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I.A.I.A./A.I.A. ing is May 1st.If you are con­ ty whereby money for reno­ Institute of American Indian nected with an institution, vation will be funded. Center Art/Artists Interested in Amer­ please encourage your library will serve as a transition ican Indians to send their "discards"(books from RISD to outside world. in duplicate). Please do what Would like a policy recommen­ Dear Fellow Artist you can and pass on the re­ dation from Student Board to This letter asks you to choose quest to other artists. Thank next year's board to please one good book from your collec­ you. involve themselves with es­ tion and send it to Santa Fe. Thomas Morin, Head, Dept. of tablishment of alumni center Let me explain. Sculpture, Rhode Island School Would also like a desk at I have just returned from of Design. Registration asking students visiting the Institute of A- how they feel about an alum­ merican Indian Art(I.A.I.A.) ni center and what they feel as an evaluator of their pro­ student boards role should gram. The one resource which be. This building (Hope Block) is so important and is need Student Board would also contain SAO,Ca­ is their library. The problem reer Planning,Student Offices is not that they lack space or Student Board Meeting etc. ' a trained librarian, but that Monday,April 28 Agenda for next week,May 5, they have only 300 art books. 1975- elections,feedback on Personal collections often ex­ Metcalf Student Store-report­ evaluations,summer SAO fee, ceed this, both in quality and quantity. It is a shame ed that the Metcalf store that this two-year school, prices on clay are 40-50% higher than local outside which is trying to become ac­ prices. Mr. Lederhos explains credited to offer an Associate Degree, has so small a resource that there has always been As most of you probably al­ a 50% mark up to cover over­ for its students. ready know there is another' head. It was then pointed out The I.A.I.A. in Santa Fe is spectacular All Tap Revue the only art school in the that outside stores afford be performed Friday, Saturday country especially for Indians. to sell for 50% less with and Sunday night, May 2,3 and much more overhead. Suggested: It is operated by the Bureau 4. of Indian Affairs(B.I.A.). Student Board find some of However, following Brian's initial investment. But since Students attend tuition free. full page review in last Sun­ the $12,000 will be paid The I.A.I.A. has very high days "Accent" section of the back over the next 6 yrs only, admission standards, a vital Providence Journal I would curriculum, devoted faculty this seemed unfair to stu­ and Brian would suggest that dents of next 6 yrs. Inves­ and administration, and an ex­ RISD students buy their show tigate better clay prices or cellent physical plant. tickets in advance to avoid co-ops (students picking up Art produced at the I.A.I.A. "sold out" circumstances. carloads in Foundry truck is rooted in the only indig­ After all, it would be only would eliminate shipping enous culture of our country, fitting that RISD students charge and cheaper carload have first priorities over an old culture that spans cen­ prices). Committee to inves­ turies prior to the founding outsiders. tigate clay prices- Charlie of our nation, centuries prior Tickets are available in the Dunn.Ira Flateman.Nat Hesse. to the so-called "discovery SAO office. Also,students resent Schulman of the New World". The contin­ demanding students to use uing tradition is important to only one kind of clay- should all artists as a visual lang - Friday, May 2, 1975 a teacher impose such limi­ uage in which we celebrate life tations on students? Vol. 1, No. 10 and grow as individuals. Stu­ Student Health Insurance- dents at the I.A.I.A. are search "presently students pay a small Published weekly at the ing, as we all search, for that fee which covers little Rhode Island School of Design individual expression which is amounts (20 to 30 dollars). Box F-7, 2 College St.,Prov. uniquely theirs. Their work is R.I. 02903. Mr. Lederhos is proposing for on a high level, as evidenced next year an optional fuller by their studios and museum coverage health plan. A med­ Express-0 Office is located shows, and has been acclaimed ium range plan to cover big in Mem. Hall adjacent to the accordingly. payments-leaving students S.A.O. It is my belief, as an artist to pay minor