The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 15

Paragraph A-H IWU Baha'i Club schedules art exhibit, discussions Formerly a teacher In a Chicago Inner. Saturday Ekanor HutclOns el Ur- city school. Jackwat now travels tth the Chtldrrn of Time Kad SIkiw teaching Uie Daha'l Faith through music. Monday. Feb.

21 Patrk-k Neve, a 1771 Woleyan graduate, will present a mukal program In Uw Dug Out at 9 m. The project will end Fib. 2J with a general at I m. In the Ej. ecutive Lounge about the Haha'l faith.

Utia, swrUry ot the I'rUna Spiritual A-iM-mbly, lll ipeuk at I m. In Ihe Executive Lounge oo -World ncilk rom One Source." She Is a mrmtx-r of the National Pahal nelclng Commit-let tor Publications. Sunday, Frb. 20 Sam Jackwn o( WUltm-tie HI )rcture at pm. In the Executive Lounge, on "Tlte Baha'i 4 Rkf bereft, surmounted by glent rdeme vmbly.

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firs fVgA WEST SIDE'S KITCHEN BATH BONANZA Feb. 14th thru 19th Color of wwy man Whose color profound? The Illinois Wetleyan I'nlvertity Tuha'l Club will piinr an art show and a series of lectures and dlx-uvskma in Memorial Student Center Feb. It 23. All evrnU are open free to the public. The theme of the week long project will be -The Faith: Divine hlnclptrs for a New World." The art show, which will feature paintings, drawings and sculpture by tudrnu and faculty, will be In the Wcl Grill of Memorial Student Center.

A di.vnilon, moderated by wnlor Sandullah F.pslcokhan, Blue Inland, will be at I pm. Wednesday in the Davldwn Hoom. The discuwion will center on the relationship between the sciences and religion. Members of the panel will be Frank Slarkey, rhemhtry; Gary Kennlcr, ph)ic: T-ruce Crtley, biology; Paul r.uhnell, history; David Hehan, pliiloMiphy; James Whltehurst, religion; Ihiane Junes, psychology, all of the ISU faculty. The schedule of lectures II be as follows: Thursday Lucille Taylor, Champaign, secretary of the Southern Illinois Itauict Teaching Committee, will speak at 7:30 m.

in the Davldn Room. Her topic will be "The Equality of Men and Women." Mrs. Taylor Is a past chairman and hccrctary of the Champaign Spiritual A.isembly. Site took a pilgrimage to the World Center of the Baha'i Faith In Lsrarl In 1X9. Friday Richard Rundall of Danville, treasurer of the Southern Illinois District Teaching Committee, will lecture at I p.m.

in the Executive Lounge on "The Spiritual Solution to the Socio-Economic Crisis." A delegate to the National Baha'i Convention, Rundall teaches at Danville Junior College. Ulow, we're all ruing to go If things rulnrj tnjrrthrr and rude Hie "rainlm" i rTvk' vLr rr By Kthy MtKlnney Talml showed ijr-pite a nu'rv brr of trrhnlral in the Wrlc)n t'nhmlly Iltork StuJmt production of Color I Ihf l.Uk Man's r'rl'lay TT student nltm. student produced tjhow wnii pl.ipjed by minor problem as Ihc curtain opmlng at the wrong 'limes. Hut the mrsMice came through. A boy.

played by Toward Muldrow, Stated the Iheme of le slw at the beginning tn a porm written by ttorlroe Hank, Chirao. The play was ed.iptcd 'from her wot k. After the world was made, lite Creator -cavt everyone a color. The colors were and hale, death and life, wealth and poverty. Everyone had i color.

They argued over whose color was the rwfrt profound. So the Creator put all the don't change for the better." The main theme of the show was presented In a series of episodes with Mmg and dance Interwoven. Oiorrography was well done by McClure and Milxi Jones, also of Chicago. Mins Jones sang a solo, "See What You Pone Done to My Son, about a Vietnam veteran on dope when he returned home from the war who died of an overdone. Site has a beautiful and iiMiv ing voice.

TImj boy, played by Muldrow, poke direc tly to the audience during the how, Introducing scenes. At the end, when his brother Is killed, he sang an emotion packed version of "He Ain'l Heavy, He's My Brother." There Is a long way to go, but we are all brothers. The cast of approximately 30 was directed by Janice Lassitcr, New Port News, Va. rare the man. The Hack nun Is the color of every nun.

Cordon McClure, OiK-ao. re Mates lle thrrne in his song. I'cople Who Are Marker Tlun If you could only we. he sang, )ou'd tct )ou were tle nan color as me. I Iks Ming touched the audience.

The kIhiw ends with the funeral of a joting black man who had died trying to tlp a fihl a fight that fymbolied fighting U-tren tle ratTS. "He Die prcaclser wild, "that his do tiny was lied tn with Hie ik'sllny of others. I'ntil you recoil that you will not know the color of the Hack nun's rainbow. "You will not know it Is the color of every emotion; the color of life and death, wealth and poverty, indifference, love, compassion. He recognized that 'if there 'i a hell INTRODUCING FOREST OAK Paneled oak doors, solid oak frames, drawers slide out trays.

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