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By BOB SCOTT
> Bippihinnofk N«w» Contributing Writer ' What is your favorite color? Do you have one? Or is there a color „that always turns you off? Do you ^know why? Can you believe that pien and women actually see color differently? How could color affect personality behavior, feelings or * moods, or even health and healing?
You will be given an opportunity to learn more about how color has infenced our culture and our lives 'throughout human history at the Friday Night at the Library pro,gram at 8 p.m. on March 4. The 'speaker will be Tom Zumwalt of Inferior Design in Washington. - If the title of Tom’s presentation >.peunds a little esoteric, “The Psy. chelogy of Color,” you may be confident that he has developed this .Interesting concept through many .years of research, study and the ■ practical application of his creative -.technology. . - Zumwalt is a Professional Mem-ber of the American Society of Interim' Designers. A native of Texas he ■ graduated from Auburn University in Alabama in 1965 with a BFA de.grees in Visual Design from the School of Art and Achitecture.
Since then the style and quality of his professional work has been successfully applied to a wide variety of projects in Europe, Asia, Africa, the Middle East and Latin America, usually on contract through the Army Corps of Engit
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