Two Answers to Inertia Presented at Hope College
John F. Donnelly of Donnelly Kelly Glass Co spoke at Holland AAUW in Durfee Hall Hope College on Thursday detailing two answers to industrial inertia. He argued the self-made man concept is flawed and urged starting from the premise that a person is responsible. Each plan urges workers to use talents to develop belonging to their industry with a Participation Plan allowing workers to suggest improvements and share in labor services.
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John F. Donnelly
Holland
American Association of University Women
Durfee Hall
Hope College
Donnelly
Donnelly-Kelly Glass Co
Landmark Historical Events From 1794 to 1967
A timeline recounts key events: Eli Whitney patents the cotton gin in 1794, The Mikado debuts in London in 1885, the Gold Standard Act is ratified in 1900, Roosevelt signs the Gentlemen’s Agreement in 1907, Harding files income tax in 1923, Czechoslovakia dissolves in 1939, UN forces recapture Seoul in 1951, Jack Ruby is convicted in 1964 but later overturned, and Kennedy’s body is moved to Arlington in 1967.
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Eli Whitney
America
Savoy Theatre
London
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Japan
Warren G. Harding
Republic of
Czechoslovakia
Czech
Slovakia
United Nations
Seoul
Dallas
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Ruby
Arlington National Cemetery
Virginia
Notable Ages Highlight Public Figures in Present Day
A concise roundup notes Simone Biles at 21, Michael Caine at 85, Quincy Jones at 85, Billy Crystal at 70, and Chris Klein at 39, illustrating a spread of generations among prominent figures.
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Michael Caine
Quincy Jones
Piano student testing marks Holland Muskegon event
The Holland Piano Teachers Forum and Great Muskegon Music Teachers host the annual Student Achievement Testing day for piano students on Saturday March 17 at Hope College. Twenty four teachers will send 171 students to test across 12 levels in performance technique sight reading music theory and aural awareness with judges from Grand Rapids area. Jacki Vander Slik chairs the event.
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Holland Piano Teachers’ Forum
Great
Grand Rapids Area
Cynthia Bristol
Stephanie Burr
Bonnie Jean Johnson
Hyesook Kim
Mary Scanlan
Mary Jane Timmer
Jacki Vander Slik
HPTF
GMMT
Moving Through the Unimaginable exhibit opens at Saugatuck Arts
Grand Rapids artist Donna F. St. John unveils Moving Through the Unimaginable at the Saugatuck Center for the Arts with portraits sculptures and a participatory installation. The March 16 reception runs 6 30 to 8 30 p m admission free. The show pairs trauma stories with art including flour sack sand installations symbolically releasing 300 pounds of sand per story while outreach engaged 60 adults and youth.
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Saugatuck Center For the Arts
Grand Rapids
SCA
Whitney Valentine
St. John
St. John and Valentine Coled
Moving Through the Unimaginable exhibit talk with Donna F. St. John
In the Creativity Revealed series, a 7 p.m. talk on April 2 features artist educator Donna F. St. John and guest artist Jessica Kimmel. The program accompanies the exhibit Moving Through the Unimaginable celebrating resilience, with a post discussion by Sophia Kruz. Tickets are $7.
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Donna F. St. John
Jess Kimmel
Community mental health talks and arts therapy event lineup
Mary Whitford hosts a 7 p.m. April 16 discussion with experts on community mental health. Shyra Williams leads a May 9 exhibition tour with hands on activity on expressive arts therapy. May 12 offers a 1-3 p.m. Kripala Yoga class with Samantha Radecki and Will Springsteen, including post yoga coffee and gallery tour. families welcome. $10.
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Mary Whiteford
Mary Whitford
Shyra Williams
SCA
Williams
Children’s Advocacy Center
Samantha Radecki
Will Springsteen
Debut 2018 regional high school art contest opens
A reception March 8 at the Holland Area Arts Council launched Début 2018, featuring 13 area high schools. Juror Janice Propst selected 112 works for display through April 28, with first to third prizes and five honorable mentions awarded, plus two new Howard Miller Awards for Artistic Excellence.
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Holland Area Arts Council
Padnes
Armstrong
Janice Propst
West Ottawa High School
Heather Truong
Careerline Tech Center
Bailey Ellens
Holland Christian
Dominic Mazzola
Grandville High School
Alyssa Yeager
Grand Haven High School
Julian Saunders
West Ottawa
Allory Roberts
Coopersville
Elie Komenek
Samuel Zylstra
Black River
David Lynch
Phil
Nancy Miller
Howard Miller
Arts Council
Holland Area
Eighth St
Call
Hollandarts
Howard Xy
Hol
Youth orchestras welcome spring with concert
The Holland Symphony Youth Orchestras will present a spring concert at 3 p.m. on Sunday March 18 in the DeWitt Auditorium at Zeeland East High School. The program features the Holland Area Youth Orchestra directed by Richard Puppo and the Holland Area Junior Strings directed by Kyle Nester, with performances by the Corelli Ensemble and the HAYO Honors String. About 55 senior students from the Holland area will be honored, including Heidi Pohl, Brian Tran, and Siena nis.
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Holland Symphony
Holland Symphony Orchestra
DeWitt
Zeeland East High School
Holland Area
Richard Puppo
Kyle Nester
Corelli
HAYO
H. Berlioz
Nikola Ovanin
A. Dvorak
Holland Area Youth Orchestra
Heidi Pohl
Brian Tran
Sienanis
Gabrielle Ee
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Simone
Biles
Billy Crystal
Chris Klein
Sentinel Staff
Sophia Kruz
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