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VITAE
September 27. 1973
Henrita becomes
main academic building
The newly formed Housing and Renovations (Space) Committee has designated Henrita Academic Building (the former St. Benedict's High School) as the main academic building for the College of Saint Benedict.
Twenty faculty members have offices in Henrita, including Dr. Thomas Peterson, the new assistant to the academic dean. Dr. Peterson is building manager for Henrita.
The Educational Media Center has been relocated in Henria. Group meetings and seminars will be held in a large conference room there.
The classrooms in Henrita are being used by the ISP, general chemistry, special education, human relations, sociology, psychology, and child development departments. Until department renovations in the main building are finished, some home and community service classes will be housed in Henrita.
Henrita Academic Building
Room No.
10 Office- basement
(Preston Schiller) sociology
101 Classroom
102 Classroom
103 Office
(Beverly Timmers) Education
104 Office
(Frank Wray) Education
105 Classroom
106 Classroom
107 Classroom
108 Office
(Sr. Kristian Malloy) Director of Development
109 Office
(Sr. Carol Berg) January Term
110 Women
111 Custodial
112 Dark Room
113 Supply Room
114 Office
(Sr. Carleen Schomer) Chemistry
115 Science Laboratory Office (Allan Davisson) Psychology (Sylvester Theisen) Sociology
117 Art Studio
(Sr. Dennis Frandrup) Art (Sr. Baulu Kuan) Art
118 Classroom
119 Classroom
120 Classroom
121 Conference Room
122 Tea Room
123 Snack Bar
124 Office
(Sr. Galen Martini) English
125 Educational Media Center Office
(Sr. Sigrid Hutcheson) Office
Secretary, Karen Lodenbach
126 Media Laboratory
127 Seminar Room
128 Auditorium
129 Faculty Room
130 Office
(Don Hoodecheck) Integrated Studies
131 Storage
132 Office
(Paul Brinkman) Integrated Studies Philosophy
133 Office
(Bob Joyce) Philosophy
uuaaeiupe Lounge
Men
Women
Telephone Booth (pay phone)
Telephone Booth (on-campus phone)
Reception and Information
134 Administration President
Vice President for Academic Affairs,
135 Administrative Assistant Tom Peterson
136 Office
(Barbara Carlson) Integrated Studies (Helen Gilbert) Interdisciplinary
137 Office
(Ronald Lane) Philosophy
138 Office
(Sr. Merle Nolde) Minority Relations Integrated Studies
Young Concert Artists to perform at BAC
This year students at the College of St. Benedict, St. John's University, and St. Cloud State College will have an unique opportunity to attend free performances of professional musicians. The series of events marks the first coordinated effort at arts programming by the three area colleges.
The Pro Musica, the Harkness Ballet Company, and world re-
nowned flutist Rampal will be performing in the series. Six Young Concert Artists to'be featured are mezzo-soprano Joy Blacklett, pianist Ursula Oppens and Francoise Regnat, violist Marcus Tompson, clarinetist Michael Webster and violinist Hiroko Yajima. These young people belong to a non-profit organization, Young Concert Artists, Inc., set up to help promising artists be-
come known.
An equal number of concerts will be held on each campus with students from all three colleges being admitted free of charge. Student transportation to the schools for the concerts will be provided.
According to David Swanson, director of the Benedicta Arts Center at CSB, coordinated sponsorship of such a concert series is to the ad-
vantage of both the student and the artist. No longer will admission prices or transportation problems prevent student attendance.
The Concerts and Lectures Committees from CSB and SJU and the Major Events Council and Atwood Board of Governors from SCS are sponsoring the tri-college concert series. The first event was Sept. 25 at SJU.
