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A Celebration Honoring the 
SPONSORS OF THE SCIENCES 
January 19, 1984 
Campbell Science Hall 
Letitia Pate Evans Hall 
AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE 
PROGRAM 
6:30 P.M. 
CAMPBELL SCIENCE HALL 
SOCIAL HOUR 
REVIEW OF PLAQUES 
SCIENTIFIC DEMONSTRATIONS 
7:30 P.M. 
LETITIA PATE EVANS DINING HALL 
WELCOME 
Mr. L. L. Gellerstedt, Jr. 
Chair, Board of Trustees 
DINNER 
SPECIAL REMARKS 
Dr. Julia T. Gary 
Dean of the College 
INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER 
Dr. Sandra T. Bowden 
Chair, Department of Biology 
SPEAKER 
Dr. Wyatt Anderson 
Chair, Department of Molecular and Population Genetics, 
University of Georgia 
CONCLUDING STATEMENT 
Dr. Ruth Schmidt 
President 
The following are Sponsors of the Sciences in attendance.* 
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Abreu 
Mr. and Mrs. C. Scott Akers 
Mr. and Mrs. Bona Allen 
Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Anderson 
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Barclay 
Mr. and Mrs. William Benton 
Mrs. Daniel Cameron 
Virginia Milner Carter 
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cohen 
Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Daniel 
Mrs. Catherine Warren Dukehart 
Mrs. William W. Farinholt 
Florence Perkins Ferry 
Mr. Alex Gaines 
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin M. Garrett 
Dean Julia T. Gary 
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Gellerstedt, Jr. 
Mrs. William F. Gow, Jr. 
Ors. Stephen and Betty F. E. Gray 
Sarah Hall Hayes 
Bonnie and Dave Johnson 
Mr. and Mrs. Smith L. Johnston 
J. Erskine Love, Jr. 
Mrs. Lawrence Mansfield 
Dr. and Mrs. Paul M. McCain 
Mr. and Mrs. John Stuart McKenzie 
Dr. and Mrs. James D. Newsome, Jr. 
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Nix 
Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Olson 
President Ruth Schmidt 
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Shaw 
Mrs. Nancy Holland Sibley 
Mrs. S. G. Stukes 
Mr. and Mrs. W. Cummins Tritchler 
Mr. and Mrs. James Fennell Williams 
*(as of January 17, 1984) 
Agnes Scott College also extends special thanks to those donors who were 
unable to attend the Sponsors of the Sciences dinner. 
CAMPBELL SCIENCE HALL 
- Built 1951 - 
- Renovated 1981 - 
AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE 


A Celebration Honoring the Sponsors of the Sciences

Agnes Scott College Board of Trustees

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AGNESSCOTTCOLLEGE 
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION 
(As Restated May 11, 1984) 
BOARD OF TRUSTEES 
AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE 
DECATUR, GEORGIA 
Articles of Incorporation 
of 
Agnes Scott College 
I. 
The institution is incorporated under the name 
of AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE, with its principal 
office and place of operation in Decatur, DeKalb 
County, Georgia. The corporation shall have per- 
petual duration. 
II. 
Said corporation is constituted for the purpose of 
establishing, perpetuating and conducting a liberal 
arts college for the higher education of women under 
auspices distinctly favorable to the maintenance of 
the faith and practice of the Christian religion. All 
departments of the College shall be open alike to 
students of any religion or sect, and no denomina- 
tional or sectarian test shall be imposed in the admis- 
sion of students. In selecting faculty and staff, the 
Board of Trustees, upon the recommendation of the 
President, shall elect those who can best carry out 
the objectives as set forth in these Restated Articles 
of Incorporation, giving consideration to any compe- 
tent person who is in accord with these purposes. 
III. 
AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE is affiliated with the 
Presbyterian Church (U.S. A.), but ownership and 
control of the College are vested in a self-perpetuating 
Board of Trustees. 
IV. 
The corporation is consituted of the Board of 
Trustees of AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE now in office 
and their successors chosen and elected as hereinafter 
provided. 
