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Minnesota Energy Coordinator John McKay To Be First Speaker For 'Energy Crisis' Course

"The Energy Crisis in Minnesota" will be discussed by Mr. John C. McKay, Energy Coordinator for Governor Wen- dell R. Anderson, at the first session of the Energy Crisis seminar course offered spring quarter by the chemistry department, Winona State College.

The lecture will begin 7 p.m. Wednes- day in the Performing Arts Center aud- itorium on the campus.

Mr. McKay, sometimes referred to as "Minnesota's Energy Czar" retired as INDICTED ... Seven men, who at one time or another worked for the White House, were president of Farmers Union Central Ex- recently indicted by a federal court in Washington, on charges ranging from conspiracy to change (Cenex) last December. Cenex is perjury. See if you can identify each man in this picture, taken at a White House party last a farm cooperative serving 350,000 farm spring. One unidentified resident of theWhite House can also be found, if you look closely enough. families in a ten-state region. Mr. McKay graduated from the Univer- sity of Montana in 1932. He served dur- ing World War II as an officer in an army ski troop in Italy and the Aleut- "Spirit Of ian Islands. GUEST SPEAKER. John McKay, the The 10-segment lecture course, coor- energy coordinator for the state of Min- dinated by Dr. Frederick Foss, head of nesota, will be the first guest speaker the chemistry department, will feature when the "Energy Crisis" class being guest speakers prominent in the energy offered by the Chemistry Department Wounded field. Some of the speakers scheduled convenes tomorrow night. are: Mr. David Kostek, Nuclear Public in- formation Representative for Northern Real?"; Oil; Gasoline consumption and States Power Company speaking on "Nu- pollution control in the automobile; Im- Knee" lives clean Power for Electricity" on March pact of the energy crisis on Agricul- 27; Professor Richard Jordan, head of ture; Legislation, politics, andthe energy the department of Mechanical Engineer- crisis; and alternate life styles. by Rolf Johnson otiations for the release of Patricia ing at the University of Minnesota, speak- Hearst, which Kunstler said "was an ing on "Solar Energy" April 10; and Dr. The public is invited to attend any or Leaders of the American Indian Move- act of courage on the part of Means and Howard Heckman, Research Director, all sessions. Persons may take the course ment (AIM), Dennis Banks and Russell Banks" because, according to Kunstler, Center for Studies of the Physical En- for 2 or 3 credits on a passjno credit Means, accompanied by their defense "there could be negative repercussions vironment, University of Minnesota, or a letter grade basis. Prior registra- attorney William Kunstler, told sympa- in their own trial because they got in- speaking on "Energy Requirements and tion is encouraged but persons may re- thetic audience at Somsen Hall Auditor- volved in the Hearst kidnapping." the Environment" May 15. gister for the course at the first session. ium Feb. 21 that A.I.M. has declared their independence, and "the spirit of "Both the occupation of Wounded Knee Other topics to be discussed during the For more information call Dr. Foss, Wounded Knee still lives." and the Hearst kidnapping," said Kun- course will be: "Is the Energy Crisis chemistry department, 457-2012. stler, "go to show that our system is Means and Banks, who are on trial in failing and that our government does not St. Paul on charges which stem from take the time to look for the cause of the 71 day take over of Wounded Knee, our social problem, only the quickest S.D., spoke to an audience which was cure." Kunstler went on to say that the made up mostly of students and faculty, American Government is blind of all the with some interested people from the suffering on the part of its people, not Job Bank Moves Winona area. only the suffering of the American In- dian, but also all the other poor who Defense attorney William Kunstler was are oppressed by the system. first to speak on behalf of the Wounded Knee defendants. He spoke of the role The next to speak was Russell Means, nto Campus both Means and Banks played in the neg- who said the reason AIM went to Wound- ed Knee "wat to make the United States Government live up to the many broken A new dimension was added to the Winona 101 of Gildemeister Hall to demonstrate promises and treaties, and show the State placement services yesterday