amounts. Next and educator, that other art­ year gynecological services Submissions are always wel­ ists would share my concern and will continue its services. come. P.O. Box F-7 want to help. Let each of us Same psych services and same select one good book from our once a day sick calls. Editor - Bob Kensinger personal library and send it Alumni Association-is working to Santa Fe. on an alumni center with an Graph. Des. - Ed Kensinger Since the need is so acute, alumni gallery. At Hope block the response can have reverb­ on North Main Street next to Staff: erations beyond the fact of the Rebecca Miller Auditorium. $300,000 needed gift itself. Books can be mail­ to remodel and rennovate to Copy Queen ed 4th Class at a special low fire standards, etc. Building Asst. to C.Q. rate, the target date for mail­ may become Historical Proper­ Trinity

Trinity Square turbed. The writer agrees, Keys to Baldpate" as Trinity's confident that with the only best. While "Tom Jones" continues key to Baldpate; Inn in his The author, George M. Cohan, its successful run upstairs posession he certainly will be was born on the 4th of July in with new cast members from the able to write undisturbed. The 1878 at 536 Wickendon Street repertory company, there are play takes place in the Arist- in Providence, R.I. Richard two "happenings" in the down­ otilean tradition- one place Cummings tells in the program stairs theatre. (Eugene Lee's perfect Baldpate notes that Cohan always dis­ George M. Cohan's mystery- Inn)- one time(24 hrs.)the missed himself as a "song and comedy, "Seven Keys to Bald- Aristotilean limit and one hero. dance man" despite the fact pate" is a thrilling, funny, The chorus or cast tells the that he was the author of over sometimes silly satire of the story. Richard Kavanaugh, with 70 plays and musicals, a mem­ melodramatic mystery story. his usual strained voice, plays orable composer and lyricist The plot is what makes the play the novelist, William Hallowell who was awarded a Congression­ so much fun, but without spoil­ Magee. The owner of the Inn al Medal of Honor for "Over ing it, I can tell you that is played by "George Spelvin". There" and "You're A Grand Old "Seven Keys" is the story of a Notables in the cast are Richard Flag!"(what about "Give My Re­ bet between two men, one a Jenkins playing John Bland, the gards to Broadway"?, "I'm A novelist and the other the own­ millionaire's chauffeur(what Yankee Doodle Dandy"?)and who er of a summer resort in New a farce I)and Howard London as was thought of during his no- England( Baldjpate) . The inn own­ Peters, the hermit of Baldpate. one-phase career as The Man er challenges the novelist to Honors again to Richard Knee- Who Owned Broadway. He wrote write a novel im 24 hrs. and land and "George Spelvin" for "Seven Keys to Baldpate" in offers the summer resort in the dynamic performances. My escort ten days during 1913. The news- to this well-directed produc­ dead of winter as a totally con't on pg. 6. secluded place to write undis­ tion 'by Adrian Hall)voted "Seven BEWARE

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Spring is here and so are the stalking Providence Police in full bloom. It's towing season again on the East Side. If your windshield wipers have become paperweights for those nasty $3. messages use your imagination hide your car, or pay those tickets. The P.P.D. attacks any out- of-state car with about 15 or more tickets. If you are towed expect to pay a $25. towing fee. You must pay the penalities the day your car is impounded,or your car will be stored at the cost of $25. a day until all the tickets are paid. Don't forget, every ticket not paid doubles in price so those $200.,$300.,and$400. bills add up. I wonder what they do with the money? They're certainly not making more parking spaces! Express-0 she helps rob the bank where by being somewhat detached and NOW FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY Enrollment: Limited to 10 students only. [Early she works, her kidnapped sist­ clinicali To reveal the bizarre DIFFERENT 7PM Faunce House application is recommended ] Friday er will be killed. The suspence twists and turns of the plot Dir. by Ian MacNaughton, with takes off from there, culmin­ would be to spoil much of its Monty Python's Flying Circus. Thursday Eligibility: High school graduates with film experience. A 8 resume and at least one letter of recommendation is ating in a shoot-out at San unique flavor. Suffice to say Thought perhaps best known for Textile required with the application. COLAB: set up Barrington Francisco's candlestick park. that ODD OBSESSION centers a- their amazing B.B.C. TV tour CB412 exhibits Sunrise After EXPERIMENT IN TERROR, round an old man, a dealer in show, Monty Python and Co.