55 apprentices from 29 states and two countries for a six week program. Betsy Fesmire and Babafumi Akunyun share why they came, learning from masters like Eddie Jefferson, Warren Smith, and Pablo Landrum. The article highlights personal growth, group forming ambitions, and how Vermont’s environment shapes their music and discipline.
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Bennington College
Betsy Fesmire
Pennsylvania
Eddie Jefferson
Babafumi Akunyun
Warren Smith
Pablo Landrum
Ms. Fesmire
Jazz Lab
Jefferson
Moody
Sonny Rallins
Akunyun
Warren
Akunyan
Vermont
Goddard College
Too much Chekhov for a great cast THE THREE SISTERS
A Williamstown Theatre Festival production of Chekhov's The Three Sisters at Adams Memorial Theatre Williamstown features Olympia Dukakis Blythe Danner and Laurie Kennedy with solid acting but a lengthy three hour pace and pedantic tone. Direction by Nikos Psacharopoulos with sets by Tony Straiges and lighting by Roger Meeker shapes a period Russia mood though some viewers may find the play lacks action and impact.
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Three Sisters
Williamstown
Anton Chekhov
Nikos Pancharopoulos
Tony Straiges
Zack Brown
Roger Meeker
Adams Memorial Theatre
Masha
Blythe Danner
the Three Sisters
Chekhov
Nikos Psacharopoulos
Olga
Olympia Dukakis
Laurie Kennedy
Irina
Natasha
Barbara Eda-Young
Ken Howard
Col. Vershinin
Russia
Vermont Artists Exhibition winners named at Norwich University
Lois Foley of Essex Center and Hank Jensen of Marshfield won the $100 first prizes in painting and sculpture at the 13th Exhibit of Vermont Artists opening at Norwich University. From 280 entries, about 200 paintings were hung in the four day show, with prizes to several artists including Ian Thomson, Mitzi Valentine Goward, Jane Armstrong, Robin Spry Campbell, John Jensen, and Phyllis Higgins. Judges were Dean Fausett James Gahagan and Dan Hole.
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Northfield
Lois Foley
Essex Center
Hank Jensen
Marshfield
Vermont
Norwich University
Foley
Jensen
Ian Thomson
Brookfield
Chelsea
Mitzi Valentine Goward
Vergennes
Jane B. Armstrong
Manchester Center
Robin Spry Campbell
Putney
John Jensen
Orwell
Addison
Phyllis I. Higgins
Dean Fausett
Dorset
James Gahagan
Goddard College
Dan Hole
Johnson College
Vermont Council On the Arts
Dictionary lists Carter as 39th U S president in proofs
Walter Glanze, managing editor of Scribner Bantam English Dictionary, added James Carter to final page proofs aiming for January publication. The entry notes Carter as 39th president with term starting 1977, while Ford is listed 1974 to 1977 and Reagan is absent.
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UPI
Listimmy Carter
United States
Carter
Walter Glanze
James — Kart’er N
U.S
Ford
Gerald
Reagan
Ronald
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