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The Anchor (1964, Volume 37 Issue 03)

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VOL. XXXVI I, No. 3 RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE TU'ESDAY, 0C,,0B 1EIR 6, 1964 "Act One" This evening alt 8:00 p.m. i1J1 Rhode Island Voters R01bfil'tls Ha1'1 ltJlre Fine Arbs COlffimrutJteewtl.11 preserrut O'll'e of the grea1t laidli!es oif the srtaige, To Decide For RI C Dame Jud'il1fu Anrd!erson. Dame Judith will read from "Mac­ The Booarrd '()If 'Ilrusl:ees of dents can now be rarooommod,at­ beth" and "Medea." State Oo!Jil~gesreporlJed tin June ed wilfil:1 a Slllllailll:erC01IToopood­ New York Times drama crit­ thalt tfill,es!Jaljje's ll!l"St puWc jun- ing a d d i It i o n of facilities, ic Brooks Altklin\S•on wro1Je of ~or musl.ic, equiiplllienlt for only '0?1e. dassmom 'lllow, yet almost li.noredd!ble tintelllSilty, yet drin!ing hialll ,aJDld dioomi/lloriles, the maJQ,Iity oif undter~ura.Jbes sh'e varies her moOld'S so con­ Daine Judith Anderson •and ex!teru.sii.'onoif 1.1ltliilJil1:iesand a1:e reqmred Ito ~e e'.il!Jh!t;rmu­ starntly, she moves wilth such s,i)fjerdevelOIJl'Il'enit. IHC's lshm-e Sl.C. Qr oot enllis 1i!r1. 1980--idoulJ)lre rtihe fior RIC w'ill 'lbe urflilllired' as 'ful- for the ,pu'b-lic wlil.l be sold for can be purchased in the stu­ hand. The Jazz and Jug Band enTolhlrm~t in 1964-65~RIC ris (Continued on Page 3) $1.50. 'Ilhe box office will be dent center, at a time to be an­ of Jim Kweskin will also be seek:ling $1,280,000 under the open unltil October 6 from nounced. Prices will be as fol­ there to entertain jazz lovers. bonrd IIB'SU'e. 11:30 A.M. to 12:50 P.M. and lows: For the entire week end, Mr. Kweskin has appeared on Under 1fu!e Oollege'ls 20-y,e>aJr from 3:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. $10.00 a couple; Ball at King the Ed Sullivan Show. He has cam'Pllls devel,opm~ ip~run RIC To Pledge or - eaC'h day. On October 6, the Philip, $6.00 a couple; Concert, also appe•ared at the Newport already ha\5 ~pproxillnaltely day of the perf'()!rmance, 'ffu.e $3.00 per person. Folk Festival. t!hirlee-qU1airftlersof 'tfhe raJcill!i.lti.es box office will be open unltil The festivities will com­ Everyone is invited to partici­ i!t wli.11'11'eed 1980. by Boooause Not t-o Pledge rtJbretime of perfocm,ance. mence at 6 p.m. on Thursday (Continued on Page 3) an 'inorearsilllrg ruumiber of situ- '!1h!e members of lfJhe senioc when the Homecoming Queen cilass alt Rh 1ode Islliaind Odlfoge candidates will leave on floats will take •a seClr'et0 blallot oon­ for the Rhode Island College §tatr of lt~ohe 1fslanh oenrsuspOJll ltlhlis week ooncern.­ This Week at RICCampus from Mt. Pleasant Ave­ DEPAR'i('MENT OF EDUCATION inlg tftre conltroversilail Teachers nue. They will be accompanied PLEDGE OF LOYAL TY Loyalty Oalfu. TUESDAY, OCT. 6: by a motorcade. After the ar­ TEACHER'S SenTOJrs wifill first given be to the United States of Fine Arts Presentation of rival on campus, the floats will I, as a teacher and citizen pledge allegiance copies of ifJhe Loy,allty OaJth •as ilt Dame J u d i t h Anderson; America, oo the state of Rhode Islanru and to the American pu'b!lc School Roberts Hall Auditorium, be displayed and will remain on system. DJOW ~bands. After 'l'eadi!llg the campus until Saturday. On Sat­ I solemnly promise to support the constitution and laws of NatioDI and of lthe class 8:00 p.m. Tickets will be State, oo acquaint m:y,self with the laws of the Stlaite relating' to public edu­ OalfJh,11h:e meml!Jers sold until the time of per• urday at 1:00 there will be a cation, e.nd atso regulations the and lnstruct'ions of my official superiors, a,nd wi:li dedide by seCT'et ballot formance. motorcade with the floats to the falthfu,Uy oo c,arry them out. w!hetilrer ltJhey Wfiill or will not I furtb,er promise to protect the school rights of my pupils, to