when the functioning of this added feature every American people that the Indian people copies of the "Job Bank" micro-fiche hour on the hour from 9;00 a.m. to 12:00 will no longer stand to be tyrannized by were received in the Placement Bureau noon and from 1:00 p.m. to 4;00 p.m. INSIDE the government" from the Minnesota Department of Em- March 20, also from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 ployment Services. This added feature p.m. March 21. SALUTE ...The Winonan brings Means said that the most meaning-full has strong possibilities for non-teaching back an old feature - a salute to a and finest time in his life was the 71 majors including nurses who are in- Significant features of the new service small Minnesota town. Story on days at Wounded Knee "Because we had terested in positions anywhere in Minn- are the immediate availability of jeb Page 2. our own little country. It was a spiritual esota. bank information on a state wide basis rebirth for Indians and for me. It was daily, Monday through Friday. Although STREAKING ... Some ridiculous All graduating seniors are invited to the first time I was free, free to live there are about 4000 listings daily now psychological explanations are attend one of the hourly presentations of looked at in an editorial. Story on my life the way a free Indian meant to. through this service, it is important the program with illustrations of how it Page 4. it was freedom!" that the candidate become familiar with functions on March 20 or the afternoon the system and procedures in order to NEW ART ... A new look is added to One of the most interesting things that of March 21. identify positions for which the candidate the Arts page, as Katie and Bob was said that night was when Russell is qualified and also has an interest. welcome a third member to their Means explained "Indian philosophy in Through a new cooperative arrangement page. See Page 6 and 7. with the Minnesota Employment Services terms of nature. Means said we are all The micro-fiche listing will be avail- and the Winona branch office the "Job NOMINATIONS ... A list of the relatives, come from one mother, and able for viewing by all registered cand- Bank" information will be made more Academy Award nominations has just as we would never intentionally kill idates at the Placement Bureau in Gilde- readily available to students on campus. been compiled for your benefit. our own mother, we are in fact- killing meister Hall as soon as the candidates Mr. Dennis Johnson of the Winona em- Story on Page 6. the one mother we all have in common; are instructed in its use. Mother Nature. ployment services office will be in room page 2 MPIRG Boards Hit CARE Seeks Help Editors By Mass Resignations In Food Shortage Needed tired of going along with the MPIRG Positions of editor and business From the Minnesota Daily facade," Abrams said. "It's a CARE, the Cooperative for Scott Epstein, Chairperson of the manager of the Winonan, Wenonah shame they felt compelled to resign Student Activities Coordinating and Satori for the 1973-74 school The fifteen member Minnesota out of frustration." American Relief, Everywhere, Public Interest Research Group reports a massive crisis which has Committee, said that individual and year are open. (MPIRG) student board at Mankato Abrams said the resignations made been building for five years. private sources of assistance, / State College resigned en masse Prolonged dry spells have wiped such' as that delivered by the non- Application forms are available a strong commentary on MPIRG. from Mrs. Sill, Somsen 216, Bill effective 3 p.m. Saturday before the "Supposedly MPIRG was formed so out crops and killed livestock profit agency CARE, made the MPIRG state board of student throughout wide areas of Africa, difference between dependency and Marx, Morey 404A or in the Student that students could work within the Senate office. They should be directors. system," Abrams said. "MPIRG Asia and Latin America. self reliance overseas. This is because of CARE's policy of returned to Mrs. Sill or Bill Marx has become so unworkable that they by 4 p.m. Tuesday, March 19. The Eight members of the Morris can't work within the system." To help CARE continue its relief providing relief materials such as Board, including state delegate efforts in these areas, the Family food and medical supplies until the Student Publications Committee area struck by disaster can go back will meet at 4 p.m. March 19 to Bret Haage, also