(a 4-5:30PM Application Procedures: Fill out and return the enclosed one of the most successful art, who has to resort to des­ collection of England's six application form accompanied by a $100.00 deposit Yoga Buses to Farm RISD thrillers of the early sixties, perate means to get it up; and most insane comics)have pro­ CB423 which is credited toward your tuition. If for any reason registration is closed, the deposit fee will be returned 2-4PM the versitile Edwards(THE PINK that it features a striptease duced books, radio, records 4-6PM PANTHER, GUNN)and actress Rem- by Japan's most renowned(and and two films. This, their immediately. Be sure to indicate on the application form under "Course Title"; FILM IN ROME. Completed Alice Marcoux- slides ick teamed up again for the beautiful)actress, Machiko Kyo.• fir st madhouse effort was shelv­ Mr. Pointbriand CB322 Aud. most successful melodrama of applications with deposit fees are reviewed and accepted "Carol Westfall" 2-5PM I WAKE UP SCREAMING 12:00 ed when it arrived in the United 4:30-6PM in order received. the same period, THE DAYS OF Carmichael. Dir. by Bruce Hum- States. The distributors were Fashion Dept. Elmherst Women's Club Ref. WINE AND ROSES. A movie tailor- berstone, with Betty Grable, quite rightly afraid that the Aud. Address all correxpondence concerning this program to: 7-11PM made for midnight showing. 1962. Victor Mature, Carole Landis, Circus' combination of TOTALLY All Day Laird Cregar, Elisha Cook Jr. irreverent humor and deadpan Mr. Marian M. Marzynski, Film Department This Fox thriller about a fat Rhode Island School of Design COLAB: Barrington delivery would undo all that 2 College Street Evening Show 7-Mid. cop, two beautiful blonde hype about Woody Allen. Already Cjl^ :n Providence, Rhode Island 02903 sisters, and an ugly suspect a classic, this film is finally 111111 111 IvlJlTl". (401) 331-3507 Ext: 289 WINGS, 7pm. Carmicheal Saturday has become a minor classic of viewable in America and patrons Dir. by William Welleman, with the period. It anticipated with a sense of history Clara Bow, Charles Rogers and the mood of the Film Noir, which with a history of laughing fits Summer of 1975 Gary Cooper. WINGS is one of COLAB Barrington was not to dominate American are warned to bring first aid the most exciting war films show 'til mid. movies until a few years later, for the Polish Dictionary Classifieds of any period. An action film and also ushered in Elisha sceen. 1971. A unique survey and in depth study of the Italian Film scene. Experiences will include screening numerous films, Large,sunny,three bedroom apt, in the finest sense of the word, RISD Tappers Show Aud. Cook as a major screen presence TO BE ANNOUNCED 9:30 Faunce helped by his performance in meeting celebrated film makers and group discussions for summer sublet. We must the film portrays death and 6:30-9:30PM House: a slightly over-rated with important directors and producers, along with destruction more lyrically than THE MALTESE FALCON. 1941. comedy. sublet soon or else change various field trips to the major studios, locations and film summer plans,so apt. goes to ever before or after. With cam­ AIR FORCE 7PM Carmichael _ festivals. The proposed program also hopes to provide eras in the planes, director Dir. by Howard Hawks, with John V training and meaningful participatory experience to highest offer. Two blocks Welleman gives the audience Garfield, Gig Young, John Ridge- promote excellence in highly motivated and committed from RISD on Meeting Street, the vicarious thrill of shoot­ ly, George Tobias and Harry oUnddY Tuesday young American film making students. call 521-4377 or box 1285. ing down barrage balloons, Carey. Howard Hawks is back, 6 Primary instructors will include Mr. Marian M. Marzynski, dogfights, bombing, machine- dealing in those themes in Picky Persons Prefer Back to Providence Farm Leo Steinberg Aud. Prbfessor of Film Studies at Rhode Island School of gunning troops and various which he excels above all other 12Noon Lib. Arts 4:30 Design. Mr. Marzynski