News Releases for 1971

News Releases for 1971

January 3: American Council on Education rates UCSD grad school high
January 7: Intercampus Cultural Exchange brings concert by Guiseppe Tartini
January 7: "I/O" by Roger Reynolds to be played in jazz concert
January 7: Classical guitarists Michael Lorimer plays
January 7: Experimental music and theater pieces presented
January 7: Bertram Turetzky in recital
January 8: All-Cal Gymnastics Meet here
January 8: Strange and Mizelle compositions to be played
January 11: Five UCSD scientists will hold press conference to discuss results of lunar rock study
January 18: Morris Newman will discuss Renaissance wind instruments
January 20: Peterson named co-principal investigator of DSDP
January 20: Dr. Nathan Kaplan lectures at Rockefeller University
January 21: Display of book covers by Mrs. Lee Thayer
January 21: Dr. Joseph Mayer elected Vice President of American Physical Society
January 25: Jill Johnston will read from autobiographical poetry
January 25: Gary Snyder, beat generation poet, will read
January 27: Academic Senate urges dissociation from classified research
January 28: SIO Museum displays 50-pound octopus
January 29: Dr. Gerhard Schrauzer tells possible harm of too much ascorbic acid (vitamin C)
January 29: $13 million received in last quarter 1970
January 29: Dr. Carl Cepurneek awarded Fulbright fellowship
January 29: Dr. Hannes Alfven made honorary Tijuana citizen
February 1: Press conference: possible mission to asteroid Eros
February 2: Biology department gets Du Pont grant
February 2: Reader's Theater presents "The Caretaker"
February 2: University of Utah's Repertory Dance Theater to perform
February 2: Virtuoso pianist and composer Yuji Takahashi to perform
February 3: Patricia Strange to play contemporary chamber music
February 4: Swedish musician Lars-Gunnar Bodin to lecture
February 4: Five open houses set for Computer Jobs through Training
February 4: Dr. Laurel Wilkening, 26, given Nininger Meteorite Award
February 4: John Grimes discusses Russolo's noise-instruments
February 8: Renaissance Music Seminar presents Marjorie McNair
February 8: Donald Erb, Cleveland Institute of Music composer will discuss recent compositions
February 11: Chamber Chorus in musical workshop
February 11: UCSD-La Jolla Civic Orchestra and Chorus performing Bruckner's "Mass in E Minor"
February 11: Art critic Max Kozloff speaks on "Cubism"
February 11: Chamber Orchestra under violinist Rafael Druian
February 11: Dr. Colin Slim, chairman of Music, UCI, speaks here
February 11: Mandeville lecturer is biologist Dr. C.B. Waddington
February 11: Dr. John Goldsmith on medical hazards of air
February 12: National Science Foundation grants allow continuance of radioactive elements measurement
February 18: Russian playwright Yuri Krotkov on USSR cultural regimentation
February 18: Poet David Ignatow gives reading
February 18: Figurative painter Alex Katz's works displayed
February 24: Chamber Music Week declared by Music Dept.
February 24: UCSD's TV-radio cited by Public Relations News
February 24: French Atlantic Association Secretary Pierre Emanuelli to lecture on DeGaulle
February 24: Two UCSD Seniors receive Woodrow Wilson Fellowship
February 25: "The Caretaker" extended two performances
February 26: Jerome Rothenberg reads Indian poetry
March 1: 8 American Cancer Society grants total $312,536
March 4: Chamber and Women's Choruses in concert
March 4: Women's Liberation Poetry Reading
March 4: Central Library dedication and open house set
March 8: Poet-guitarist-singer Ric Masten here
March 10: Computer Jobs Through Training to tour state
March 11: Griffing Bancroft library donated to UCSD
March 11: Central Library open to public for weekend
March 11: Chamber music greets dedication guests at Library
March 18: Donald H. Sites named UCSD Architect
March 22: Sloan Research Fellowships go to two here
March 24: Turner's students play piano and Chamber music
March 25: Blood Mobile seeks donations for UCSD fund
March 26: Dr. Gabriel Jackson's statement on UC Budgets
March 29: $50,700 grant given biology department by National Science Foundation