The Board of Trustees shall consist of not exceed- 
ing thirty-two elected members of whom at least a 
majority shall be members of the Presbyterian 
Church (U.S.A.) but all of whom shall be in sym- 
pathy and accord with the objectives of the College 
as set forth in these Articles of Incorporation. The 
President of the College shall be ex-officio, a 
member of the Board, in addition to the elected 
Trustees. 
Trustees shall be elected (except as hereinafter 
provided) for one term of four years and shall be 
eligible for reelection for a second term of four years 
in designated classes at the pleasure of the Board. 
After eight years of continuous service, a person is 
not eligible for reelection until at least one year has 
elapsed after the eight years of continuous service, 
provided, however, that initially serving the balance 
of an unexpired term shall not be included in the 
computation of "eight years of continuous service," 
and provided further that this limitation does not 
apply to terms of Trustees served before May 11, 1984. 
Each retiring President of the Agnes Scott Alum- 
nae Association shall, if otherwise qualified, become 
a member of the Board of Trustees in the spring of 
such retirement and shall serve as such for one term 
of four years. 
In the event of a vacancy arising among the Trus- 
tees by resignation, death or otherwise, the Board 
may, in its discretion, choose and elect a successor 
to fill such vacancy for the unexpired term. 
V. 
The presence of nine members of the Board of 
Trustees shall be necessary to consitute a quorum. 
VI. 
No person who has attained the age of seventy 
years shall be eligible for election or reelection as a 
Trustee. 
Upon nomination of the Chairman of the Board 
of Trustees, any Trustee who is not reelected by 
reason of attaining seventy years of age may be 
elected a Trustee Emeritus or Trustee Emerita by the 
affirmative vote of three-fourths of the Trustees, 
whereupon he or she shall retain such status for life. 
Trustees Emeriti or Trustees Emeritae shall be invited 
to and shall be entitled to attend all meetings of 
the Board of Trustees and may participate in discus- 
sions thereat but shall not have the power to vote 
and shall not be counted for the purpose of ascertain- 
ing the presence of a quorum. Such Trustees Emeriti 
or Trustees Emeritae shall be available for consulta- 
tion with and advice to the Board of Trustees but 
shall not be members of the Board of Trustees for 
any purpose. 
VII. 
The Board of Trustees shall be the exclusive and 
ultimate source of authority in all matters pertaining 
to the College, its government and conduct. The 
Board shall be granted all the powers, rights, and 
privileges necessary for the support and maintenance 
of the institution, together with such others as are 
usually conferred on boards of trustees in this State, 
including the right to grant degrees, to hold and 
acquire property, to accept donations on any terms 
that they may deem proper, to sue and be sued in 
their corporate capacity, to sell, mortgage or other- 
wise dispose of property acquired as may seem for 
the best interest of the College, to charge and collect 
tuition, and employ officers and teachers. 
The Trustees may act through the President of 
the College and such other officers, agents, or com- 
mittees as they may elect or appoint. These shall 
have such powers, functions, and duties as may be 
prescribed by the Board in bylaws or by resolution. 
The Board shall have power to adopt bylaws for 
its government and for that of the College, not in 
conflict with these Restated Articles oflncorporation. 
VIII. 
These Restated Articles of Incorporation may be 
amended by an affirmative vote of a majority of all 
the Trustees. Any such amendment may be made at 
a regular or special meeting of the Board, provided 
notice of the proposed amendment is given to all 
Trustees in writing at least thirty days prior to the 
meeting. 
·, ., 
HISTORICAL NOTE 
The first charter for the institution was granted 
by the Superior Court of DeKalb County, Georgia, 
on August 27, 1889, and the name given at that 
time was "Decatur Female Seminary." 
On November 4, 1890, the charter was amended 
by court order, and the name was changed to "The 
Agnes Scott Institute." 
Minor changes and additions were made in another 
amendment signed by the Court on April 10, 1897. 
Still another change of importance was dated May 
12, 1906, and in this case the name of the institution 
was made "The Agnes Scott College." 
Several small changes, principally concerned with 
the number and qualifications of Trustees, were made 
in amendments dated respectively March 14, 1914, 
and August 1, 1917; and the corporate name of 
''.A..gnes Scott College" was adopted. 