conserve WEIDNIEISDAY, OCT. 7: soccer game at Triggs Memorial the demooracy of school cltll,enshlp. to honor public educwtiO'Il as a princllpte slrgn lth!e 'Oialbh. Tire OOIJl'Seneu\5 Soccer at Fitchburg State Soccer Field. of free government, to respect the profession of education &S publk service, wilJ. be compJ.ii!sled of several st and to observe its ethical princlpl-es ancJJ rules of profess~onal condluct. qwestfooo 'l"elrwanJtto fillle Loyal­ College, 3:30 p.m. Di in• At 12:00 noon on Friday the I pledge myself to neglect no opportunity to teac,h the children commttall opinion, as a teacher olf the public's chll· several viottting sbaibi'lllOI"to coUllltry, set UIP IIJhTiouglrouJtllfu:e oampus Room, Student Center. loyaL't,y to Amerlean Ideals, Mld obedience to ancJJ respect for th'e laws of on Monday ,am:d Wednesday Na,t,lon an:CI State. THUIRSDAY, •OCT. 8: on hand, and at 11:00 the queen nJi,gh/1!.swhen ltfu.reiseslbudcenlts re­ Sophomore . Junior . Senior will be crowned after a grand In all this I ptedge my sacred honor ailld subscribe to a solemn oath that I will faithfully perform to the best of my 11,bl!Vt,yall the duties of the office turn Ibo campus ro alttend Assembly. Roberts Hall Au• procession in the hall. of teacher In the public schools. clasoos. ditorium at 1 :00 p.m. At one o'clock Saturday after- The Tesrulrts 10ifltlh!e oonsen.sus FRl'DAY, •OCT. 9: noon the queen and her court ...... ___ _ w'i!ll be senlt Ito Jud~ Fran:ces Kappa Delta Phi-Sigma Mu will travel on floats to Triggs SUbscrlbed and sworn to before me this ...... MUJr!l'ay, •J_Yl'esilimgolffi.ber of Delta Dance, Student Cen- Memorial Soccer Field. They t!h!e f­ Theater wi:11 be held on Craig-Lee 206. Join up so that ':6:ciialdhialJl'tllel of comrrnllll!iloalfJ1onwilth ltJhe lS!budien,tbody. All Concert Wednesday, October 7, at 7:"00 you can win arguments with 1buden~ •arr-er~ponlsi.lble ito lbe acquambed w'iilJh imfurmaJtiion By PAUi,, W. HATHAWAY p.m., in the Little Theater of y,our boy or girl friend, future mcliuded here. Copies .are po~bed m 'tili!e official bull.elfin Robert's Hall. President Norman mate and influence about every­ Tuesday, September 29, was boaro 'in it!he studenit Cenluer. Masse and Mr. Joseph Graham, one! a good day fur 't!he Rhode I's- faculty advisor, welcome all :PRESIDENT'S ASSEMBLY 1and College Mus'i.c Deprattrtlhe follow­ 1965 s,ooson, a p~nral proj­ restoration comedy, is now in Plans for this year include a mg ~ewsed •al!Jterrdaill!ceprocedures. IM!r. &te,phren Sofom.on,, ecit of Dr. Schiw:aaititend. Sucl:J. Meimnder Bel'Low en'l!iihled DEBATE CLUB Omega, Protestant men's organi­ rrequd!remen!l!snecessi!talte '!)T()cedures. "Caviaiffiina." Belllow, a conltem­ During the 1ast Debate 'Meet­ zation will be held on Tuesday, The nr~ prro'cedu'l.'e'S at Rili.od1e ·rsland Oo,L!ege •are siin­ po.rary composer, wrrote the ing many members signed up October 6, 1964 in the Student p]re. Carrd1s wiJ11lbe made iavialUable !before itlhe eventt 1/oahl wo,rk especiia'l!ly for guilttar in for the College Bowl Quiz con­ Senate, room 200. All men are studeruts required Ito ialbtiend lilt. Al[ such srucren.lts who 1a1t­ three movem~. test to be held at Emerson Col­ cordially invited to the meet­ lbenrd slh<0uM P'l"i'llltitihreir narmes and the nam.e olf itihefurclass Mter se!Jti,rug a quiiet:, reliaxed lege in Boston on Wednesday, ing where there will be a dis­ on ltlhe card before ltJhey ern'.tlerRlobeltib.e oashirer'rs d~sk alt llihe 'Book'S!boire and li.n lbhe Snack To wisk :aiway lt:he ser'i:ous debaters Tuesday at 4 p.m. in for the hour will be "Ex:ist­ Bair. IS1Jaffm0IIl!l:iers ,at each of 1:he doors ii.n llihe 01Udirt'O'I'!i.um mo'Od /fJha\t'.hiad d'evelioped :in ;fJhe Craig-Lee 217. On Thursday, entialism and You." All Protes­ wtl.lrllhlave •extra rcairdis fm those :few srtuldernltswho did niot ltlhsolu/to," rtJwo films, "HerJliln a!ft'er the 