joined in the local The Mankato resignations are Empire has decided to hold a fund- board resignation. raising project to help starving and to the point of supporting itself. consider the applications. All timely since the, school student applicants should attend. body will be holding a referendum malnourished children Back on the Lindsay Hardin, chairman of the this spring to decide if it should road to health and normal living. Mankato board, said its local board continue to belong to MPIRG. had not received enough financial returns on funds contributed by The resignations were a climax to Mankato students. last month's board split. Haage had 142 C2 Approves, Revises Courses presented a proposal which would The Mankato delegation presented have allowed incorporation of local the board a proposal which would boards and division of MPIRG funds Academic Affairs and Curriculum (1 credit), a course in television have allowed all local boards to 50-50 with the state and local by Bill Marx committee at its Feb. 21st meeting. studio operation, and 415G collect MPIRG funds and hire boards. Workship in Photo Production (1 professional staffers on a A major revision of the German Credit), a course exploring the major, new Audio - Visual classes, The changes in the German major contractual basis for research The Haage proposal was rejected will lower the number of required techniques, materials, and projects. But the plan was rejected. two general education Business used in photo on grounds that it was impractical Education courses, an electrical credit hours from fifty to forty. equipment and unworkable, according to Scott There will be twenty credit hours of production. Ron Abrams, University delegate safety course and an electronic Nes sa, a University delegate to the music course were approved by required courses and the to MPIRG's state board, voted State MPIRG board. remaining twenty will be electives Two new Business Education and against the plan although he was in in German. Office Administration courses will sympathy with the Mankato and provide practical experience in the Morris resignations. Foreign language skill office management area as general Interviews on Campus prerequisite will be removed from elective credit. Key Punch "These people were raising issues Placement Bureau, most of the upper division classes Techniques, 204 (1 credit), will for six to eight months and just got Program. opening them to students who could cover the operation of the key- 110 Gildemeister punch machine. Wise Consumer Non-Teaching not otherwise take these classes. Thursday, March 28 - Minnesota Buying, 302(3 credits) is designed Wednesday March 20 - Sirloin Mutual, St. Paul needs The Audio - Visual courses are 208 to aid consumers in everyday Stockage - Expanding restaurant representatives for their Group Nature Photography (2 credits), a product selections. chain. Needs management Sales Program. Also actuaries. course in specific uses of the SMEA trainees. Electrical Safety, Safety Education camera out-of-doors; 310 Photo - Interested and qualified seniors journalism (4 credits), a course 411G, is an in-service course to Trane Company - LaCrosse needs should check with the Placement acquaint elementary teachers with There will be a SMEA meeting next placing emphasis on the photograph company representatives for their Bureau for an interview. as a means of communication; 311 the hazards of electrical systems Monday night, March 18 at 6:30 Sales Management Development p.m. in the Union's dining room G. Color Photography (4 credits), a and equipment. Delegates from the recent SMEA course that will cover basic theory Assembly will be speaking about of color and color materials; 320 Electronic tape composition and their observations and thoughts Video Workshop (2 credits), a introduction to the synthesizer will while in attendance. Everyone is course that will explore the use of be part of a new. music course, invited. portable and inexpensive video Electronic Music 363. equipment; 325 Broadcast Journalism (3 credits), a course The committee also decided that that will discuss journalism as it History 224, Eastern Civilization, relates to the broadcast media; 450 and Biology 442, Philosophy of Workshop in Television Production Science, could count as general will some child education courses in the LOVE TOWER owe thanks humanities area. PROMISES, Sto to you For join49 Salute To his very life? PROMISES. CENTA TURO DANCE NIGHTLY TO Live Music Freeborn