In 1941 an amendment was approved which allowed 
one-fourth of the Trustees to be members of some 
other church or churches besides the Presbyterian. 
In 1959 the number of Trustees was increased 
from twenty-seven to thirty-two. 
In 1970 the charter was amended to provide for 
the category of Trustee-Emeritus. 
In 1971 the Articles of Incorporation were restated 
( 1) to set forth guidelines for the selection of mem- 
bers of the faculty, (2) to reaffirm the College's 
affiliation with the Presbyterian Church in the 
United States, and (3) to establish one overall cat- 
egory of Trustees. 
In 1975 the Articles of Incorporation were 
amended as to the structure of the Board and the 
qualifications of its members. 
In 1982 the Articles of Incorporation were 
amended ( 1) as to the qualifications of Trustees and 
(2) to recognize that the College admits women of 
all ages. 
The Articles of Incorporation now in force, as 
amended from time to time, are perpetual. 


Articles of Incorporation


THE ARTS AT 
AGNES SCOTT 
COLLEGE 
WINTER/SPRING 1984 
THE ARTS AT AGNES 
SCOTT series is open to 
the public, free of charge, 
except as noted. Events 
are subject to change. For 
further information, call 
373-2571, ext. 230. 
DALTON GALLERIES 
in the Dana Fine Arts 
Building are open from 
September to June, 
Monday through Friday, 
9 a. m. - 9 p. m.; Saturday, 
9 a.m. - 5 p.m.; and 
Sunday, 2 - 5 p. m. The 
galleries are CLOSED all 
holidays and any other 
days the College is 
officially closed. 
PARKING lots are 
located on the campus off 
South McDonough Street 
and Dougherty Street and 
across from the campus off 
South Candler Street. 
Please arrive early for 
events if you wish to 
receive parking assistance. 
HANDICAPPED 
ACCESS is available to 
buildings in which public 
events are held, including 
Buttrick Hall, Presser 
Hall, and the Dana Fine 
Arts Building. 
THE KIRK CONCERT 
SERIES, for its third 
season, will present guest 
artists Christopher 
Parkening, classical guitar; 
and the Guarneri String 
Quartet. Tickets will be 
sold at the door before 
each performance. 
DIVERTISSEMENT is 
a free event, held on 
occasional Fridays, to 
enlighten and to entertain 
with creative experiences 
in song, dance, mime and 
other forms of merriment. 
- ENGLAND, 
SCOTLAND, 
WALES 
by Ken Richter 
Feb. 14 - SAN 
FRANCISCO 
by Doug Jones 
March 6 - VALLEYS 
OF THE 
HIMALAYAS 
by Frank Klicar 
April 10 - PEOPLE OF 
PORTUGAL 
AND AZORES 
by Fran 
Reidelberger 
All travelogs are shoum at 7: 30 p. m. in 
Presser Hall. For ticket information, 
call Worldwide Travelogs, 872-2679. 
4 THE DANCE 
TOURING 
THEATRE OF 
FLORIDA STATE 
UNIVERSITY - 
8: 15 p. m., Presser 
Hall. Admission, 
$6.00. 
6 BRADLEY 
OBSERVATORY & 
PLANETARIUM- 
Lecture, planetarium 
show, and telescope 
observation - 8 p. m., 
Bradley Observatory 
(rain or shine). 
9 "BUSINESS 
PROBLEMS IN THE 
ECONOMY OF THE 
1980's" - Lecture by 
Juanita Kreps, former 
U.S. Secretary of 
Commerce and 
currently Professor of 
Economics at Duke 
University, 8: 15 p. m., 
Presser Hall. 
15 PASTEL DRAWINGS 
OF THE HIMALAYA 
MOUNTAINS, art 
exhibit by Terry 
McGehee, Assistant 
Professor of Art at 
Agnes Scott, Dana 
Fine Arts Building. 
Opening reception 
Sunday, January 15, 
2 - 5 p.m. 
20 DANCE CONCERT 
FOR CHILDREN by 
Agnes Scott Studio 
Dance Theatre - 
11 :30 a. m., Presser 
Hall. Admission, 50 
cents. 
(Cont'd.) 