has been the recipient of over a Polly's Precision Pruning other such lovely things. Us­ directors: action, individual­ dozen international awards since 1961, which include ing half of Texas, and the US ism and comraderie. The story among others, the Grand Prix at the Cracow (Poland) haircutting starting at §3.00 Uban's Film Festival Aud. Mr. St. Florean Aud. Army, Welleman created a film centers around "Mary Ann" a Surrealistic films International Film Festival, the Polish National Award for 1-5PM 7:30-10PM the T V . program: Tournament of Towns (also host: phone: 272 - 1392 which was doubtlessly based B-17 bomber, on her way to the weekly audience of 10 million people), and other awards on his own experience as a Phillipines from San Francisco RISD Tappers Show Aud. TO BE ANNOUNCED 7Pm Faunce from the New York Film Festival, National Film Theatre, flyer in Alsasce during the on Dec. 6, 1941. John Garfield 8PM House: a slightly over-rated London, the Silver Prize, and the International Film DAYLIGHT JAM- A springtime first world war. WINGS was is outstanding, in his perform­ Festival at Nyon, Switzerland. He has also had movies farce based on a play by A.G. music festival. Sunday,May 4, ance as a self-styled outcast distributed in over 10 countries, including America's only saved by the Cinematheque — ~-_i — Bell. A must see. noon 'til sundown. Francaise, as most of the prints who becomes integrated into Catholic Mass Upper Ref. Museum of Modern Art, and has directed dozens of NOW FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY Return to Forever featuring the group of men caught between 7PM movies and documentaries. were destroyed. A rare oppor­ DIFFERENT 9:30 Faunce House Chick Corea; tunity to see a very rare film. Hawaii and the Phillipines. THE GREAT NORTHFIELD MINNESOTA See above. Other instructors will incli/de Gideon Bachman, Film Richard Torrance and Eureka; ZAZIE DANS LE METRO 9:30, Car- The eventual realization of RAID 7PM Carmichael Maker (previously assistant to Frederico Fellini on "8 1/2" Blood,Sweat and Tears with michael. Dir. by Louis Malle, common purpose, intuitive Dir. by Philip Kaufman, with and "Juliet of the Spirits"). Mr. Bachman is a writer on Clayton Thomas; with Catherine Demongeot and sympathy, mutual dependance and Cliff Robertson and Robert Du- Film (over 50 publications in some 20 countries), is Taj Mahal. Phillippe Noiret. Malle brings group cooperation can't help vall. Cliff Robertson turns in former President of the Association of American Film All day music at Meade Field, Societies, and has lived in Rome since 1961, serving as a a touch of surrealism to this but send shivers up the spine an excellent performance as Univ. of RI,Kingston. Gates Wednesday European editor for "Film Quarterly". comic farce of a french family. reminiscent in CASABLANCA. Of Cole Younger in this "true" 7 open 11:30. Non-refundable all the films turned out by 8 Zazie is a 10 year old country story of the James Gang's rob­ r Specific arrangements have also been made for on advance tickets- $3.00 for Ceramic Sale Fraizer Terrace girl who is brought to Paris Warner Brothers during the bery of "the biggest bank west location experience and limited assistance with two non URI students. At the gate, by her female-impersonating second world war, this one of the Mississippi". Robert 8AM-8PM leading Italian film directors: Pier Pasolini and Roberto $4.50 non URI students. Tick­ uncle. In order for ihelCrl lllmVotJUhelitJrl. stands out', beyond aw. UdoVubUUt,L, as Duvall plays a strange, almost • Bertolucci, who will be working in Rome this summer on ets available now at Brown U, to be home alone with her lover. the best- The film containes Fairfield Porter- CB412 separate films (one editing and one shooting). T* .1 I 1 v a _ 3 r 1 nr.T 1 /\ nn 1 - _ _ I 1 . mystic Jesse James obsessed (Faunce House),URI Student Based on the novel by Raymond a flawless line throughout, Painting Lecture 7-9PM with pulling off one last spec­ Dates: 5 weeks, tentatively set for June 16 to July 18 Union,URI Cellar Sounds. Queneau, the movie is remark­ which should overcome even the tacular job. This is a fine, Mr. Robbins Aud. (subject to change depending on film location ably true to the original story most staid student who will not intelligent western well direct­ schedules). Interested students will be informed of exact Museum Lecture and is full of fast -paced ex­ see a war film because of its ed by Kaufman. One can see why 8PM-10:30PM dates and schedufes by Mr. Marzynski's office no later Photographs by.Jim Stone citement. Trivia buffs might overly nationalistic and prop­ Sam Fuller will "stomp his than April 15. and the annual show of the NOW FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY be interested to see how fftany agandists values. More than (Jesse James')ass if I see him Rhode Island School of Design DIFFERENT 7:00 Faunce House Tuition: $450.00 (includes all fees, program field trips, painting department will be references to other films they anything else, this is a film in the next world". 1972. can find. Others will just want about men, and the effect that See above. etc.). ($100.00 non-refundable deposit required after on view at the Woods-Gerry formally accepted to the program.) to go for the fun of it. 1960. an external threat will have TO BR ANNOUNCED 9:30 Faunce gallery from May 3-7. House. See above. EXPERIMENT IN TERROR 12:00, on emotions, past grudges, and Transatlantic Transportation: Approximately $400.00 A second year graduate stu­ Carmichael. Dir. by Blake Ed­ the will to survive. 1943 dent in RISD's photo dept., wards, with Glenn Ford, Lee ODD OBSESSION 9:30 Carmichael (The college will recommend charter flights upon Jim Stone is exhibiting prints Remick and Stephanie Powers. A Dir. by Kon Ichikawa, with Mach­ Monday request) demonstrating antique pro­ pretty bank-teller picks up iko Kyo, Ganjuro Nakamura. An cesses -oil printing,cyano- Minimum Housing: Approximately $210.00 the phone one day, and what incredib7le— portrayal Uoif sBBexAuuaail type,gum bichromate and plat­ Mr. Tainey CB425 seems to start out as an obsceneperversion and moral degenera- inum - used between 1840 and 7-9PV Minimum Food: Approximately $230.00 phone call turns out to be a ton 1910. blackmailer's demands- unless tion, made even more effective Credits: 6 credits will be awarded for successful completion of the program. finally, Ho Chi Minh greeted on the stairs by a mob of SILVER Vietnamese children. The film is superior in its ability to juxtapose the war SCREEN images with those sources that promote aggression in our culture. From soldier parapleg­ ics in a U.S. hospital Davis HEARTS AND MINDS flashes to a football team's The premiere snowing of an locker room pep talk, then on Academy Award winning film drew the field, synchronizing bat- almost 25 reviewers to a theatretlefield/gamefield: to the in the college district. A war half-time marching band, in film on the "Vietnam Era" could uniform, pushing forward: not match the appeal of such a troops in uniform pushing for­ classic American war comedy ward. as "M.A.S.H.". America, like In another segment a Viet­ a young child toying with a namese man nailing his child­ culture, this time in Vietnam, ren's coffins tells Davis how has lost interest in a war game he lost 7 of his children it promoted. in a week, that "the HEARTS AND MINDS a film by children died from poison, Peter Davis and Bert Schneider planes spraying poison." picks up the pieces assembling Just before this, Randy Floyd, them into a self-conscious an American pilot, talks in "this is America and this is a reminiscent tone,"...I was PNE the war" movie a good pilot, you know. I had As Davis films the South Viet-a lot of pride in my ability con't from pg. namese countryside the intru- to fly and the excitement, the clips of Cohan returning to sive camera stumbles on assort- sense of excitement, especial- Providence after receiving the ed props; the Vietnamese people,ly if you're getting shot at, Congressional Medal of Honor as later in the film one peas- its just incredible." is worth the price of admission,ant sums up, "Look, they're "During the missions, after but the Trinity Square produc- focusing on us again, first the missions, the result of tion(the last of its 1974-75 they bomb as much as they want, what I was doing, the result season)of "Seven Keys to Bald- then they film." of this, this game- this ex­ pate" is the real tribute to The plot of the movie is a ercise of technical expertise, that man from Providence who familiar one; the plot of the never really dawned on me. The made good. war artfully unfolded with two reality of the screams or the Also playing at Trinity Square cultures, plastic America/U.S.A.people being blown away or when there is no performance and