ENJOY OUR This week the Winonan salutes the town of Freeborn, Minnesota. Delicatessn Sandwiches Located west of Albert Lea, Freeborn can be found on any map, by any person equipped with a HONORE TRIBUTE magnifying glass. The populatiOon of this metropolis is about 300.

Freeborn is the perfect place for At the ArtCarved Diamond Center, there's a peace and quiet. Nothing ever diamond ring to symbolize every promise. Every happens there. The county sheriff NOV.. 4111s1) once almost broke up what he took ArtCarved diamond ring is itself a promise of to be a mass demonstration. It quality, craftsmanship and value. Our trained turned out to be 9 farmers playing personnel will be happy to show you our com- We Help those in Need. liars dice. The dice weren't loaded, but the farmers were. plete ArtCarved collection. From $100 to $10,000. Could YOU provide in town transportation, short term Freeborn also has a high school with some unusual twists. The ritinfilloott babysitting or companion- ship? basketball team shoots at peach .0,1041 4/4 ,/ ig baskets. Even then, they miss. A We Need You! Minnesota Twins scout once came to town to recruit a talented Winona Volunteer Services pitcher. It turned out to be a kid who Call 452-5591 could throw bales of hay.

Here is $ We cash PERSONAL CHECKS! On town or out of town check accounts) We also have loads of snack items, mix's, ice cold beer, CARE ice cubes. We stock GIRLIE & BOYIE magazines plus Midwest Regional Office others, and daily and Sunday papers. 125 E. Wells St., 11 DIAMONDS 'Milwaukee, Wis. 53202 • ittR;19 77 Plaza East Griesel's Grocery 410 Center Street Your Campus Neighbor cArt Carved 9:30 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. 7 days a week -4w4 DIAMOND CENTER Page 3 Book Exchange IS IT Senate nnounces Open House

Gives Out Money Not many things come free anymore, but Up & Co. is trying to TRUE? Committee Openings start a new trend. This Saturday, The book exchange will be giving from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. it will be Open out checks for books sold, Tuesday House at the Union. Come over and and Wednesday. Books will also be IS IT TRUE ... That Patsy got her by Terri Ryan The next Senate meeting will be enjoy an afternoon of bowl iog, on sale at this time. B.A. from Winona State last Wednesday, March 15 at 5 p.m. in billiards and ping pong - and all you weekend? An informal meeting of the Student Dining Room G of the Student Union. need is an ID. Remember, it's free Book sales will end Wednesday. Senate was held last week due to the Everyone is welcome to attend. and sponsored by Up & Co. Books not sold, are to be returned IS IT TRUE ... that the streakers number of Senators who were unable to attend. Openings for the Wednesday night and Thursday in from Prentiss are really just ...... 0" 4, .1 # following committees and positions the Senate office. Please check telling everyone that they are free- S. tomorrow evening or Thursday to born persons? were announced: see if you have any remaining S. S. books. IS IT TRUE ... that bananas were Student Publications • 1; Student S. S. almost distributed at last month's Activity Fund - 2; Senior Senator; S. SENIORS S. final Senate meeting? College Functions and Planning - 2; NOW IS THE Athletic Committee - 1; A2C2 - 1; S. Computer - 2; SACC - 4; and IS IT TRUE ... S. that some of the Graduate Senator. TIME TO HAVE intramural referees are able to S. distinguish friend from foe with There was a discussion on the S. YOUR GRADUATION great dexterity? Classified ads Student Book Exchange being held in the Smog. PORTRAIT TAKEN Classified ad rates: $1 for first 15 S. S. words. Each additional word $.05. OFFERING: All ads should be sub- mitted to 101 Phelps or call 457- Newman. Notes S. S. 2158. Ads must be paid in advance. by Cathy Hoffman S. • For Application S. invited to an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting in Rochester. A sign-up S. S. FOR SALT The new officers of the Newman • For Family Center are Tom Tulka and Mark sheet is posted at the center for S. those interested in going. We will S. Jr- Klingner, co-presidents; Julie • For Friends S. Schafer, secretary; Ken Berg, be leaving the Newman Center MEN! WOMEN! Jobs on Ships! No about 7:00 for Rochester, and the S., S. experience required. Excellent treasurer. The hours at the Center are 8 a.m. -11 p.m. Daily Mass is only cost is gas money for the \ THERESE BARRETT S. pay. Worldwide travel. Perfect drivers. summer job or career. Send $3.00 at 5:30 Monday through Thursday, S. and weekend Masses are Saturdays for information. SEAFAX, at 6:00, Sundays at 11:30. The new officers will hold their Department. FF-2, P.O. Box 2049, first general meeting tonight, S. Port Angeles, Wash. 98362. March 12 at 6:00. They will present ALF PHOTOGRAPHY On March 21, anyone interested in S. their ideas for this month's finding out about the problem of 69 E. 4th St_ Phone 452-2986 S. FOR SALE - 1971 Ford Torino 351 alcoholism and one group's attempt activities; they want and need your S. V-8 engine, blue with white stripes. support, so come once and join us. to help its members cope with it, is .# # 38,000 miles. Phone 454-5913 after 5.