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25 "NARRATIVE 
MESSAGE AND 
NARRATIVE 
POINT," lecture in 
English by Dr. Gerald 
Prince, Professor of 
French, University of 
Pennsylvania - 
8:15 p.m., Presser 
Hall. 
27 PIANO RECITAL, 
Lois Leventhal, pianist 
and faculty member at 
the University of 
Southern Mississippi, 
8:15 p.m., Presser 
Hall. Free admission. 
2 7 DNERTISSEMENT 
- Sandra Dorsey, 
Broadway and film 
actress and owner of 
Dorsey Studios for the 
Performing Arts, sings 
cabaret songs, 
11 :30 a. m. , place to be 
announced. 
30 PANEL DISCUSSION 
- "Business Problems 
in the Economy in the 
80's." Panel 
participants include: 
Juanita Kreps, former 
U.S. Secretary of 
Commerce and current 
Professor of Economics 
at Duke University; 
Jerry Jasinowski, chief 
economist for the 
National Association 
of Manufacturers; and 
William Freund, chief 
economist for the New 
York Stock Exchange, 
8:15 p.m., Presser 
Hall. 
31 CHRISTOPHER 
PARKENING, 
America's leading 
virtuoso of the classical 
guitar - Kirk Concert 
10 MARSHA NORMAN 
- 1983 Pulitzer Prize 
winning playwright of 
"Night, Mother," and 
Agnes Scott College 
alumna, will talk on 
her career, 8:15 p.m., 
Winship Hall Living 
Room. 
11 WRITERS' FESTIVAL 
- Linda Pasten, poet, 
11:15 a.rn.: Richard 
Wilbur, poet, 
8: 15 p. m., Dana Fine 
Arts Building. 
15 - May 17 FACULTY 
ART EXHIBIT, Dalton 
Galleries, Dana Fine 
Arts Building. 
Opening reception, 
Sunday, April 15, 
2 - 5 p.m. 
19 SALLY FITZGERALD 
will talk on her work 
of editing Flannery 
O'Connor's letters, 
8:15 p.m., place to be 
announced. 
24 GUARNERI STRING 
QUARTET - Kirk 
Concert Series, 
8:15 p.m., Presser 
Hall. Admission, 
$9.00. For ticket 
information, call 
373-2571. 
26 & 27 SPRING 
DANCE CONCERT 
by Studio Dance 
Theatre, 8:15 p.m., 
Presser Hall. 
27, 28, 29 ALUMNAE 
WEEKEND. 
28 & 29 "WOMAN'S 
WILL," performance 
by Mim Garrett, 
Saturday - 8: 15 p. m., 
Sunday - 2 p. m., 
Dana Fine Arts 
Building. 
Series, 8:15 p.m., 
Presser Hall. For ticket 
information, call 
373-2571. 
3 BRADLEY 
OBSERVATORY & 
PLANETARIUM - 
Lecture, planetarium 
show, and telescope 
observation - 8 p. m. , 
Bradley Observatory 
(rain or shine). 
7 & 8 ROBB FORMAN 
DEW, author of novel, 
"Dale Loves Sophie to 
Death," and of stories 
published in Southern 
Review, Virginia 
Quarterly, The New 
Yorker. 
FEBRUARY 7- 
Ms. Dew reads from 
her novel and stories, 
8:15 p.m., Presser 
Hall. 
FEBRUARY 8- 
Ms. Dew leads 
discussion of her novel, 
11: 15 a.m., Presser 
Hall. 
10 & 11 ONE-ACT 
PLAYS produced by 
Agnes Scott Theatre 
Department - 
8:15 p.m., Winter 
Theatre, Dana Fine 
Arts Building. 
10 ATLANTA CIVIC 
OPERA STUDIO will 
perform a short opera 
by Douglas Moore 
called "Gallantry." 
11 :30 - noon, place to 
be announced. 
12 - March 8 STUDENT 
ART SHOW by Agnes 
Scott art students - 
Dalton Galleries, Dana 
Fine Arts Building. 
16 SYNCHRONIZED 
SWIMMING SHOW 
by Agnes Scott 
Dolphin Club - 7 :30 
& 9 p. m., Bucher 
Scott Gymnasium. 