March 31: Academic Senate Chairman Jackson says faculty not unhappy at prospect of 10,000 student university
April 2: HEW grants Biology Dept. $19,078 for gerontologists' program
April 2: Contrabassist Glenn Block featured in "Monody II"
April 2: Concert by pianist-composer Richard Grayson
April 2: Oboe-English horn player Nora Post in recital
April 2: English poet Tom Pickard gives reading
April 5: Old Marine Corp boiler house now Drama Dept. office
April 6: Grayson concert cancelled
April 9: Picture caption: Paul Saltman birthday banner
April 9: Biology Dept. chairman Herbert Stern named visiting professor at University of Copenhagen
April 9: THE COMMITTEE to present series of skits, sketches
April 9: Vladimir Vooss presents chant-concert
April 9: UCLA's Twice Ensemble to give string concert
April 9: Nancy Spero presents "Artaud Paintings" collages
April 9: Showcase for Young Composers presents grad works
April 12: Ten Guggenheim Fellowships awarded to faculty
April 13: Muir students continue cement signing tradition
April 14: International Center groundbreaking after 10 years
April 14: Disadvantaged Employee Development Program sets clerical training and open house
April 16: Marx Baroque Ensemble plays Baroque, Renaissance
April 16: Showcase for Young Composers sets second concert
April 16: Bakersfield High School Symphony Orchestra, Chamber group here
April 19: Reading of French poet Antonin Artaud's works
April 19: New avant garde poet Armand Schwerner gives reading
April 20: Dr. York's statement to Armed Services Committee
April 20: Biologist Barry Commoner is Mandeville lecturer
April 21: "The Crucible" directed by Eric Christmas
April 22: Violinist Barry Socher performing Mozart, Brahms
April 22: Jerome Rothenberg translates Navajo chants, songs
April 23: "Rediscovery I: The Virtuoso Violinist" concert
April 23: Brain waves used to play electronic music by Rosenboom
April 23: Associated Students elections held during week
April 29: Emmett Williams, new poetry exponent, reads here
May 4: "Open door" policy for first general summer session
May 4: Cinco de Mayo celebration by MECHA students here
May 6: Hopi Indian Thomas Banyacya lectures on Hopi Religion
May 7: San Jose State college musicians present jazz concert
May 7: John Mizelle displays laser light/electronic music
May 7: Dr. Allen Altman granted Fulbright scholarship to Oslo
May 7: New Age Quartet play difficult 20th century string pieces
May 7: Chamber Chorus two present two Spring Concerts
May 7: First quarter gifts and endowments total $339,572
May 10: Ardys Heise submits winning case study to Public Relations News for outstanding use of TV-radio
May 10: 3 UCSD Ph.D candidates win Woodrow Wilson Fellowships
May 12: 4 elected as Fellows of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
May 14: 2 awarded study fellowships by American Council of Learned Societies
May 14: Avant garde poet Dick Higgins to read his works
May 14: Betty Wong's sound and visual experiences compositions played
May 14: Legal Committee presents "Dope and the Law" lecture
May 14: Feld Quartet is second in Spring Quartet Series
May 17: Student series of exhibits closes Gallery season
May 18: UCSD-SD State-SD City College soccer team plays team from Technological school of Tijuana
May 20: UCSD national winner in PRSA Silver Anvil Award
May 21: Women's Chorus Spring Concert set
May 21: Dr. Joseph Mayer given CIT's Alumni Distinguished Service Award
May 21: First quarter grants total $15.8 million
May 21: Chamber Music Festival set by UCSD students
May 21: Final in series for Graduate Composers set
May 21: Jerome Rothenberg's Poland/1931 accompanied by Chaplin film
May 27: Dr. York's statement on financial crisis
May 28: Guitarist-lutenist Al Merian in concert
June 1: Students can fill off-beat employment needs
June 2: Dr. Patrick Ledden named Muir Assistant Provost
June 2: Season's final concert by Chamber Orchestra
June 2: Provost Paul Saltman to fill 2-month vacancy as Chancellor
June 4: Commencement set for Library Plaza
June 11: Summer Washington Internship awarded Third College student
June 16: Dr. Saltman to address SD Printing Industries Assn.