'O'bli:gla'tion oo mraroh, of the 'Secon~ WledlllJesdiay,-Sorphomwes ".A!dragio," a1n.ld "AlLa Po11acca." 131tJh"and "Berllin F1ilm.s,1,,964." '.J]OIBelessnress of itih.'e mra:rclh, Third Wiedill!esday---J'lJIIliors Jolinling Mr. Greene werre Mrs. Boifill were it!he work of a broken 1>rny by itJbJerumlble of FIOUII'ifJhW etlrnesdiay--!Senriiorr\S HeltJty Adla:e, ·tlhe ifiTSt rflultist of . . itfuesoU!nd lbrulck, of itJheTV carrn- ~denlce nialtli~, y~g Peter era reciord'i,nrg tlll0 maircll, and of /l1r,ansfei;s ood Spe!ciirus ~e to meet wd!tlh class ifill.eyare the Rhode Island prlJi1'J:l!am1:on:ic, 0 .assigned acCOII"dmrgrto seme'siter oli~si!ficalticm. and Dr. Schwadron. ~mauer, Wh;o..~ lb!is lll; therr the fliags lfJhat lt!he WOTkers oar­ bias be!en residing m Berlin foir 'I'lied _ ifl!ags t!ha,t were sltalte 'I lik!ed !IJhte Kreultzer work where . h:e prope:rity and W()!U,ld oo,11,oot­ besJt; 'however, ltib.e ell!oorre wias ffilie rpast seven Y,e'ars, 00 ed initlo wadltlinig alt ltilie enjo,yable itoo. Dr. Schwadron a!VtJerndedff!be U~versilty of Flme w~ been chosen from each class. Arius. Us'inJg hlis ,own personal end of .'the parnde roulbe. Pledge.. Awards and anchor points will asked Mr. Greenre laiIJld Mrs. approiaoo. itlo ltib.e "Peo,pl1e ,to P€io· , . . . be given for the best float. Aerfo:rmed m 1 Wall itfu:e rtenan'tls w'e11e lbeiing 1965. boois) 1a1nd 'll!ew iaim:I oop1ace- ~hlis fl.U!be ood gw.ttJatrdu?. eviaCUJalted, and 1aTI1gry sh-0urts I~. contria'St Ibo_it!he forced en­ men!t equiipmen:t iflor itlhe dining Geol"ge K~t of ltJhe muis~ de­ from lboltib. s·eotors cOO!ld be itih.uSlll'sm seen il'll ltbre Eastern 'hiall $195,000; an ru:ldiltilon to plaiilmeI)lt will rbe 11he iso_lmst at heaird. Alion1g it!he WaH bricks s~, ltlhle ~esrt Ber'liners Homecoming Rorb~ Hall for musk :!Jacili- tile llleXit clliaanlber rec'i.ltlal on braid been removed Ito f~c;Hilbalte ,se'emed to el1']oy Jt_lillepresent anld 1Jhe exJten- Tuesday, Ocflolbeir 20. Mr. Kent (Continued from Page 1) t:i'es $200 000· communliealtlion. Som!e of :tib,e heaJltlhy s'tialte o!f lthleir ,economy. sli.ro~of ultill.ltii,~ and silte d!evel- wil'l perha~ play 'some earl,Y 1 you'!fh pate in Homecoming Weekend. m1ore lingJen/iious ltenialll!t5 had 'Fhe West Brerllin were pme'lllt $85 000. chocch IDlliS'l'C on :the RJO'berts Two queen candidates will have 0 ragged u'p = appaI1a'.truswhirch film~d ralt ltihe Oa:fe Stle'in PI,a'tz, ' ' H\ailll orrgani. The prrorgimm i-s a S'ltlew,alk oafe where younig ------s!ti'll undecided. 1 was hurled over the Wall so mesisages could 1be ex'clh:anged. people ltak~ as il?Irg as four All 1JhiswaJs soon ,to ohianrge. In hourrs Ito d'.1-'lnik.lliheix ooft1e·e.. The The ANCHOR order it;o end 'tlhe "p,ainM com- !Jl!xeeltsaJt~e B

4 THE AN•OHOR- 00110BE'R 6, 1964

By Willimantic In 7-0 Shutout Scoring two go,als in each of 1Jhe first and third periods and exploding f'()lr '1Jhree goa-ls in the :liOUTth period; Willimantic gaii.ned an easy v:icbory over the win-less RIC squad. Williman­ tic is COfiffidered one o£ the bet­ ter tteams in the league and may have a shot f()ITthe title. The Anchormen held the vis­ ~bors to two goals throughout the first half. The game looked as if it would be close; bwt fue Willimarutdc team could not be held. Halfway ibhrough the 1!hird quarter, Willimantic got goal number 3 and from then in run for soccer ball in the Ancho~an chases ball to sideline in game with Willimantic. Anchormen appear outnumbered on there was no sitopping them. Willimantic game. RIC lost the game 7-0. The strong offensive atback em­ plo:y,ed by ithe visditors kept RIC wilbhin their own half of the field ithroughowt most of the game. The Anch=en had no Boxing Club Meets m()lTe rilian a half-do:1Jen sihots at (Continued from Page 2) oause of no do'l'ID!it'orry open­ committee informing · uhem of ings? WO'll!ld you ruoit be dis­ Toe pro,gram w,i!l:l Cio•rusi