17 ATLANTA 
ASTRONOMY CLUB 
public meeting with 
planetarium show and 
telescope observation 
- 8 p. m., Bradley 
Observatory (rain or 
shine). 
22 FOUNDER'S DAY 
celebration of Agnes 
Scott College's 95th 
birthday with guest 
speaker Margaret 
McIntosh, Director, 
Faculty Development 
Program, Center for 
Research on Women, 
Wellesley College - 
11: 15 a.m., Presser 
Hall. 
23, 24, 25, 26 "WILEY 
AND THE HAIRY 
MAN" - Children's 
play produced by 
Agnes Scott Blackfriars 
and Theatre 
Department - 
Thursday & Friday, 
9:30 a.m., 
11 a.m., 1 p.rn., 
Saturday & Sunday, 2 
p. m.; Winter Theatre, 
Dana Fine Arts 
Building. For ticket 
information, call 
377-1200. 
24 NAVAL AIR 
TRAINING 
COMMAND 
CHOIR- 8:15 p.m., 
Presser Hall. 
29 & March 2 - "THE 
SAINTS IN 
CAESAR'S 
HOUSEHOLD," by 
Anne Tyler, adapted 
by ASC student Cayce 
Callaway, 8:15 p.m., 
Dana Fine Arts. 
Building. 
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1 THE NATIONAL 
THEATRE OF THE 
DEAF performs The 
Hero with a Thousand 
Faces, a mythic theatre 
production based on 
the book by Joseph 
Campbell- 
8: 15 p. m., Presser 
Hall. Admission 
charge. Limited 
reserved seating for the 
hearing impaired. Call 
373-2571 for 
information. 
2 BRADLEY 
OBSERVATORY & 
PLANETARIUM - 
Lecture, planetarium 
show, and telescope 
observation - 8 p. m., 
Bradley Observatory 
(rain or shine). 
3 FOREIGN 
LANGUAGE 
DRAMA CONTEST 
for Georgia high 
school students - 
9 a.m. - 4 p.m., Dana 
Fine Arts Building and 
Presser Hall. 
9 - April 12 -ART 
EXHIBIT, works from 
the Agnes Scott 
College permanent 
collections, Dana Fine 
Arts Building. 
30 ELISE WITT & THE 
SMALL FAMILY 
ORCHESTRA, 
11:30 - noon, place to 
be announced. 
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5 "INVESTIGATIONS 
AT ASSOS," 
archeology lecture by 
Bona Westcoat, art 
history professor at 
Emory University, 
8 p. m., place to be 
announced. 
5 GLEE CLUB SPRING 
CONCERT, 
8:15 p.rn., Presser 
Hall. 
6 THE NEW WORLD 
THEATRE 
COMPANY- 
illusion, magic, 
juggling, fire eating, 
11 :30 - noon, place to 
be announced. 
6 BRADLEY 
OBSERVATORY & 
PLANETARIUM - 
lecture, planetarium 
show, and telescope 
observation - 8 p. m. , 
Bradley Observatory 
(rain or shine). 
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11, 12, 18, 19 "THE 
HOUSE OF BLUE 
LEAVES," by John 
Guare, performed by 
Blackfriars, 8: 15 p. m. 
each night, Dana Fine 
Arts Building. 
Admission charge. 
16 LONDON FOG 
CONCERT- 
8:15 p.m., Presser 
Hall. 
20 - June 3 SENIOR ART 
MAJOR EXHIBIT, 
Dalton Galleries, Dana 
Fine Arts Building. 
2 BACCALAUREATE 
SERVICE - Presser 
Hall, time to be 
announced. 
3 COMMENCEMENT 
EXERCISES- 
Buttrick-Presser 
quadrangle, time to be 
announced. 
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FEATURING 
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ART EXHIBIT 
Sept. 23-Nov. 14. 
7 & 8 FILM SERIES- 
Caddy Shack- 7 p.m. & 
9 p.m., Buttrick Hall film 
room G-4, $1 admission. 
18 FACULTY RECITAL- 
Raymond Martin, Profes- 
sor of Music and College 
Organist- In celebration 
of the tricentennial ofJ.S. 