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Editorials/opinions By now, there is not a single person To us, this seems as asinine a state-: alive who does not know what streaking ment as could be heard. is. The television news programs have given us filmed reports on the escap- People streak because it is fun. There ades of collegiate streakers across the is danger involved in streaking, because country, the papers have written about one could be arrested, recognized or the newest fad, and some radio stations photographed. There is the element of are even promotiong the streaking craze by thrill involved, in doing something that is offering prizes and publicity to those wrong, new and unusual. And there is who wish these "rewards" for their ef- the undeniable fact that streaking draws forts. attention to someone who otherwise could go unnoticed. In all this madness, there has arisen an element which seems to be trying The Winonan feels that streaking is just to institutionalize the fun sport of streak- what is needed to break this campus out ing. Psychologists, perhaps bored with of its doldrums. There is nothing harm- themselves, are trying to find reasons ful about streaking. Nobody gets hurt, for why students streak. Some of the pos- nothing is damaged, and everyone has fun. sibilities are bordering on the ridiculous. If students want to feel like Adam and Eve for a few minutes of their lives, One theory is that it is a way of ex- we say go ahead. Just don't get caught, pressing displeasure with Watergate. An- or you will have the bare the brunt of other says that it is the first wave of the penalty involved. protest connected with the energy crisis. letters w Ime-Warped Questions Those

ek Emanuel moved with a clean silence, fiery and warm." Bradbury sprinkles his prose Who Prefer Ms. "The World's Greatest Living Science- generously with poetic images, as in Fiction Writer." That's what it says on this description of space: "emerald mists Yesterday as I was walking out of the deny one's martial identification. It is the cover of the Bantam Books editions and velvet inks. . . with God's voice bookstore I was offered a sample package certainly queer that women in one fell of all of Ray Bradbury's books. And mingling among the crystal fires." of goods. I .noticed that the package swoop would deny themselves both mar- Ray Bradbury is certainly one of the for men was- labeled HIS. However, the ital and sexual identity, that indeed is best-known and most widely-read writers One of my personal favorites by Brad- package meant for women was labeled left to them but the solitary life of a in science fiction and fantasy. bury is "The Exiles," from The Illust- MS. I wonder if this is an attempt by neuter. How odd, how very odd.... rated Man. In it, Bradbury has all the women liberationists to deny one's sex- DAVID HASPEL Ray Bradbury is basically a short story writers who have dealt with magic or ual identity. MS is also an attempt to writer, and he is best known for his col- witchcraft or superstition and their fic- lections "The Illustrated Man" and "The tional creations exiled to Mars by ra- Martian Chronicles" first appearing in tional, technological man. The works of 1950, and it is a work of fantasy. That Poe, It P. Lovecraft, and others have 13radbury's Mars does not exist, could Advises Students To been destroyed or gathered up into a mus- not exist, detracts not at all from the eum. But now, the final blow, a ship is beauty and meaning of his stories. For coming to Mars. It bears modern men Ray Bradbury is a visonary. Knowing and it carried to Mars the last of the Read WSC Constitution little of science and caring little, his works of Poe, or Lovecraft, of Shake- stories are about people. The many chap- speare, there to be burned. On the shores The proposed constitution for Winona students but the students know what they ters of "The Martian Chronicles" tell of a dead Martian sea, Poe and the others State College has finally been printed want. A department that doesn't listen the story of the colonization of Mars meet in a last attempt to frighten or and released. Open hearings on the con- to its students will soon find ,that it by earthmen, and earthmen are portrayed fight off technological man. But they fail. sitution are to be held this week. has less of them. as noble explorers, foolish looters and And as the flames consume the last cop- despoilers, and restless seekers byturns. ies of their works, the exiles fade and One section in the constitution that should It is time for students to speak out There is great variety among the stories, flee before the advance of rational man. be changed is in article 6 dealing with for their rights - now while they can but like all his work, they are all writ- who makes up an academic department. still be written into the constitution. ten with the uniquely Bradbury blend of Ray Bradbury is a short story writer, Article 6, section 1 states that if one The Studdnt • prose and poetry. Ray Bradbury is one but he has written three novels of which fifth of the majors and minors in a de- Senate passed the following of the best stylists among science fic- "Fahrenheit 451" is the best known. partment petition for representation, the resolution relating to student represent- tion writers, and I believe he measures That was made into a very good movie department will arrange for them to have ation: up well , in comparisons with any Amer- some years ago which still appears on a vote. ican writer in that regard. He begins TV from time to time. As for collec- Be it resolved that the Student Senate "The Third Expedition" from "The Mar- tions, "The Illustrated Man" and "The These positions should be automatically ask CDC to reconsider Article 6, Sec- tian Chronicles," elsewhere entitled Martian Chronicles" are the best. Brad- created for the students to fill. The stu- tion 1, number 2 of the proposed con- "Mars is Heaven": "The ship came bury is still a very active writer and dents are part of the department and stitution concerning student participation down from space. It came from the stars his stories frequently appear in period- should have a voice in its affairs. Stu- in academic departments so that it will and the black velocitkes, and the shining icals. Most are fantasy, some border on dents should also have equal voting re- state that the number of student votes movements, and the silent gulfs of space. horror, some on SF. But all bear the presentation to the faculty members or at will be proportional to the number of It was a new ship; it had fire in its distinct mark of Ray Bradbury, vision- least proportional representation. The faculty votes; that is 1 student vote for body and men in its metal cells, and it ary, poet, dreamer. faculty may know what is best for the 2 faculty votes, or 2 student votes for 3 faculty votes, or 1 student vote for 1 faculty vote; but in no case will there be less than one student vote.

