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Annapolis. Maryland HE sn DF'\T WEEKLY OF ST. JqH!'.:'S COLLEGE ANNAPOLIS. MARYLAND you- Calender 2 EMPLOYMENT 3 Week of May 3 to 9 To the Editor of The Collegian His most illustrious personage Student Employment Office is and former nice guy, Tuesda;t 1 Ma;t 4 '11 seeking summer jobs for those Richard Plaut, esq., etc. etc. 3:00 Dance Class Backstage FSK ying in Annapolis. The response 7:00 Bible Class-Mr Kaplan McDowell 21 m possible emnloyers has been slow, Your Lordliness, 8:15 New Testament Class-Mr J W Smith McDowell 36 t it should incr~ase during May. It is only now, after having tried, e are two possibilities for qual­ that I understand why, when you answered 'ed persons: my letter, you referred to your school­ Wednesda;t 1 Ma;y 2 (1) Photographer & mates in such unflattering ways. They 4:15 Elementary Hebrew-Mr Finch McDowell 21 (1) Reporter, both for the certainly are the nastiest of skinflints. 8:00 Eastern Philosophy-Br Keith McDowell 31 Anne Arundel County Bicenten­ It is most embarrassing for me, never nial Committee. Call Ext. 21 (very often) having had to do so pre­ Thursdai 1 Mai 6 for de tails • viously, to have to admit defeat. I feel 2:15 DC Meeting with the Administration McDowell 23 apply in person for any as if I've plummeted to the very depths. restaurant and hotel jobs. I tried evf'ry trick I know; I even went Frida;t Ma;y forget to watch the employ­ so far as to attemft to sway them through 1 2 in the Eve11ing Capital. Rational Discourse W(all patents held by Backstage FSK 5:00 Irish Dance Class se were a few jobs listed last week: myself, any use by others is only with 'nter's ~ssistant, short-order cook, permission). I explained that most of the Saturda;:L:.1 Ma;y 8 undsmen, etc. It's worth the time money would go for food not booze (and 9:00 am Faculty Meeting McDowell 24 check the paper daily. that not many of them do not partake of 10:30 am Assemble For REALIP¥ Parade Campbell There are plen~y of yardwork and that); that prizes for the Real Olympics, 11:00 am March Furtively to the Dock en masse Downtown aning jobs available. People have as well as upkeep of all the nifty balls 11:30 am Begin REALITY Parade-Promptness a Must The Dock en groups of these jobs during the and other materials used on Real Saturday, er, earning enough for living ex­ cost money; as well as other (patented) ses with a small profit. Call the arguements along those same lines •.•• Sun~ 1 ~2 loyment Office if you are interested nothing worked. I hold you directly re­ Annapolis Opera presents: Emanuel Ax FSK 8:15 t~is alternative. sponsible for this travesty. This must A Benefit for the Caritas Society be one of his tricks. You can keep your g** d***** soul, and keep the leaders Due to the upcoming realization ot and gutters too. He may have won the REALITY, all submissions fo-r next battle, but he doesn't have the war. week's COLLEGIAN issue must be sub­ Students and Faculty: Reality may be ruined, but I can get some mitted by four o'clock, Thursday. solace out of it; because of their extreme There will be gQ extensions granted. this year's six informal concerts, love of material things (cinq smacks), This is the way it really is. dent attendance has varied from six the self-same penny pinchers that wrecked about twenty-five students; the Reality for him, will be mine in the end. The Edita.~ culty attendance in comparative ratio. Last laugh's on him. seems unreasonable to continue our pre­ Yr more humble servant, t efforts to bring high-quality can- Nunzio Pasta ts when the interest is so low. It is Prince of Darkness lt that the money for these can be spent Pres. Soul Searchers Inc. ard Friday night concerts. There will Submitted by the Editor fewer informal concerts in the future. Karen Holland Douglas Allanbrook Support May at 2 pm there will be a free con­ ert in the Naval Academy Chapel on the cademy grounds. The USNA Glee Club and Jerry Brown e Annapolis Choral will together per­ orm Bach's Magnificat in D and Britten's estival Te Deum. 164 • t main s . annapolis 269""f 1770 The Musie-Library Laurance Ltd. (It is unclear whether this OPEN LETTER r is not an innovation) Total pay­ $450. 