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Agrarian simplicity on display
By GARY EVANS
1'wenly-one examples of a
silk screen stencil process
called serigraphy will be on
display at the University's
main library gallery through
Oct. 16 They represent the
labors of Rick Vanderpool, an
artist-photographer who re
ceived his degree in journalism
at the University in 1975.
Vanderpool, who is currently
involved in free lance work in
the Athens area, has exhibited
his particular blend of art and
photography in a number of
shows He was commissioned
in 1975 to create a pair of
commemorative prints for the
dedication of the Sen. Everett
Dirkson Memorial Research
Library in Dekin, 111. During
the ceremony the prints were
presented to Dirkson s widow
and President Gerald Ford.
Vanderpool's serigraphic art
is achieved through an intri
cate dark room process that
relies upon a light-sensitive
emulsion to fix a photographic
image on a silk or synthetic
screen The screen then serves
as a stencil through which
pigment is applied to paper.
The fine mesh of the screen,
visible when a print is
examined with a magnifying
glass, is a distinguishing
attribute of the process.
The set igraphs contain some
of the soft and subtle touches
that are often expressed in
water color. But here the
underlying detail of the photo
graph provides a dimension of
reality that is never far
removed The commbination is
effective, particularly in the
rustic settings of "Relic,”
"Sage Coach” and "Askew.”
In these prints we see nature
in full growth, unchecked and
unobserved, laying patient
claim to what man has
abandoned.
Vanderpool avoids what his
torian John T. Marcus has
termed, "the shock techniques
and agressive irrationality
characteristic of much of
modern art.” Instead, he
favors a world of less
complexity, one that does not
entangle the viewer in its clash
of color or paradox of subject.
This inclination toward the
provincial gives Vanderpool’s
work a flavor that i« distinctly
southern.
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"WHY DO THE HEATHEN RAGE?'
Psalms 2:1 and Acts 4:25
Thu question Is tho opening words ol the 2nd Psalm It Is
asked and answered by God Almighty. The heathen are
revealed is those who resist and seek to gel rid ol God s Law.
end His Ten Commandments. Not only do the heathen rage,
reels!, and seek to get rid ol God s Law. but also they reeltt
and seek to get rtd ot God's Anointed. The Lord Jeeue Chrlet,
who came from heaven to deliver men from hie "aetata ol sin
and miaery." Hs cams down snd was born ol The Virgin
Mery, and so became God and men. The God-man
subatltuted Himteii lor fallen man end kept God s Com
mandments perleclly In his stead Then, He again
subetltutad lor tellen men and took upon Hlmaelt the wrath
end curse of OOP's lodgment upon rebellion and
dteobedtonce, end was put to death on T he C roee. A Iter three
deye He eroee from the grave. The Mighty Conqueror" ol
deem He appeared to His dlsclplta and behaving followers,
and sent them to tell the world It they would repent ot their
sine — disobedience to God s Commandments — bellevt.
accept Him ee Ihelr substitute, end bring forth trull worthy ol
repentance, they would be reconciled to Ood. end receive
the gift at eternal Lite.
This le the Qoepel. this Is tht Good Nsws of tha grace ol
God to Ml men Hear the testimony otths man God raised up
to prepare the wty ol The Lord" found In John 3 34 He that
befleveth on the Son ot God halh Everlasting Lite: but he that
betteveth not The Son shell not see Ilia: but the wrelh of God
•btdeth ot WmT If you leave this life without being reconciled
to Ood through Jesus Christ, then Ihere Is the wrath ol God"
lor you to lace In Ihe nest life!
Alter felting who Ihe heathen ere, and why they rage. God
points out In this Psalm tha raaulta of this rags is tha
vtattatton ot God's angar and wrath, and vsvatlon with all
sorts of troutota, Just such as wa find plaguing tha aarlh
today. EH|an tha prophet who wee taken to heaven without
death, by-passing tha gravt. said to King Ahabt 1 hava not
troubled Israel: but thou, end thy lather's house In that ye
have torseken The Commandments ol God..." In tha first ol
thasa articles the statement was made: "Our trouble, the
worldi trouble, le that we have • corrupt lorm ol Christianity!
A Christianity that has boon shoved ott Its base, oft Its loun-
dehon. The Law ot God "
During the peat lew centuries The Protestant Christian
nations have been bleated above all tha nations ot tha sarth;
and lhay have been the source ot mighty bleating and ad
vancement ot other nations of the earth Our testimony end
conviction le that all those blessings are the fulfillment ol
promtees made by God to the netlone that obey Hie Com
mandments, "The nation whoaa God la Tha Lord."