We recommend that these positions be Wants Students To Get Involved automatically created upon the imple- mentation of the new constitution. Then purpose is to rip-off the majority of the it will be the responsibility of the 'majors We are powerless, to decide, to shape, sperity? Could the future hold in it; public. We must now act in the public's and minors to fill the positions in their to respond.. . ., give up, it's too complex. governmental crisis or a renaissance of interest, because it is our interest. department. By the use of the term If your philosophy of life is this, then government? Food shortages or plenty? "representation," it implies that the per- don't bother to read any further. For Good products or junk? Environmental MPIRG is a group of students and son or persons filling this position will about a quarter I've had to face the depravation or environmentalism?. • • professionals that can solve some pro- be elected from a larger group of in- reality that students feel that they are the list is unlimited. blems. It requires something on your dividuals, namely the majors and minors just pawns on a chessboard. They feel part, it requires financial support of in the department. a sense of hopelessness to a very strong Whatever the future holds. for us, we one dollar spring quarter. More Im- degree. Many are concernced with their decide what it will be like. We can either , portant it requires that some students Go to the open hearings this week and careers. shape the future to most of our desires volunteer some time and effort to work speak out, not only about student re- or we can allow the future to shape on problems. Help MPIRG to help others. presentation, but anything else in the think what lies ahead in But stop and us as IT pleases. We can respond to the JOE GARTNER constitution that you have questions about. the future. . ., is it doom or is it pro- esteemed members of society whose main Spring Quarter intern for MPIRG BILL MARX • O 0 C4 4) cu C.) cu cd O bn a) O b.o ■ Bringing in a supersonic jet on a I Er) O O C- ‘44, ▪ cq Lc) • O 4 cd bo O O $.4 U cd a) cd cd cu 0 bA 0 4 En - 0 bo O .. _:

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U o M Finally Gets New Theatre Complex

by Terry Carlson The four carefully designed theatres in RARIG CENTER the center include: The University of Minnesota Theatre, Minneapolis, has moved into a Whiting Proscenium Theatre, a beautiful, new theatre complex named. comfortable, eye-catching theatre with for Professor Frank M. Rarig. an open, airy feel and superb sightlines. It features 467 seats The Rarig Center, more than 30 years arranged in continental fashion (no in planning, features theatres with four middle aisles), side stages and an different kinds of stages. It was orchestra pit. officially opened February 21. Stoll Thrust-Stage Theatre, an Originally scheduled to open in early exciting, vital - theatre with an November, the center experienced irregularly shaped stage and unusual several delays in the arrival of lighting acting area. Two vomitories, , or equipment, causing one production of passageways, allow entrances through the University Theatre season to be and under the audience. It seats 487. cancelled and others postponed before the center was at last opened. Arena Theatre,, seating 203 in a circular fashion around the acting The opening night production was a area, is done in shades of blue which massive staging of Shakespeare's King emphasize its intimacy. The circular Lear with Larry‘Gates (currently with stage is wooden and may be covered the Guthrie Theater) in the title role with a carpet. and directed by Frank M. Whiting, for whom the Whiting Proscenium Theatre Experimental Theatre, or laboratory in the center is named. theatre, is an open space 36 feet by 40 feet. Up to 150 spectators can view Among the special guests at the productions in this theatre, depending opening, which was preceded by a gala on how the space is used. The keynote to cocktail party and buffet at the home of the theatre is flexibility. University President Malcolm Moos, was Professor Dorothy B. Magnus, The University Theatre has over the Emeritus head of Speech and Theatre years developed into one of the major Arts at WSC. A reception and coffee theatre training programs in the United party for the guests followed the States, maintaining sound basic performance of LEAR. principles while constantly exploring innovations. Their goal is the The new facilities in the Rarig Center outstanding, artistic production of has allowed the University Theatre to classical, contemporary and New Course Offering bring their activities, once scattered experimental plays and the new Rarig across the East Bank, togather in one Center should contribute to that goal. building on the West Bank. by C.T. Department

