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Show 8 J . Challenge Program next week; here's speakers, schedule U XA i v v 9 ' 'h I i Li s!7 Vance Packard . . . social critic Hubert de Besche ... to speak on campus unrest William F. Buckley, Jr. I . . . conservative views I J ' 3 i . r ' i -, . . . i : V- "" ? -' . , 5 APRIL 712 Monday Vance Packard noon, Union Ballroom, "The Changing American Character." 2 p.m.. Library Auditorium, seminar. K. Clifton White (keynote address) g p.m.. Union Ballroom, "Student Power-Now What?" Tuesday Dr. Keith Reemstma noon, Union Ballroom, "The Technicalities and Moralities of Organ Transplants." 2 p.m., Library Auditorium, seminar. Dr. Thomas C Stockhara. Jr. 4 p.m., Library Auditorium, "Imagination .u4 uhe Computer in Current Research." Harley Parkers, 8 p.m.. Union Ballroom, "The Impact of Media on Society." . Wednesday The Rev. William Glenesk noon, Union Ballroom, "The New Morality." 2 p.m., Campus Christian Center, seminar. James Prigmores. 4 p.m.. Music Hall, "The FeUowship of the Ring-A Scenic Poem in Nine Episodes after J.R.R. Tolkien" will be conducted by Mr. Prigmore. Narration by Dr. David Jones. Dr. Truman C Madsen 8 p.m.. Union Ballroom, "How Can God Die in a Mormon Community?" Thursday Ambassador Hubert de Besche noon, Union Ballroom, "Creative Socialism." 2 p.m., Library Auditorium, seminar. Maestro Maurice Abravanel 5 p.m., Library Auditorium, "Classical Music and the College Student." Paul Engle 8 p.m., Union Ballroom, "The Creative Mind." Friday Alex Haley noon. Union Ballroom, "The Saga of Black History." 2 p.m.. Library Auditorium, seminar. William F. Buckley, Jr. 8 p.m., Union Ballroom, "Campus Unrest." Covenant Players On Tuesday and Friday the Covenant Players will perform from 10 a.m. -noon in the Union Little Theater. Films On Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, the - following films will be shown continuously from 9 a.m. -noon in the Union Little Theater. "Blinkity Blank," "The Hangman," "Happy Birthday Felissa." Symphony Students may buy the available seats for the Utah Symphony on Saturday for the price of $2. Vance Packard Vance Packard, social critic, has written four best seller books-"The Hidden Persuaders," "The Status Seekers," "The Waste Makers," and the "The Sexual Wilderness." His books investigate the trends f modern society that affect the jidividual. He holds a master's degree from Columbia University in Journalism and spent five years as a newspaperman in Boston and New York. Hubert de Besche Hubert de Besche, Swedish ambassador to the United States, is directly connected with the creation of the European Free Trade Association. He has filled posts in London, Stockholm and the United States. As head of the Trade Department in Ministry for Foreign Affairs, he negotiated trade agreements for several countries. He entered the Swedish Foreign Service in 1936. WUliam F. Buckley, Jr. William Buckley, a conservative,, expounds his views in a nationally syndicated column and the National Review, which he publishes. He also has a television program, "Firing Line," seen every Sunday on KUED. His books include "God and Man at Yale," "Rumbles Left and Right," and "Up Front Liberalism." Larry King, in Harper's, referred to Buckley as "a swinging Old Fogy who has become a legend in his time." The Rev. William Glenesk "Christianity is a dramatic happening--an event for its participants to act out," says the Rev. Glenesk. He had "happening" services at the Spencer Memoral Church in New York. Paul Engle . An award-winning poet and educator, Paul Engle is the ' director of the Program for Internation Writing and founder of the University of Iowa's Creative Writing Program. He is a member of the Advisory ; Council for the Kennedy Center for Performing Arts, and on the National Council of Arts. The Rev. William Glenesk ... to speak on new morality 'Dr. Keith Reemtsma Dr. Keith Reemtsma, author and co-author of 70 scientific papers on surgical subjects, is professor and head of surgery at the University's College of Medicine. He holds the degree of Doctor of Medical Science from Columbia University and was professor of surgery at Tulane University, New Orleans, La. ' Alex Haley Alex Haley is the author of the as-told-to story "The Autobiography of Malcolm X" and "Before This Anger." He has interviewed the late Dr. Martin Luther King and the late George Lincoln Rockwell. Dr. Thomas Stockman Dr. Stockman is on the staff of Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Lincoln Library where he is doing research on signal processing. He has received awards for teaching including the Goodwin Medal awarded for "conspicuoulsy effective teaching" while he was a teaching assistant at MIT and the Television Shares Management Award. Paul Engle . . . poet and educator F. Clifton White White spearheaded the campaign that resulted in draftino and nominating Sen. Barry Goldwater (R-Arizona) as Republican Presidential candidate in 1964. White acts as a consultant in Public Affairs education and is listed in Who's. Who in American Politics. Truman Madsen Dr. Madsen is the chairman of the Institute of Mormon Studies and professor of philosphy and religion - at Brigham Young University. He has been awarded the Karl B. Maeser Distinguished Teaching Award in 1967 and was named 3YU's Honors Professor of the year. Harley Parker Parker is a specialist in Communications Theories and has introduced new methods of communications. He acts as an educator, author, lecturer and artist on what he terms "the unknown environment." He collaborated with Marshall McLuhan to write the book "Through the Vanishing Point." Dr. Keith Reemtsma . . . heads U surgery James Prigmore Prigmore is the music din of the University's Reppl Theater. He has I, composer-in-residence at Pasadena Playhouse and to musical director of the Unm: production "Annie Get ; Gun." Prigmore was former coin pianist for the Utah Civic and has studied compositk Leroy Robertson. Maurice Abravanel Abravanel referred 'to; major force among on: conductors today" by tk Angeles Times has been the: of the Utah Symphony '. Prior to his Utah job he nf conductor of the Metrofj Opera. He served as their jw conductor ever employed I A native of Greece, besj medicine in Switzerland, v Berlin prior to his Vi America in 1936. Covenant Players These actors coup; national repertory group ft-j in 1963. Their draw; I exclusively with coulee.' Christian drama. The aclo;j from many different ctare. i-! " . ' f i I- l tX A i i ' ' , 1 -J I". v1 - ; ; r ! I ! ; j , 'it ' J 3 t """" " n Ji: J -AO J F. Clifton White . Politician Dr. Truman Madsen . . in a Mormon Community - " ' Harley Parker . . . media's impact on society James Prigmon . . . musician Maestro Maurice Abravanel . . . conducts Utah Symphony |
