HPC Parents Day Addresses College Communication Gap
About 400 parents toured High Point College on Parents Day and heard Dean David Cole describe efforts to close the communication gap between faculty and students. He urged changes by evolution rather than revolution as the college faces times that affect student life. The event featured tea, faculty interactions, and a Madrigalians concert conducted by William K. Highbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
William K. Highbaugh
David Cole
Wendell M. Patton
Patton
Raleigh
David Coltrane
Good Neighbor Council
Coltrane
Dean Cole
Folk Artist of the Blue Ridge at Library Cinema Cafe
The library schedules two films in the Audio Visual room. Tuesday noon shows Folk Artist of the Blue Ridge blending folk music and art with Harriet French Turner paintings and Colonial Williamsburg color photography. Coffee and soft drinks at Cinema Cafe. Saturday 11 am children’s program screens Andy and the Lion and The Smallest Elephant in the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinema Cafe
Blue Ridge
Harriet French Turner
Colonial Williamsburg
Andy and the Lion
Robert Daughterty
Alvin ‘Tresselt
Future University and Youth Movements Foresee Change
Former UNC leader warns students that youth will form new organizations shaping a more political university. He notes growing hostility to youth culture and calls the next era a turning point for student movements. Powell cites a future where young teach the old and experimental colleges show peer learning benefits. The Beatles are described as a revolutionary force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of North Carolina
UNC
Peop
Chicago
Powell
University of the Future
Beatles
Also Mentioned on This Page
HPC
Florida
Georgia
New York
Maryland
Maine
Louisville
Scott Detrick
Paul Hamilton
United Central Methodist Church
Mooresville
Parents Assn
Richardson
North Carolina
U. S
Jim Gardner
Garrell Street Baptist Church
Archdale
Paie
Mann's Drug Stores
Queen Elizabeth
Cunard
Europe
Barbados
Las Palmas
Madeira
Lisbon
Havre
Southhampton
George Wallace
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!