5 TO Paying ticket-takers $5 per week­ Payroll: $150. BFAUD 1 gross 'profit' $1435 ST JOHNNIES btracting debt of 450 $ 985 net 'profit' Lest we forget: there is a parade Saturaay morning to commemorate the opening of the of the above mentioned debt, repeat, Real Olympie Games. Nausea and exhaustion ft(_.._/ RAM-The Truth From The Past At Last f it, was incurred in the months of aside, it is important to convey a jubi­ and May. Bad judgement and ill I is plain disgusted to hear lant image to the townsfolk and tourists lo e together cor:siiired to cause of Annapolis Proper. (J,.~ ~.-e ~1b~ Delegate Council, after some ten mont terous losses. In fnur weekends .Needed: musicians of all sorts, especi­ of concerted effort, has succeeded in we dropped 300 bucks. Real cause: ally ·kazoo players; cars for floats; 7 1 destroying the RAM Film Board; an org ' . h b II dt~e1•z) fr Mo~,:~~ esi1·e to "end the year wit a ang volunteers for "The Liberal Arts Game of ization years older than the council 8 d with the fact that folkE don't go Life"; a torch-bearer; marchers in cos­ self-older, in fact. than anyone cur m when it's nice out". rently attending St John's College. tume; etc. o-.e come to the point at last: I offer Come to an organizational meeting on i«Q5c. ..- ea~i~ c.3'"'l administration, I am informed, bequea and Lhe polis a great deal. Let C Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 on the ~uad. a debt of $450 to that of Mr Poissonie ep 100% of the profits I generate, Rehearsals will be scheduled then. If This terrible sum is, purportedly, the will pilot RAM uy remote control. ~ ~~~ reason for RAM' s financial d·ownfall. · you aave questions or services to of­ amming, reviewing, advertising, fer, call Richard Davenport at Horsefeathers, say I. I breathe a sig 268-8133. istration-the whole shtick. IDEAS OF ALL SORTS GRATEFULLY ACCEPTED. O.,., ~a~e £r d ~oe~ lac,,_ . of relief in hearing that the sum any strong minJ wil 1 readily intuit, minute. current arrangement of the Delegate In the Fall of '74, I inherited Submitted by av41.V00d bwd.s O.'l"e. a~eal. cil-that of licsensing weekends to Richard Davenport from my predecessor, the noble Mr pendent investors-is a drunkard's Mr Randolph reports that, in a similar ~oo~ f~ !W~~._.,.. manner, he came to office when the or Sincerely yours, ization was in the red. But I di $500 Bairj Donabedian, last On May 16 a group of students 111ill go to believe it, for some reason. In a pan· legitimate (hence still the eastern shore for a one-day course without any trustworthy counselors to reigning) Film Board in parachuting, which concludes with a SIX FLEET STREET I.could turn, I raised the admission President static-line jump. The price for the ANNAPOLIS from 50 cenh; Lo 75 cents. In adverti course is $39.50, but a substantial dis­ MARYLAND 21401 what I thought to be a disaster, Poissonier, as you all may know, count is offered for groups. Anyone 268-5900 a Gold Mine. not chosen by me as Film Board Pres­ wishing to join the group should give a The Delegate Council's subsidy absorb t. In fact, his administration owed ten dollar deposit to Graham Spruiell the initial debt, so The Rogers Albritt. origin to coercion on his part, as or Steve Chew by this Friday. For more BIG SA.LE Memorial Film Society began the year wi l as to a peculiar brand of highly de­ details find one of us. by zero dollars. Was it the end of great ined niaserie on the part of the DC. Harry Golding & Burt Blistein cinema at St John's? Hardly. ever his great work as head honcho Submitted by While showing films with an overall c CS III was evidence of a certain cap­ Steve Chew Books*(over 40 feet of them) 3o% over that of any previous academic i ty. Why did 11e crap out'! Heason: Graham 3pruiell Phone records year, the film board also succeeded in er with divine right of succession, Prints carrying off the following inovations ( r divine wrath. truth-out al last): Fantastically low prices (e.g., most B D paperbacks 10-25¢; most records 50¢ or 1) Exhibiting $400 worth of free sil $1) films in a distinguished series. (Gre FROM THE HEALTH CENTER In Room 107 Mellon (just inside Broken Blossoms, Passion de Jean D'Ar£. Poissonier was paid $0.00, and this the Planetarium en trance). The Crowd, Sunrise, Variety.) ·. a year of utter tsuris. There will be a free film shown Wednesday in the Conversation Room about contra­ Hours: Tue 10-1 2) Subsidizing party events, includi Ull factor-at end of last year, Mr ception entitled "Hope is Not a Method." Wed 10-2 the senior prank, to the tune of some bedian asked Mr Poissonier to be a Show time will be posted in the Coffee fri 9:30-10:30; 1-3 $300.
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