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The Strategyof Rhode Island College Digital Commons @ RIC The Anchor Newspapers 4-19-1967 The Anchor (1967, Volume 39 Issue 13) Rhode Island College Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.ric.edu/the_anchor Recommended Citation Rhode Island College, "The Anchor (1967, Volume 39 Issue 13)" (1967). The Anchor. 512. https://digitalcommons.ric.edu/the_anchor/512 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Digital Commons @ RIC. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Anchor by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ RIC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. If man does find the solution for world peace it will be ESTABLISHED the most revolutionary re­ versal o his record we have 1928 / f> rver )q:J,own. -The ANCHOR/<-,.S ~ - , -Ge'orge atlett Marshall I- " "FREE ACCESS TO IDEAS AND FULL FREEDOM OF EXPRESS,IDN" \-') C 'l WEDl::ljESE>AY,APRIL 19 1967 COL. XXXIX, No. 13 RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE Art, Sculpture -and Dram~ - . The Strategyof"NIE-RP Week Italian Festival at R. I. C. The Italian spirit in art, sculp- ico Fellini's "The White Sheik" Is To Equalize The Wealth ture, the theater and the film will be shown May 15 and "Urn­ j Better start saving your money comes to Rhode Island College this berto D," a Vittorio DeSica pro­ girls. This week, April 17-21, is month as part of the 1967 Italian duction, is scheduled for May 22. Sigma Iota Alpha's fifth annual Festival. Both will be shown in the .aud- MERP Week. For those of you A schedule of events continuing itorium of Roberts Hall at 3 p.m. unacquainted with MERP it means through October was announced and 7:30 p.m. Men's Economic Recovery Pro­ by Dr. Kenneth F. Lewalski, chair- Ommagio all'Italia, an after­ gram. Beginning to see the light? man of the RIC Department of noon of Italian songs, -readings and That's right. This week the girls History and coordinator for Festi- films will be presented at 1 p.m. help the guys to '"recover econom- val on the college's campus. With May 18 in the auditorium of'Hor­ . iaally'' by treating them to coffee, one exception, all will be open to ace Mann Hall. dates, etc. It is literally the re­ the public without charge. Examples - of the architecture verse of usual · dating procedures A play by Carlo Goldoni; "The and design of Gio Ponti will be on with the girls footing the bill. Servant of Two Masters," will be display in the Student Center Ball­ Tony Lombardo, president of Oct. 2-30. The exhibit, titled the iipring production of the Rhode room Sigma, announced the events of Island College Theatre. The play "The Genius of Gio Ponti" and co­ the week which is the major social sponsored by the college and the will be presented in the auditor- function of Sigma Iota Alpha. chapter of the American In­ Ken Worsely and Roger Beauchamp e,xplain .this week's eco­ ium of Roberts Hall at 8:30 p.m. state Don't worry girls. The week•won't of Architects, will be open nomic facts of life to, clockwise from left foreground, Lisa Metcalf, on May 11, 12 and 13, with admis- stitute be too expensive, but it will be daily from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Linda Donofrio, Gerladine Ryan, Pauline Ryan, Mary Mul~ey and sion charged. fun. On Monday voting for Miss 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. Jean Gustavson. The James P. Adams Library Sundays MERP began in the Student Cen­ ------------------------------------------- will present two month-long ex- ter corridor. Ten girls have been hibits. "Designs of Italy - Past Th d ' T h I as candidates. The winner UrS S eaC . ll selected and Present," an exhibit of Italian .ay will be crowned at a dance in the art in a variety of forms, will con­ Student Center Friday night. tinue through May 14 in the lib­ rary gallery. "The Italian Pen and Nine Professors Score Vietnam War; The rest of the week, however, plans to Sword," focusing on Italian ·uter­ will not be dull. Sigma ature and history, will include ex­ provide continuous entertainment Student Center with hibits throughout the library. Existing St(-1,_ndSupported by Students daily in the la discotheque. On Tues­ The exhibits will be open 9 a.m. records a of appear­ means. A second assumption is day at 1:00 p.m. the renowned to 10 p.m. daily and 2 p.m. to 10 Last week was National Mobil­ The speakers, in order Lewalski the famous dominoes theory, which Professor Tontilaer Swartzcougph, p.m. on Sundays. ization To End the War in Viet­ ance, were Dr. Kenneth states that the fall