"Rlghtaouanaas asa'latb a nation, but tin la a raproach to any
paoptal"
Consldar how In racant yaara th* Protestant Nations hava
toraakan God's Commandmsnl rsgardlng Tha Sabbath Osy
Evan bslors Tha Bible records God's Commendmsnt to
Adam forbidding the eating ol "the tree ol knowledge of
good end evil." there le the Implication ol tha «th Com-
mandmant — Remember The Sabbath Oey to kssp It holy
..." — given at Mt. Sinai much latar In lima. This Implication
appears In tha 2nd chaptar of Gantala. varaas 2 and 3: "And
God blaasad tha saaanlh day. and sanctlflad It: bacauaa that
In It Ha rastad trom all Hit work which God craatad and
mada." Ood sanctttitd III What do you do with H - as you
plsass? Jesus Christ said: 'Tha Son ol Man la Lord ol Tha
Sabbath Osy . Ths Sabbath was mads lor man, and not man
lor tha Sabbath ' Wat It mada lor man to flout and profana by
working, raquirlng others to work for profit, plaasurs. sports,
etc.7 Surety tha "graal uaurpar ol Tha Lordahlp ol Tha Sab
bath. tha davit, would answer this question In the affirmative.
What would ba Ihe answer ol Ihe true "Lord ol The Sebbath."
The Lord Jesus Christ? Doubtless it would be something like
this: "Old you nsverrsed In The Scriptures. Ilthou turn sway
thy tool trom The Sabbath, trom doing thy pleasure on My
holy day. and call Tha Sabbalh a delight, lha holy ot tha Lord,
honorable: and shall honor Him. not doing thine own waya.
nor finding thlna own pleasure, nor speaking thlna own
worda: then then thou delight thyself In The Lord: end I will
cause thee to ride upon the high pieces ot the earth, end teed
thee wltn the heritage ot Jacob thy tether FOR THE MOUTH
OF THE LORO HATH SPOKEN IT.' "
"I will cause thee to ride upon the high placet ol the earthl"
The reason our nation Is "riding so high" today It traceable to
our forefathers "tear ot Tha Lord, and obedlanca to Hit Com
mandments Such were t smell percentage ot the total
population, yat thalr faith and Inftutnca laid tha foundation!
of our grsat Institutions, end wrote many ol God's Laws upon
our statute bock si
God made e covenant with His people tt Mt. Slnel when He
gave them The Ten Commandments or.'») tablet ol stone,
by Motet He makes • New Covenant with all who In
sincerity accept Chrlet it Saviour, wharaby Ha wrltaa tha
Tan Comnundmanta — which rsvaal lha charactar and
rlghtaouanaas ol Tha Holy One — Into thalr haana by Tha
Spirit ol God to they will desire to obey, delighting
!bemselves In The Lordl Do we then make void The lew
through faith? God forbid: yaa. wa aatabliah the law." —
Romans 3:31.
Photo by RUSSELL SHELDON
Subtle touches in Vanderpool’s serigraphy
Amendment protects students
By MURRAY GARNICK
A second-grader has made
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Student and Faculty
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Iriends with another boy in
class. The school counselor
casually writes down that Ihe
boy has homosexual tendencies
—a comment which is arbitra
ry and completely inaccurate
The observation, however,
gees on file, and follows the
boy all through school.
This actual case exemplifies
the file system before Ihe
Family Educational Rights
and Privacy Act of 1974 (the
Buckley Amendment) went
into effect. The Buckley
Amendment seeks to open
records to students while
providing protection for stu
dents of their college-held
records.
With the amendment, stu
dents received many new
rights concerning the records.
The amendment gives to the
student the right to inspect and
review most of his records,
files, documents and any such
material.
Furthermore, it protects the
privacy of the files by insuring
that the manuscript will no! be
disclosed to any third person.
Dr. Bruce T. Shutt, registrar
for the University, said. "We
would not let parents see the
record unless you authorized
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another state attempted to get
the record of a prominent
Georgian. We sent the check
back.”
Colleges are no longer even
required to hand over files at
the request of the Army, the
FBI, probation officers or the
police.
Another right given to the
student lets the student chal
lenge the content of hit
records, including setting up a
hearing if so requested. And, jf
the hearing were to go against
the student, the student may
still "insert a written explana
tion into his records ..respect
ing the content of such
records.”
The Buckley Amendment,
however, does have some
drawbacks, as any bill that
went through Congress without
so much as a hearing might.
High school teachers, afraid of
law suits, have stopped issuing
detailed recommendations or -
comments for the college-
bound student.
"High school teachers be
came more reluctant to write
anything for any student. We
later put provisions in the law
that exempt confidential re
cords or had the student sign a
waiver if he wanted the
recommendations. We take
more objective data now—
teats, high school grades—
those are the things we ought
to be measuring anyway,”
Shutt said.
Here are the type* of records
that Are kept on a student and
the official responsible:
Academic—Registrar, Aca
demic Dean
Health—Director of Unlver- .
sity Health Service
Conduct—Director of Judi
cial Programs
Placement—Director of Ca
reer Planning and Placement
Financial Aid—Director of
Financial Aid
Admissions—Registrar, Aca
demic Dean
Copies of the complete
University policy statement on
the records can be picked up at
the Registrar’s office, the
office of Judicial Programs,
and the office of the Vice
President for Academic Af
fairs
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