Bach and G.F. Handel's 
birthdays, Dr. Martin will 
be playing selections 
from their works, 8: 15 
p.m., Presser Hall. 
23 -November 14-SIX 
CANADIAN WOMEN 
ART EXHIBIT - selec- 
tions from six of Canada's 
most well-known artists- 
Dalton Galleries, Dana 
Fine Arts Building. 
Opening reception - 
September 23, 2-4:30 
p.m., Dalton Galleries. 
The Canadian women 
are: Bonnie Baxter, etch- 
ings; Ghitta Caiserrnan- 
Roth, paintings and 
lithographs; Ann McCall, 
silkscreen prints; Anna 
Noeh, paintings and 
sketches; Roslyn Swartz- 
man, etchings; Esther 
Wertheimer, bronze 
sculpture. 
25 KIRK CONCERT 
SERIES- Richard 
Goode, internationally 
s 
known and award- 
winning pianist-8:15 
p.m., Presser Hall, $9 
general admission. 
26 HONORS DAY CON- 
VOCATION-speaker 
to be announced-11: 15 
20 GREAT SCOTT 
FESTIVAL- presenta- 
tions, performances, and 
demonstrations by Agnes 
Scott academic depart- 
ments, student organiza- 
tions, and administrative 
offices for the Atlanta 
and Decatur-DeKalb 
community-IO a.m.- 
4 p.m. 
21 SENIOR INVESTI- 
TURE-a tradition of 
investing students with 
senior status; address 
by Associate Professor 
of Psychology Ayse I. 
Carden '66, worship ser- 
vice led by campus Chap- 
lain Mary Jane K. Cornell 
'74-10 a.m., Presser Hall. 
22 LECTURE- "Interrela- 
tions Among Archaic 
Greek Vase Painters in 
Attica, Boeoticia, and 
Corinth," by Karl Kilinski, 
sponsored by the Arch- 
aeological Institute of 
America-8 p.m., place 
to be announced. 
26 & 27 GETTING OUT - 
play by Agnes Scoss 
alumna and Pulitzer Prize 
winner Marsha Norman, 
produced by Agnes Scott 
Blackfriars-Friday and 
Saturday, 8:15 p.m., 
Winter Theatre, Dana 
Fine Arts Building. For 
tickets, call 3 77-1200. 
30 FILM SERIES- Young 
Frankenstein and What- 
ever Happened to Baby 
Jane?- 7 & 9 p.m., 
Buttrick Hall Film Room 
G-4, $1 for one movie 
Winter Theatre, Dana 
Fine Arts Building. For 
tickets, call 3 77-1200. 
7 CELEBRATION CON- 
CERT by Agnes Scott 
Glee Club-8:15 p.m., 
Presser Hall. 
11 CONCERT by the 
Agnes Scott Community 
Orchestra-6 p.m., 
Presser Hall. 
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7 BRADLEY OBSERVA- 
TORY & PLANE- 
TARIUM-lecture, 
planetarium show, and 
telescope observation - 
8 p.m., Bradley Observa- 
to rain or shine . 
4 BRADLEY OBSERVA- 
TORY & PLANE- 
TARIUM-lecture, 
planetarium show, and 
telescope observation - 
8 p.m., Bradley Observa- 
tory (rain or shine). 
11 & 13 FILM SERIES- 
Ragtime- 7 & 9 p.m., 
Buttrick Hall Film Room 
G-4, $1 admission. 
13 - February 7 - INVITA- 
TION AL PAINTING 
AND DRAWING 
EXHIBIT - Dalton 
Galleries, Dana Fine Arts 
Building. Opening recep- 
tion - January 13, 2-4:30 
p.m., Dalton Galleries. 
20 - 22 FOCUS ON 
FAITH/STALEY LEC- 
TURE SERIES-Dr. 
:n1Qm,as Long, profess r 
of preaching and worship 
at Princeton The- 
ological Semi- 
nary- time 
and place to be 
announced. 
25 CHILDREN'S 
SHOW, performed by 
Studio Dance Theatre - 
11: 15 a.rn., Presser Hall, 
admission charge. 