of Vietnam guest speaker, lectured on Two Italian film masterpieces nam Week, and the Young People's of the History Department, Mr. Ph.D., will lead to the fall of the rest of various incendiary topics. At 3:00 will be presented in May. Freder- Socialist League attempted to Robert Currier of the Music De­ mobilize Rl:C with a four-hour partment; Mr ..Donald Raboy of the Asia and the salvation of Vietnam p.m. on Wednesday, there will be teach-in on Thursday afternoon in Social Science Department, Mr. will lead to the saving of the rest a band "The Merits" providing Guides Wanted Forthe Student Center Patio. If their Ara Dostourian of the History De­ of Asia. A third assumption is that rock and roll music in the Student aim, as some of their signs stated, partment, Rev. Richard Peck, Mr. we have the right to determine Center - for free. .was to make people "Stop, Listen, Barry Schiller of the Mathematics the government of any other peo­ ple in the world. The final assump- On Thursday, there will be a HighSchool Students and Think," then they were sue- Department, Mrs. Dorothy Zim­ tion that he mentioned "Yas that surprise event at 1:00 p.m. Come cessful; if their aim was ·to con- mering of the Public Relations Plans for the Annual Spring any government is better than see the big mystery. Friday night. High School Visitation program vert the crowd to their way of Office, and Rabbi Zigmond, rwho connection with the Viet Cong government in Viet- is the climax of MERP Week, the are nearing completion and Mon­ thinking, then they failed. was on campus in nam. crowning of Miss MERP at the day morning, May 1, has been des­ The form of the teach-in was a Religion-and-Life Week. Mr. James dance to be held in the Student ignated as the starting date. Sev­ series of speeches 'by various mem- Coleman of the English Depart­ Jacob& Suffers At Hands Of Crowd' Center from 8:00-12:00 p.m. Be- eral hundred students from the bers of the faculty against the war ment was moderator ·of the dem­ Mrs .. Alice Jacobs was the next sides the $100 wardrobe to be Rhode Island and nearby Massa­ in Vietnam. Each speech was sup- onstration. Rev. Peck,' Father Vin­ speaker. Her remarks were much awarded to Miss Merp, $50 worth chusetts schools are expected to posed to be followed by a question- cent Maynard, and Rabbi Zigmond briefer than Dr. Lewalski's and of LP a~bums are to, be given visit the college during the three and-answer period, but the ques- conducted a prayer service for supported her view that the only away. Music for the dance will be week period. tion-and-answer often came before peace at the close of the demon­ positive change in our policy would provided by "The Mods." The visitation program is felt to the end of a speech. The large stration. be to leave Vietnam as soon as It looks like Ken Worsley and Each speaker tried to consider be very a important recruitment crowd was relatively quiet at first. po.ssible. She thinks that the Ad­ Al Tobojka, Sigma's social com­ as the one aspect of the War and to dis­ function since most of the visitors but grew more belligerent ministration of the United States mittee co-chairman, have arranged Mem- cuss that aspect. Dr. Lewalski had have not pr~viously viewed the demonstration grew longer. is not doing this because they are a really swinging week. Don't wor­ modem facilities on our campus. bers of one of the fraternities put the honor of giving what amounted working under two false premises. ry girls. Most of the entertain­ Included in the program are tours up countersigns including one sug- to a keynote speech for the dem­ First, the Administration feels ment is free and MERP is a the­ of the campus and opportunities gesting that the demonstrators· be onstration. He outlined his reasons that the United States has a oretical program anyway. for discussions with our students dropped on the other side and be for ·being opposed to the War. "My "bounded duty" to protect all the and admissions personnel. allowed to try to demonstrate opposition to LBJ's policy is well-· OPINION AT TEACH-IN Page 4 Rhode Island College students there. known. It is a futile, irresponsible, C:omingto HIC: are invited to assist the Admissions immoral policy. I- refuse to be a Office by representing and discus­ passive bystander." April 19 - Film, "Maedchen in sing their college and the oppor­ Lewalski's Reasons Uniform." Distinguished Film tunities available here for an out­ Dr. Lewalski listed several rea­ Series, 3 :00 and 7 :30 p.m'., Amos standing educational experience.
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