Entitled "Mass Communication 'Exorcist' and 'Sting' Theory and the Media", the course deals with the study of Mass Varsity Band - Communication Theorys of the film Dominate Nominations industry, print media and news Winona State College Varsity band rehearses regularly Tuesday media and how they relate to and Thursday evenings at 5:00. Barbra Streisand (The Way We Band will present its first concert society. The Exorcist and The Sting swept Tuesday night's concert will Were), who already has one Oscar of the year on Tuesday, March 12 at the Academy Award nominations include works of Ravel, Johann for her performance as Fanny 8 p.m. in the Performing Arts The course is being team taught by February 19 in Hollywood, Calif., Strauss Jr., William Latham, and in Funny Girl. Ellen Burstyn Center. Varsity Band was formed Dr. Brice Wilinson and Mr. Steve each film receiving ten Bright the Winona composer Frank (The Exorcist), Glenda Jackson (A two years ago with the intention of Samuels of the Communication and nominations. Both pictures were Cofield. The Band will be under the Touch of Class), Marsha Mason providing a band in which anyone Theatre Arts Department of nominated for Best Picture of the direction of Doctor Rilindner. could play without audition. The Winona State College. Year. (Cinderella Liberty), and Joanne Woodward (Summer Wishes, for The 46th Academy Awards will be Winter Dreams) were also It will satisfy requirements presented April 2nd in Los mentioned as potential Best Dance Theatre Presents both Speech majors and minors as well as general requirements for Angeles. Actress winners. Mass Communication majors and Nominated along with The Exorcist Nominated as Best Director were minors. William Friedkin for his direction and The Sting for Best Picture George Roy Hill Classes are scheduled for Tuesday were American Graffiti, Cries and of The Exorcist, Bernardo Bertolucci and Thursday at 2:00 in PA 224. Whispers, and A Touch of Class. for The Sting, The Circus' for Last Tango in Paris, Geroge Two quarter hours of credit are American Graffiti, and , who last year Lucas for dogs to thrills on the tight-wire, being given. Cries and Hurry, Hurry, Hurry, to one of the refused to accept his Best Actor Ingmar Bergman for clowns, the Marcucci 'Sisters and greatest shows under the big top! Oscar, was nominated for his Whispers. much more! in Last Tango in performance The second annual W.S.C. Dance Others named Best Actor In the Best Supporting Actor Paris. Theatre production will be Come one, Come all to the nominees were for category, Jason Miller was The Exorcist, featuring exciting highlights of Performing Arts Theatre, Serpico, Robert Redford for The mentioned for Thursday, March 21 or Friday Vincent Gardenia for Bang the "The Circus," choreographed and Sting, Jack Lemmon for Save The March 22 with performances at 1 Drum Slowly, Jack Gilford for Save directed by Sue Ann Tiger, and Jack Nicholson for his p.m. and 8 p.m. each day. No the Tiger, John Houseman for Kuchenmeister, HPER Dept. acting in The Last Detail. Admission. Paper Chase, and Randy Quaid for You'll see everything from dancing Best Actress nominees included The Last Detail.