June 16: 3 win Ford Foundation dissertation fellowships in ethnic studies here
June 17: Openings still available in summer session
June 17: UCB Library head Marc Gittelsohn named head of Cluster I Library here
June 21: 93% of new Ph.D.'s seeking work are placed
June 25: Biology Dept. hosts international workshop for month
June 25: $6,920 grant from Research Corporation to Dr. Kurt Marti
July 2: Variety of special events accompany summer session
July 9: Na Copla Bana Productions present two plays
July 9: Press conference: UCSD device on Apollo 15
July 15: Dr. Ted Forbes ties gadgetry to physical fitness lacks
July 16: Central Library gets permanent loan of books on Pacific
July 20: Future Chancellor McElroy resigns from National Science Foundation
July 23: Second Quarter grants total $16.5 million
July 23: Gymnastics exhibition by Danish team here
August 6: Dr. Andrew Wright named Fellow of Royal Society of Literature of United Kingdom
August 10: Registrar Harold Temmer named by Pacific Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers for award
August 13: 525 students attended summer session
August 20: Economist John Hooper granted Ford Research fellowship
September 3: Off-campus housing sought
September 7: Curriculum workshop to explain Third College courses
September 14: Provost Joseph Watson announces campaign to inform minorities students of admission criteria
September 17: President Hitch presents Regents with budget proposal
September 20: Civic-University Chorus formed
September 22: Returnees greeted by new theater, art building and International Center
September 24: Gallery season opens with faculty exhibition
September 24: Pianist Carol Rosenberger overcomes polio to perform
September 27: UCSD scientists contribute to solar observatory launched from Kennedy Center
September 28: Tryouts for Civic-University Orchestra
October 1: Ron and Joan George play clarinet-percussion concert
October 1: Conductor Thomas Nee guests at New York and Minneapolis
October 1: Violinist Louis Krasner will give techniques seminars
October 7: Earth-orbiting asteroid Toro discovered by Dr. Alfven, grad student Wing-huen Ip
October 7: News conference and lecture by IRA official Sean Kenny
October 15: Bach program opens Coffee Concert series
October 15: 3500 applications sent to meet first requests
October 15: Music education lecture by violinist Louis Krasner
October 19: Quilt, ceramics, sculpture and drawing exhibition at Gallery
October 22: John Mizelle's "Mass for Voices and Electronics" played
October 27: Enzyme expert Dr. Joseph Kraut predicts life elsewhere like Earth life
October 29: Master North Indian Raga singer Pran Nath performs
October 29: Computer music and laser art subjects of seminars
November 1: "Pacific Vibrations" surf film presented by club here
November 1: Three Monday night poetry readings begin
November 4: Grants for third quarter total more than $8 million
November 4: Author Heinrich Bell lectures here on European literature
November 5: Keith Humble joins as associate professor of music
November 5: Works by three contemporary composers performed
November 5: Four noon mini concerts; violinist Milton Thomas workshop for strings
November 8: San Francisco painters Carlos Villa and Joseph Raffael works on display at Gallery
November 8: Pueblo (ship) officer Edward Murphy, author of "Second in Command" to speak to UCSD Men's Club
November 10: UCSD student receives Regent's Scholarship
November 10: Chula Vista girl wins Regents Scholarship
November 11: Nora Post presents oboe recital
November 11: Laser technology arts lecture by John Mizelle set
November 11: Half-day environmental teach-in feature Nader Raider
November 12: Mabou Mines presents "The Red Horse Animation", "Play"
November 12: Dr. Eric Reissner named fellow of American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
November 16: "Meet the Scientist" speakers program and field trips for high school, junior college and junior high school
November 22: Percussionist Jean-Charles Francois featured in "Contact" concert
November 24: Chamber Chorus and Chamber Singers present 500 year old Christmas songs
November 24: Four new works presented in concert
November 24: Civic-University Chorus plays early baroque
November 24: String workshop by violinist Alice Schoenfeld; informal seminar by pianist Earl Wild
December 1: Civic-University Chorus and UCSD Chamber Singers perform 13th and 16th Century works
December 7: Literature Professor Ronald Berman named chairman of National Endowment for the Humanities by Nixon, confirmed by Senate
December 15: Dr. Morton Shaevitz named the chair "Manpower Development and In-Service Training" for WICHE
December 15: Robert Turner offers course in piano performance
December 17: Nearly-blind sophomore studies biology with fingers
December 17: Fiesta sponsored by Third College Cultural Center
December 17: Dr. Charles Thomas appointed to Third College as psychology expert in Black psychology
December 27: New members sought by Civic-University Chorus
December 27: Pianist Leonard Stein and Cellist Joel Krosnick open Music Department's winter season of concerts
December 27: Two shows open new year at Art Gallery