25 & 27 FILM SERIES- 
Gallipoli- 7 & 9 p.m., 
Buttrick Hall Film Room 
8 & 9 ONE-ACT PLAYS 
by Agnes Scott Black- 
friars -8:15 p.m., Winter 
Theatre, Dana Fine Arts 
Building. 
10 - March 28-STUDENT 
ART EXHIBIT - Dalton 
Galleries, Dana Fine Arts 
Building. 
10 & 11 FILM SERIES- 
Easy Rider-Sunday- 
2 & 4 p.m.; Monday- 7 
& 9 p.m.; Buttrick Hall 
Film Room G-4, $1 
admission. 
20 FOUNDER'S DAY- 
speaker to be announced 
-11:15 a.m., Presser 
Hall. 
21 - 24 CHILDREN'S 
SHOW, produced by 
Agnes Scott Blackfriars - 
Winte Theatre, Dana 
Fine Arts Building. Feb- 
ruary 21 &22-9:30a.m., 
11 a.m., 1 p.m.; February 
23 & 24-2 p.m. For 
tickets, call 377-1200. 
24 & 25 FILM SERIES- 
Rebel Without a Cause 
and EastofEden-But- 
trick Hall Film Room 
G-4, $1 for one movie 
and $1.50 for both. 
February 24-2 & 4 
p.m.; February 25- 7 & 
9p.m. 
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produced by Agnes Scott 
Blackfriars-Friday and 
Saturday, 8: 15 p.m., 
Winter Theatre, Dana 
Fine Arts Building. For 
tickets, call 377-UOO. 
30 FILM SERIES- Young 
Frankenstein and What- 
ever Happened to Baby 
Jane?- 7 & 9 p.m., 
Buttrick Hall Film Room 
G-4, $1 for one movie 
and $1.50 for both. 
31 TARTUFFE-French 
play by Moliere, per- 
formed by Inter-Europe 
Spectacle-8:15 p.m., 
Presser Hall, admission 
charge. 
2 BRADLEY OBSERVA- 
TORY & PLANE- 
TARIUM-lecture, 
planetarium show, and 
telescope observation- 
8 p.m., Bradley Observa- 
tory (rain or shine). 
2 & 3 GETTING OUT - 
play by Agries Scott 
alumna and Pulitzer Prize 
winner Marsha Norman, 
produced by Agnes Scott 
Blackfriars-Friday and 
Saturday, 8:15 p.m., 
ological Semi- 
nary-time 
and place to be 
announced. 
25 CHILDREN'S 
SHOW, performed by 
Studio Dance Theatre- 
11: 15 a.m., Presser Hall, 
admission charge. 
25 & 27 FILM SERIES- 
Gallipoli- 7 & 9 p.m., 
Buttrick Hall Film Room 
0-4, $1 admission. 
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1 -3 OPERA- "Don 
P ali" by Donizetti, 
p:t1rmed by Atlanta 
Repertory Opera Com- 
pany- Friday and Satur- 
aay, 8:15 p.m.; Sunday, 
2:30 p.m., Presser Hall, 
admission charge. 
1 BRADLEY OBSERVA- 
TORY & PLANE- 
TARIUM-lecture, 
planetarium show, and 
telescope observation- 
8 p.m., Bradley Observa- 
tory (rain or shine). 
5 KIRK CONCERT 
SERIES-INuovi 
Virtuosi di Roma, twelve 
ofltaly's most skilled 
musicians-8:15 p.m., 
Presser Hall, $9 general 
admission. 
11 a.m., 1 p.m.; February 
23 & 24-2 p.m. For 
tickets, call 377-UOO. 
24 & 25 FILM SERIES- 
Rebel Without a Cause 
and East of Eden.-But- 
trick Hall Film Room 
0-4, $1 for one movie 
and $1.50 for both. 
February 24-2 & 4 
p.m.; February 25- 7 & 
9p.m. 
27 LECTURE- "Islands of 
the Odyssey:' by Frank 
Frost, sponsored by the 
Archaeological Institute 
of America-8 p.m., loca- 
tion to be announced. 11,,,d=! 
iss Lillian Newman 
380 south Canaler Street 
Decatur, GA 30030 


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