Shapes And Colors Speak For Artist
James Steven director of the Middletown Fine Arts Center presents a one man show of paintings and drawings at the Gardner Harvey Library on the Miami University Middletown campus. The exhibit opens with a reception from 5 to 7 p.m. Steven discusses his use of Oriental screens as motivation and describes his process of starting with large color areas that lead to new shapes. The exhibit is the fourth of eight in the current year a joint project of the Middletown campus and the Fine Arts Center.
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James Steven
Middletown Fine Arts Center
Steven
The
Fine Arts Center
Art
JoAnn Fiehler
Not every high school graduate should go to college
Opinion piece argues for broader postsecondary options and career paths beyond four year college. Examines value of trades, apprenticeships, community colleges, and vocational training as viable routes to stable, well paid work. Encourages investment in practical programs and guidance for diverse student futures.
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Figley
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Middletown
Middletown High
Fitting The Student To The Job Opening
Middletown schools aim to make students employable for immediate labor market entry. Superintendent Howard Cromwell notes a paradox of high unemployment despite many skilled openings and slow pace in educational training. The district expands vocational offerings with three new courses next fall and others already available to juniors and seniors.
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Middletown
Howard Cromwell
Middletown Schools
Cromwell
Middletown High
Lemon Monroe
Harold Figley
American Graphic Workshops 1968 at Cincinnati Art Museum
The Cincinnati Art Museum opens the large survey American Graphic Workshops 1968 featuring over 150 English and American graphic works from nine centers. Curated by Mary Welsh Baskett, the six week show runs through March 3 with prints from Hollander, Tamarind, Pratt, Tyler and others. free admission weekdays 10 am to 5 pm and Sundays 1 to 5 pm.
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Cincinnati Art Museum
U. S
Midwest
Mary Welsh Baskett
Cincinnati
Hollander
New York City
Indiana University Department of Fine Arts
Bloomington
University of Iowa Department of Art
Iowa City
Pratt Center For Contemporary
Tamarind Lithography Workshop, Inc
Los Angeles
Tyler School of Art
Temple University
Philadehia
Universal Limited Art Editions
West Islip
Long Island
N.Y
University of Wisconsin Department of Art
Madison
Yale University Department of Art
New Haven
Washington
Quartet Concert Tonight at Miami University Benton Hall
Oxford String Quartet with guest artists Roy Christensen and John Hardy will perform Boccherini Quintet in C Major and Brahms Quartet II Op 67, with members Lane Foster Potterger Bein. Vocational training advocate Middletown Figley discusses expanding technical education to prepare students for skilled trades and employment.
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Oxford
Roy Christensen
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Oxford String Quartet
Miami University
Benton Hall
Miami
John Hardy
School of Fine Arts
Boccherini
Boatwright
Clarinet
Brahms
Nuclear Devices Aid Ohio Highway Construction
Nuclear devices are used by the Ohio Department of Highways to test soil moisture and density on new roads including interstate segments. With 18 units in use, each costing about 3000 dollars, operators wear film badges and devices are leak tested yearly. The equipment aids density measurements in bituminous concrete and guides roller patterns for efficiency.
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Ohio
Ohio Department of Highways
Charles Shepard
Bureau of Construction Engineer
Willis Gibboney
Bureau of Construction
Shepard
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Joy Jones
Journal
Fred Sennet
Journal Education
Iehn
the Middletown Journal
Cincinnati Museum
Philip R. Adams
Elizabeth Walker Lane
Adton Foster
Elizabeth Potterger
Joseph Bein
Interstate Folding Box
Aeronca
Manchester Machine
Zee Tool & Die Co
Yoder Ingraving
Armco Research
United States
Lemon Monroe High
David
Clendenin
MHS
Machine Shop
Dan Frisch
Tional Electronics
Robert Johnson
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