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The Arts

By Katie & Bob & Paul t 1 1 t HIGHEST

RATING . Tri-College Film Tony Roberts Talks About "Requiem For Problems Of Today's Actors "An actor would be an utter fool to film or show they may be plugging, suffer the humiliations, the insults although this was a tradition with and instabilities which inevitably older actors." "Today's actor A Heavyweight" accompany his theatrical career must make as hard an impact as unless he believed he would one day possible in the brief period he's ACADEMY AWARD be a star," says Tony Roberts. allotted on talk shows -- he's got to The Tri College film group offers matches. Mickey Rooney plays the hit it quickly." Roberts feels that NOMINEE Friday, trainer, who understands the Roberts, a Broadway leading man the most difficult problem of all Requiem for a Heavyweight these days is for an actor to be March 15th in Somsen Auditorium loneliness and confusion the boxer in "Sugar," "Promises, is experiencing, and Julie Harris able to assess his own value in a "BEST ACTOR" at 7:30 p.m. Promises," "Play It Again, Sam," plays a compassionate social plus several other shows, is just business way. "The demand is exposes the constantly fluctuating for his Rod Serling (scenarist on Seven worker. Requiem beginning to make his mark in Al. PACINU sleazy inhuman world of services, but the supply (the actor) Planet of the Apes) films, currently with his co- Days in May and prizefighting, and it stands up very stays the same. Yet, the actor Requiem from his famous starring role in Paramount "SERPICO" adapted well alongside the other powerful never knows when his value is "Playhouse 90" drama without Pictures' "Serpico" with Al Based on the hook cm, PETER MAAS films on that subject (Champion, Pacino. moving up or down -- like the stock diminishing any of the impact of the market -- resulting in actors' Many of his fellow original. Anthony Quinn plays the Body and Soul, the Harder They Ralph Nelson (Lilies of the personalities changing emotionally officers considered him inarticulate prize-fighter, who is Fall). Field, Soldier Blue) directed. more frequently than those of other the most dangerous beaten physically at the opening, people." man alive-an honest cop. and emotionally and spiritually One interesting aspect of the film: during the rest of the film. Jackie the young fighter who beats Quinn at Asked why he still likes struggling "BRILLIANT! A SMASH HIT! Gleason is excellent as the ruthless the beginning is played by Cassius to get to the top in his profession, manager, who pushes the fighter HITS THE SCREEN LIKE A Clay. Roberts has an interesting theory. into a series of degrading wrestling "Even when we get to the top, it's POWERFUL EXPLOSION! AL still a struggle to stay there and the PACINO IS BRILLIANT! ONE psychological ramifications can be even more horrendous at that point. OF THE MOST GRIPPING But that's why we're going it," he FILMS OF THE YEAR!" adds with a grin. "To cope with —Rex Reed, N. Y. Daily News those ramifications." "THRILLING! Al Pacino provides one of the outstand- ing performances of the year. It is Pacino with a sense of "A star does not necessarily mean top billing or name-above-the-title; high comedy and a deep instead, it signified recognition by passion that penetrates his the public, agents and producers which allows a professional every movement, who brings independence," states Roberts. `Serpico' to life!" —Judith Crist, Magazine "Stars are people who have reached the point where they can " `SERPICO IS AN ARRESTING choose their own material and make their own mistakes," he FILM! You can mark Al Pacino insists. as one of America's most gifted actors!" Roberts has been around show business people from childhood, —Gene Shalit, NBC-TV R his father being the well-known radio announcer Ken Roberts. Born AL PACINO (right) leaves the in Manhattan, Roberts once wanted Wed. STAT E hospital with Tony Roberts to be an opera singer, but decided to determined to fight the corruption major in theatre at Northwestern rampant among his fellow lawmen University. in Paramount Pictures' Ends Thursday "Serpico." The Dino De Laurentiis "There's more of an insecurity in Presentation, produced by Martin the attitude of actors today, Bregman and directed by Sidney particularly toward each other," Lumet, is based on Peter Maas' according to Roberts, as he notes explosive best-seller about Frank with interest the radical way young performers have had to change in Serpico, the order to cope with today's detective who blew the lid on the atmosphere. "For example, on talk widespread graft in the police shows young performers don't force. Opens in color Wednesday at mention other actors in the cast of a the State Theatre.

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