war-strikenVI their homeland being destroyed of "Seven Keys" is Marcel Ophul" sand war-striken Vietnam, splic- just was not part of what I award-winning film, "The Sorrow ed for viewing convenience. thought about... We as Ameri­ and the Pity." It is the story The film takes a derisive cans have never experienced of the experience in France, look at American political that. We've never experienced of the years 1939-45- the de­ thought and combat policy: at any kind of devastation. When feat by the Germans, Nazi oc­ the men that make America great-i was there I never saw a cupation, the Vichy "govern­ among such superstars Clark child that got burnt by na­ ment", the Resistance, and Clifford, Gen. William West­ palm. I didn't drop napalm finally, the Liberation. The morland!, who in his naivete but I dropped other things movie opened in 1972 after the declares, "life is cheap in the just as bad. But I look at my fall of de Gaulle(May 1968). Orient", Patton III who has children now and...I don't The people were ready to des­ "a bloody good bunch of killers"know what would happen if... troy the myth created in 25 Walt Whitman Rostow, Robert what I would think about, if years by the Gaullists and Kennedy, with guest appearances someone napalmed them." communists of the "Resistance" by Joe McCarthy and Ronald Re­ Throughout the film, Davis and the resulting French "ren­ agan(t ogether in the '50's fan­ takes advantage of such sure aissance" ,lo ok into their past tasizing communist takeovers) classic comic devices as deri­ honestly. This film discusses Truman,Eisenhower, JFK, LBJ, sion, incongruity and automa­ the past with those who col­ Richard Nixon and Bob Hope, tion. laborated, and those who re­ Daniel Ellsberg, prophet, who Policymakers are debased and sisted. The reality of people lets us know that Vietnam is reduced to objects of scorn. confronting their history, of "no civil war when foreigners Westmoreland and Patton come the awesome possibilities of finance a war caused by our off as belonging to the animal human behavior. The complete own policies", concluding "we kingdom with insatiable desire 4 hr. film is beinq shown on weren't on the wrong side, we for war and lust for power. Mondays at 7pm. and the 2 hr. are the wrong side." Political They sound like adolescents version can be seen Mon., Wed. figures Thieu, former pres­ with high school sports pro­ thru Sun. at 2 pm. The double ident of South Vietnam Khanh gram mentality. Reagan, Dulles, soundtrack of English over in Paris playing a tape of a and McCarthy are all in caric­ French is sometimes difficult, conversation between he and ature like the automated Ros­ but even visually, this is a Maxwell Taylor(then ambassador tow sitting atop a skyscraper most powerful movie. to South Vietnam)with Taylor in the heart of Texas giving Leslie Silverblatt suggesting he(Khanh)resign and us the scoop on communism. 6 Back in the street of Saigon Wite onWite passing by Bank of America, Woods-(perry Mekong, Ford and Chase Manhat­ tan, a Coca-Cola truck parked Historical Biographies Part near-by, one cannot help but III notice the dissonance; or an I have been asked by the editor American war profiteer in Autio Disrept of this esteemed weekly to re­ the hotel business telling us view the current work up at "We have no tourists in Viet­ -Born Feb.29,1904,in a Boy Woods-Gerry. I realise how easy nam now but we will have soon." Scout tent in southern Nigeria it is to look, how much harder Or American soldiers burying where the Ekumekus,a fanatical it is to see and even more dif­ Vietnamese as they sip Coke. sect,were insurrecting against ficult to think about the vis­ The film is loaded with com­ the British. ual impressions; to interprete. ic relief. If it were not it -Freed and brought to Egypt, Sunday saw the opening of re­ would be too devastating to where on Feb.20,1910 ,he was cent work by Jed Robert Field­ sit through. shaking the hand of Butros ing, the third year illustra­ If you're too lazy or indif­ Ghali when the latter was as­ tors, a photographic series by ferent to think for yourself sassinated by a Nationalist Trevor Howard, and many people about the continuing war in fanatic. to bless the opening with their Vietnam HEARTS AND MINDS will -On March 24,1916,he was on presence. What superb design think for you. In fact the the Sussex when it was sunk to hang two large murals to movie is a sort of