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  • Friday, December 11, 1964 New Music Group Formed In America First steps have been taken to develop a nationwide network of Jeunesses Musicales chapters on the campus of accredited four-year colleges and universities in the United States. These chapters will be allied to "Carnegie Hall-Jeun- esses Musicales," a new national organization, which brings the United States into the ranks of the worldwide Jeun-' esses Musicales movement. The new organization plans by stages to make the Jeunesses Musicales program as comprehensive here as it is elsewhere in the world. A letter of introduction acquainting colleges with the ways in which they can readily identify themselves with Carnegie Hall-Jeunesses Musicales, together with a description of the worldwide movement and its organizations, have been sent to both the Director of Student Activities and the Chairman of the Music Department of each institution. Also sent was information on how to establish a Jeunesses Musicales chapter on campus and how to sponsor a concert by a Jeunesses Musicales artist from abroad this coming spring. Jeunesses Musicales is a movement which makes good music more readily accessible to youth and young adults between the ages of 15 and 30. It stimulates their involvement in music as listeners and encourages their participation in the musical life of the country as performers, composers and critics. The movement began in 1940 in Belgium through the efforts of the late Marcel Cuve- lier. Director General of the Philharmonica Society of Brussels. Almost simultaneously, a similar movement developed in France under the leadership of Rene Nicoly, who is today Honorary President of the worldwide movement, and in combination with the Belgian group, led to the formation of the Federation Internationale des Jeunesses Musi cales. Though its activity may vary from country to country, its basic pattern is the presentation of concert series, supplemented by the formation of youth ensembles, the encouragement of gifted young artists through competitions and international exchange and the publication of a national journal. Some of the national organizations operate music camps, publish new music and issue recordings. A petition to form a chapter may be submitted under the signatures of at least four students from each of the four undergraduate classes and endorsed by an officer of the Division of Student Life (or its equivalent) and the Chairman of the Music Department (or the Director of Concerts). Carnegie-Hall Jeunesses Musicales is being formed in the United States under this name to indicate both the role Carnegie Hall has played in preparing the ground for the movement and its active interest in helping to ensure its success. A grant from the Ford Foundation has made it possible for Carnegie Hall-Jeunesses Musicales to come legally into existence as a non-profit entity and to pursue its immediate objectives of 1) establishing local chapters at colleges and universities and 2) continuing the international artists exchange which Carnegie Hall has inaugurated. The Western Carolinian Page 7 U. N. Sponsors Essay Contest First prize of a month-long, all expense paid trip to Europe including a special summer- school session about the United Nations in Geneva will be awarded to the winner of a college essay-writing contest sponsored by the Collegiate Council for the United Nations. CCUN is basing the contest on the first of a series of 90-minute television entertainment programs about the UN that are being deveolped by Telsun Foundation. Inc. The contest is designed to inspire better understanding of the UN by stimulating greater interest about the world organization among college students throughout the United States. That is also the primary purpose of CCUN. Undergraduate students enrolled in any accredited college or university are invited to submit entries. They must compose an essay of 3,000 words or less after watching "Carol For Another Christmas" the TV program which will be televised on the ABC network on Monday evening, December 28, at 9:30. Peter Sellers heads an all-star cast in tnt gripping, dramatic story about the need for all men to become involved in today's world. Xerox Corporation is providing $4,000,000 to underwrite the series of special TV programs. While preliminary winners will be judged regionally, the top five finalists will be selected by a blue ribbon panel of national judges. The panel will include Clark M. Eichelberger, Vice President, United Nations Association; author John Gun- ther; Arthur Larson, Director, World Rule of Law Center at Duke University; Henry Cabot Lodge, until recently I States Ambassador to South Vietnam and former United States representative to the United Nations, and Ambassador Marietta Tree, United States Mission to the United Nations. Each essay must concentrate on the same theme on which writer Rod Sterling based his script for "Carol For Another Christmas"—the idea thai in- day, more than ever before, no mari can live as an island. From this .each student may point his essay in whatever din his Intellect and fancy may take him. The grand prize winner will be flown from his home any- in the United States to Europe. Upon completion of the summer-school session at Ge- Peter Sellers neva, co-sponsored by the World Federation of United Nations and the International Student Movement for the U- nited Nations, the student will ivided with the necessary funds for several weeks' travel in Europe. Second prize is an expense paid trip to New York to attend extensive briefings about the United Nations at a special summer session. The third prize winner will receive a trip to San Francisco in June to take part in the twentieth anniversary celebration of the signing of the United Nations charter. Fourth and fifth prizes are complete 24-volume sets of the Encyclopedia Britannica, 1M4 edition, while 12 regional winners will receive two-volume sets of the Britannica World Language Dictionary. Preliminary judging of all essays Is to be conducted regionally by a board comprising the CCUN regional director, appropriate faculty members and representatives of the United Nations Association of the United States. The top five essays from each region will then be forwarded to CCUN headquarters for judging by the national blue ribbon panel. All students intending to enter the contest must notify the CCUN, at 345 East 46th Street, New York City, no later than January 15. They will then be mailed complete rules and details. The Sisters of ALPHA DELTA CHI SORORITY extend YULETIDE GREETINGS To Each of You SEASONS GREETINGS FROM THE BROTHERS OF DELTA SIGMA PHI The Brothers of Delta Alpha Chapter of KAPPA ALPHA ORDER wish you A Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year The Sisters of Delta Zeta Sorority wish you A Merry Christmas THE SISTERS SIGMA KAPPA SORORITY extend BEST WISHES for A MERRY CHRISTMAS and A HAPPY NEW YEAR The Men of TAU KAPPA EPSIL0N extend Best Wishes for the Yuletide Season to all
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