Vermont arts council grants fund school creativity drive
The Vermont Council on the Arts awards 65 individual grants and three projects for 1971 72, backed by a 35 percent rise in federal state funding. The governor cited a plan to build a solid base for creative understanding in schools and asked superintendents about art program offerings. The council report shows total government funds of 101 320 with a $2 200 project matched locally enabling students to help build their own school.
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Vermont Council On the Arts
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Vermont Council
Deane C. Davis
Art bricks bind Montpelier students to Georgia school project
Montpelier seventh and eighth graders joined by 34 students to decorate over 1,000 bricks for a new Union 32 high school in Macon Georgia. Vermont organizer McCullough and Georgia Arts Council director Beattie stress art disciplines build audience knowledge and school unity.
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North Bennington
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Macon
Richard Frazier
Burlington
George Beattie
Georgia Arts Council
Union High
Swingle Singers to vocalize Bach and Vivaldi in Amherst
The Swingle Singers will perform Bach and other composers at Bowker Auditorium UMass Amherst on Monday November 22 at 8 p.m. The group, formed in Paris in 1962 by Ward Swingle, is renowned for its swinging vocal interpretations using onomatopoeic scat syllables. They will present works by Bach Mozart Telemann Handel Albeniz Ravel Sarasate Rodrigo De Falla and Gershwin with four women and four men. Reserved tickets are at 125 Herter Hall 545-0202. remaining tickets at Bowker one hour before show.
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Lively World Writer's funny column on humor styles
Milton R. Bass muses on how to write funny columns and the varied methods from surprise zingers to subtle humor. He recalls personal life, writer friends, and a Nixon era scene with Bob Hope, reflecting on what makes readers laugh and what readers expect from humor.
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Hoosick Man Directs Hit New York Play
A former Hoosick Falls man directs the off Broadway musical "Love Me, Love My Children" by Robert Swedlow at Mercer- OCasey Theatre in New York City. The production, directed by Paul Aaron, with choreography by Elizabeth Swedlow, has drawn praise from critics across the country for its melodies and lively performances.
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United Press International
Edith Oliver
New Yorker Magazine
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