thinking by a torpedo in the English flank the entrance-way of the process, forming visual equa­ Channel. He swam to the French mansion, such an exciting pre­ tions, then reducing them to coast. view of Jed's very beautiful simler terms. -On Nov.4,1917,near the Riave show inside. Such ideas and in­ Please go and see this film River(Italy),his mule was itiative are few and far be­ at the Avon Theatre on Thayer. shot from under him by Sence tween. Like-wise, inside, we Donna Depalma Pazst,then a deserter of the find a very well organized dis­ Italian army at Caporetto. play, in two parts: photographs Here started their inseparable taken while in Peru during friendship,which was only bro­ Wintersession and a series of HEARTS AND MINDS penetrated my ken when Pazst went back to studies on cows. In the latter senses to evoke feelings I America to look for his lost can be seen abstractions in the form of shapes, textures never knew existed within me, love. This film explains why or at -In 1929 he eloped with Eu- and patterns, a few more inter­ least tries to explain why doxia,daughter of Kind Fer­ esting than the majority. The Time and Newsweek cover their dinand of Bulgaria. He aban­ Peru series is one of wonder front pages with blood. doned her in a dust storm in and beauty. The images of its I was frightened, to say the Arizona a year later. people, their lives, cultures least, when I witnessed the -He was in Madrid with Joseph and their preoccupation with murder of a Vietnamese soldier Krinkle on March 6,1939,when death are engrossingly absorb­ shot through the head with a a military coup led by Casado ing. To be able to capture the pistol. overthrew the rule of Negrin. mood of a land, of a culture As Daniel Ellsberg said in They were about to be execu­ with such a set of powerful this film, "Eisenhower lied, ted when the Republicans in­ images is sublime, quite mag­ Kennedy lied, Johnson lied and tervened. That was the last ical and, quite beatitiful. From such euphoric standards Nixon lied about Vietnam." See time Disrept saw Krinkle, we must, I'm sorry to say, de­ this film and discover what was though they had been drinking scend to a very disappointing really(and what still is)happen'. buddies since childhood. show of Senior Illustration, ing in Vietnam while our Pres­ -In 1947 he married an ele­ with very few notable excep­ idents were at home smiling phant trainer in a Moscow tions; namely Monica Santa, "peace". circus,and had seven children. whose bejewelled fantasies I B.K. -He died laughing in a fun- house in New Hersey on Feb.28, couldn't draw myself away froip. 1958,after having been lost Their color, technique and in it for nine days. It was mood.. .L ook closely,, absolutely ABANDONMENT-A CRUEL FATE' discovered recently he was the delightful. The rest, however, son of Olga,daughter of Danilo was painfully non-descript. I of Monenegro. Finally Trevor Howard's ser­ ies on the truckers. A brief Shoe Peary explaination beside his work states his purposes and feeling very well, so I will not elab­ orate. Some of these photo­ graphs simply capture the truck God is the greatest artist ers world, others go beyond of all time. Come to "Cel­ documentation and become very ebration in Art" and expert exciting. However I've seen ence artistic responses to it all before. If you cannot keep a pet, give it a chance by taking it Him. Manning Chapel on May K.S. to an animal shelter. Only one in a million abandoned 10,8p.m. Admission free. animals escapes death from exposure, accident or sadistic treatment. Refreshments. Sponsored by FRIENDS OF A NIMALS RISD Christian Fellowship 11 West BOth Street New York, N. Y. 10023 and BCF. 7 Invited

"YOU ARE INVITIED" M:Is there a special format for this type of liturgy that This article is long over­ you use at RISD? due because it is an attempt F:No,we do not have a special to introduce Father John Mc- format because the liturgy is Naulty,who should have been basically the same as it would introduced in September of be in the parish. But what 1974. He has been a part of the we do have at RISD is a crea­ RISD community without many tive liturgy,as I mentioned of the students and faculty before,which allows for dif­ knowing that he exists. ferent variations in the Mass I began to experience some­ so that every Sunday some thing that I thought was very changes can be made according special to my past religious to what