Ninth annual Spring Concert to be held; YSU's theatre department performs "The Lady's Not for Burning;" Madelyn Jennings speaks as part of YSU Thomas Colloquium; Hodding Carter III will speak on campus; and YSU's second annual Night of the Arts to take place May 11.

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The ninth annual "Spring Concert" featuring YSU's Dana Chorale, directed by Dr. Wade Raridon, and the YSU Symphonic Wind Ensemble, directed by Joseph Edwards, will be presented May 7 at Stambaugh Auditorium. Audiences will take a fanciful trip back to the Middle Ages when University Theatre of YSU presents Christopher Fry's light-hearted, romantic fantasy, "The Lady's Not for Burning," starting May 2. Madelyn Pulver Jennings, top executive for the Gannett Company, will speak at YSU's Thomas Colloquium on Free Enterprise on May 13. Her topic will be "Women in the Business World: Hopes and Realities." Hodding Carter III, spokesman for the State Department during the Carter administration and the Iranian hostage crisis, will speak May 17 at YSU's Chestnut Room. The second annual "Night of the Arts" at YSU will be presented May 11 in the Spotlight Arena Theatre of Bliss Hall.