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Vol. 23 -
No. 2
SALVE REGINA COLLEGE -
TIDE NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND
November 1968 ir
Francis P. Nolan III Joins Salve Staff
Mime Artist Zwi Kanar, In Newport
Mr. Francis P. Nolan lli assumed the position of Director of Zwi Kanar, famed pantomimist Public Relations and Fund Raiswho performed at Salve last year, ing for Salve Regina College on will appear on November 26 at November 1. A native Rhode Isthe Casino Theatre at' 8:00 p.m. lander, he attended schools in Since his visit to Salve, he has Providence and Woonsocket, and · toured Europe an<t has received received his Bachelor of Science outstanding reviews. An extraordegree in Business Administradinary mime artist who patterns tion from Bryant College. himself after the world-renowned Mr. Nolan was the executive . European clown, Marcel Marceau, director of the United Cerebral he dominates the art of caricaPalsy Drive of R. I. from 1960 to ture. At the same time he man1963. From 1963 until he obtained ages to give a tragic undertone this position at Salve he was exto his performances. His face has . ecutive director of Community the elasticity of rubber and his Counselling Service, Inc., a New body appears free of all physical York Public Relations and Fund boundaries. He has been able to Raising Firm. Assignments with create a style which is entirely this firm extended to Rhode Ishis own. land, Pennsylvania, Louisiana, He is very direct and the audiNew York, Missouri, Massachuence becomes involved from the setts, and Maine. While in his start in the character he portrays. assignment in Missouri, Mr. NoZwi Kanar depicts man's basic lan taught a course in Professionsolitude. His choice of repertoire al Management at St. Mary's evokes the complex and contraCollege. dictory emotional states in which Mr. Nolan has also led a very the character feels isolated and active civic life. He served on the lonely. He relies heavily upon the Warwick School Board from 1958 importance of silences, of lightto 1962, and was chairman of this ing, of props, and of the absence organization from 1959 to 1962. of elaborate costumes. The tragiZwi Kanar- Pantomimist He was guest speaker at the Nacomic element, ·Which is fused in a tional Convention of the Ameripurely physical language, makes can Federation of Teachers in his characters appear both nat1960. He chaired various fund ural and tragic. raising campaigns such as the Warwick March of Dimes (1968), Ferenc Nagy, the former Prime ginning with the takeover of Lying-In Hospital Fund Drive Minister of Hungary, spoke at Eastern people. He spoke of the (1956), and the Salvation Army O'Hare Academic Center. Sigma Bolshevik Revolution as the Fund Drive (1959). He has served on the American Association of Phi Sigma sponsored ·the lecture greatest lie of all times. Fund Raising Council from 1962 which was entitled "CzechoslovaHe said that the East EuroThe Graduate Record Examin- kia and the Fight of the Intellec- pean intellectuals did not oppose to the present. He is a charter ations will be offered on tuals for Freedom in East Cen- Communism at first. But they member of the Rhode Island Deague for Emotionally Disturbed December 14 in 1968 and tral Europe." became dissatisfied and pre- . Children. on January 18, February 22, A publicist and political colum- pared the Hungarian Revolution Mr. Nolan first became interApril 26, and July 12 in 1969. nist to several major dailies and through their writings. el!ted in Salve Regina College in Individual applicants should be periodicals from 1924, Nagy was Preparations For Revolution 1952 when he attended the first sure that they take the test in one of the founders of the IndeIn June '67, the Czechs began · graduation exercises. When asked time to meet tne deadlines of pendent Smallholders' Party and their intended graduate school, a meniber of Hungarian Parlia- to plan their actions carefully, how he felt about his new posigraduate department, or fellow- ment in 1939. From President of learning from the mistakes of tion he replied, "I am proud to be ship granting agency. Early the Hungarian National Assem- others. They prepared a memo, at Salve." Mr. Nolan resides with registration also ensures that bly in 1945, he rose to Prime signed by three hundred intellec- his wife and three children in the individual can be tested at Minister of Hungary, 1946-1947. tuals, for cautious abolishment Edgewood, Rhode Island. the location of his choice an<;I His fnternational activities in- of censorship and therefore, obwithout having> to pay the three cluded participation in the Paris tain' freedom of speech. Their dollar fee for late registration. Peace Conference. He was also writings found their , way to the The Graduate !Record Exami- engaged in official meetings with leaders of the country, including nations in this program include Premier Stalin in Moscow and Alexander Dubcek. Through the an Aptitude Test of general President Truman in Washing- common effort of the intellectuThe Salve Regina College Glee scholastic ability and Advanced ton, D.C. After the Communists als and the willingness of the Club has a full itinerary of enTests of achievements in 22 ma- took over Hungary, he was leaders, the whole nation backed tertainment for the school year jor fields of study. Candidates exiled and has been a U. S. resi- the intellectuals in their attempt of 1968-69. It begins with a comto share the power with the bined concert on Saturday, Nodetermine from their preferred dent since 1947. people. graduate schools or fellowship vember 23r d at 8:15 p.m. in the Active Member In Exile The Communists considered Great Hall of Ochre Court featurcommittees which of the examinHis activities in exile include ations they should take and when membership in the Hungarian the action of the Czechs unfor- . ing St. John's University Glee they should be taken. Na~ional Council , since 1949·; givable. The Soviets assembled Club from Jamaica, N. Y. The traditional Christmas CanFull details and forms needed chairman of the Assembly of 650,000 troops to invade Czechosto apply for the GRE are con- Captive European Nations, 1961- lovakia. The Czechs made it clear dlelight Concert will take place tained in Bulletin of Information 62; and President of the Interna- that they wouldn't fight in order on December 15th at 3:30p.m. at for Candidates. A booklet may tional Peasant Union from 1964. to prevent the slaughter of Salve. On Tuesday, December people. 3rd, the Glee Club will sing with be obtained by writing to EducaNagy began his talk by giving Continued on Page 4 the history of Communism beContinued on Page 4 Continued on Page 5
Nagy Speaks On Communist Threats In Central Europe
Deadlines Set For Grad Record Exams
·Glee Club Sets Yearly Calendar
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Student Council Launches Pride In School Campaign For some time students and faculty members at Salve have been complaining about life on ca:r:npus, from curriculum to social life. Recently, a group of interested students decided to take a positive approach to the situation and to advise everyone of the College's many assets. Under the direction of the Student Council, a Pride Campaign was launched with Patty Baselice and Jane Glancy as co-chairmen. The committee initiated the Grumble Gabs which were held in October and November in the Haven. Due to the informal nature of the gathering, there were a large number of students present who openly voiced their opinions and gripes. This made it possible for the committee to know exactly what the students are thinking. Halloween Party The committee also invited all students, faculty, and Administration to a Halloween Party held at the Bastille to promote better communications among the three groups. Various unique and interesting costumes were worn by the girls and faculty which added to the festive atmosphere. Candy, donuts, ,and cider were served as refreshments and the entertainment consisted of short skits and sing-a-longs prepared by members of each class. The success of the party was evident in the obvious enthusiasm and school spirit displayed by all. School Sppoit Campaign Through the use of buttons stamped "Salve Lives" and various signs and· posters, the committee hopes to arouse school spirit. Perhaps if the students and Faculty were made aware of Salve's strong points, a new pride would be awakened on the campus.