the students believe experience. After I had gone will be more meaningful for a few times to the Sunday even­ them. ing liturgy,I decided to find M:What attitude or experience a way to let the rest of the are you trying to share with RISD community know of this the students who attend the experience. Then the moment Sunday night Mass? came for my first step (in F:I would say that I am try­ writing) this article. It ing to get across the same began by investigating how the experience that was felt on new liturgy functioned. When the night of the Last Supper. the idea we are all meant to the regular Sunday night Mass The Liturgy of the Church serve other people. I am there ended,we all had some coffee has traditionally been a get as a part of the group in and donuts,which is the usual together at a meal,like the order to bring people together fare after each mass. It was Last Supper,in commemoration as the Christian community. then that I asked Fr. John if of Jesus Christ in whom we M:Since the beginning of your I could interview him some­ believe. To add further, service at RISD,what has been time during the week. Finally these things that we do at your reaction so far? on Thursday afternoon I began Mass are much the same as F:I enjoy being part of the the interview. Christ did at the Last Sup­ RISD community and working per. I don't believe that any­ with the students has been a M:What is the difference be­ one sat down and planned the creative experience that I tween the formal way of the Last Supper. When people were hope will continue to grow. liturgy and the kind of lit­ (sitting around Christ,they did M:Thank you Fr. John for urgy which you celebrate at not know what was coming next. giving me a new insight in RISD? Yet,they did things which were your future work at RISD. F:The formal Mass that you very traditional. For instance, After having interviewed see or have seen in the par­ they sang Jewish songs and Fr. John I decided that it blessed the wine and bread,but ish is structure to suit the would be of interest to the needs of about 600 or more everything was not really reader to see the reaction people. People going to this planned. Our celebration of of a student who has structured Mass do not have the liturgy very much follows attended the setvices quite time to spend there nor do along the same lines as the often. I questioned Claudia they take to changes easily. Last Supper. Flynn, a junior at Brown. People also want to know what M:How is this experience of M:How do you feel so far to expect when they go to the Mass beneficial to the RISD about your participation in Church. Now in the informal community? the liturgy at RISD? Mass which we have at RISD F:Aside from the important fact C:I really like the informal­ there is much more creative- that the Mass means something ity that goes on here because ness in the liturgy and less primarily spiritual to those it allows a more personal structure. So people come who participat in it, it is relationship,! think it helps on Sunday night because they also a means to build up a people of our age,in being want to be there. They also sense of community at RISD. exposed to something different enjoy the participation that Sometimes students tend to be­ from the usual and formal the Mass offers. For instance, come isolated living a kind approach as it is in most we have a shared dialogue on of personal life that really parishes. the gospel of the day and any­ doesn't communicate vith oth­ M:Do you have any suggestions one can voice his or her opin­ ers. This experience gives or ideas as to what the ion. A sense of unity and people a chance to break their group might look forward to friendship is also emphasized routine of living and working in terms of discussing some­ by holding hands at the "our here at RISD. thing which could be bene­ Father". There is (singing? M:Does the group look for ficial to everyone? with guitars which adds a joy­ something special when they C:I think current news should ful atmosphere to the liturgy. meet Sunday night? be brought in and perhaps The sitting is arranged as F:I find that question hard to relate it to the scripture if we were at the Last Supper answer. I would approach it readings. and this makes people feel from one angle which may be closer to each other. different from yours. I go with Manuel Tavares

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