"Moon" In Little Theatre:Review page 3 The Oakland Observer

February 19, 1965 Oakland University, Rochester, Vol VI — No. 19 •Varner Laments Budget Art Gallery Exhibition

Chancellor Varner met Mon- Committee: and Representative Opens Today; Lithographs day for three hours with the Oak- William Copeland of Wyandotte land County Legislative delega- attended the lengthy meeting. of 40 Artists on Display tion to discuss Governor Rom- Varner stated that the group ney's recommended budget for was "interested, friendly, and Opening today is the new University Art Gallery exhibit, "A Cen- OU. sympathetic." tury and a Half of Lithography." Varner became concerned a- Last Friday, Robert Swanson, The exhibit of 57 lithographs includes the work of 40 of the world's bout Oakland's budget when the Director of Business Affairs, renowned artists from Ingres to Picasso. Governor revealed that he was Donald O'Dowd, Dean of the Uni- On loan from the private col- tute had been kind enough to frame recommending an increase of versity, and Varner went to Lan- lection of Mr. Bernard F. Walker the entire collection and expres- $303,723 to the University's oper- sing to discuss the budget matter of Detroit, the show opens today sod the art department's apprec- ating budget for the coming fiscal in detail. They met with Breslin at 2:30 p.m. and will continue iation of this special cooperation. year. and state comptroller Glen Allen through March 5. One of the earliest prints in The Chancellor pointed out that and his staff. This is the first exhibition of the collection is an anonymous Grand Valley, Michigan's other Instead of basing the computing the total span of the history of work lampooning the tradition of relatively new institution, had a on enrollment figures, the State Lithography to be shown in Mich- the French Academy shortly after $521,033 increase recommended Budget Office now works with the igan," commented John Galloway, 1800. by the Governor. total number of credit hours du- chairman of the art department Daumier, Delacroix, Corot, All but three of the Oakland ring the year. and director of the Gallery. Renoir, Degas, Matisse and Vla- County delegation attended the "Such things as not having six "It is significant," he added, minck are among the other artists meeting. hour lab courses - which some of "that the exhibit is going from whose work is represented in the In addition, Warren Huff, our present lab courses could Oakland to the Detroit Institute particularly fine collection. chairman of the MSU Board of easily be - hurt us in this method the near future. "Wedon't accept of Arts. Its excellence is such Lithography was originally in- Trustees: Jack Breslin, secre- of calculating budget requests," their arithmetic," the Chancellor that almost any major museum in vented as a commercial medium tary of the Board: Representative Varner pointed out. declared. "We are going back to the country should be proud to and was used for reproducing Vincent J. Petitpren, chairman of Another meeting with Allen get figures. We think they may show it." musical scores. the Colleges and Universities and his staff is being planned for have omitted the third semester." Galloway noted that the Insti- Artists discovered its unique possibilities about 1815 and the medium grew popular particular- Snyder Crowned ly in France. Although some lithographers Carnival Queen carry through the whole process themselves, the greatest print- Sharon Snyder, a second se- makers employ highly trained mester freshman from Birming- specialisi • for the technical an- ham was crowned queen of the gles. 1965 Winter Carnival. The Gallery is located in North Sharon, a music major, repre- Foundation Hall. Hours are; daily sented the Ski Club. Members of 12:30 to 4:30 and Sunday, 2 to 5. her court were Jan McLeod, Hal- lace Utgard and Mary Wright. They represented fourth floor Damage To Hill House the HI-Fl Club and second floor Hill House respec- Room Cited: tively. Lauri Bambach, last year's No More Music Snow Queen and also arepresen- tative of the Ski Club crowned Miss Snyder. The Music Listening Room Sharon wore white brocade in was closed last week for an in- a simple sheath style which was definite period of time. Set off by the yellow sweetheart James Petty, program advi- rose corsage presented her by the sor, stated that the room was Smiling members of the Snow Queen's court are Hollace Utgard, Mary Wright and Jan McLeod. With her Ski Club. closed because of the disregard regal bouquet is Queen of the 1965 Winter Carnival, Sharon Snyder, who will compete in state Winter • Friday's Ca- of property by the student body. Winner's from Queen contests at Northern Michigan University, Marquette. -photo by H. Coffin sino Night were awarded their Food, which is prohibited in prizes on Saturday at the King- the area, had been left scattered tones dance. Frederick Obear, Wilson Hall Begun; Completion Someday around, Petty reported. dean of freshmen, and top dealer The walls have been marred, major tower ready by for the house received a ten dollar Construction of the new class- The electrical contract for have the magazines and newspapers have of 1966, but with strikes, gift certificate from the Kingsley room building, Matilda R. Wilson $255,470 went to the Schultz Elec- January been ripped up, and the furniture and material shortages, and Inn and the coveted title of King Hall began Wednesday as bulldo- tric Company, who worked on the labor has been damaged. can't be sure." Wheeler-Dealer. zers began site preparation for Science Building, Hill House, and the like, we Before the closing of the the building, by Administrators and faculty the two-unit structure. the Meadow Brook Festival. The price of room, the building maintainance addition $2,315,357, members who competed for the Bids for the building were Mechanical contracting to the Observer had been cleaning it three times conditioning and King Wheeler-Dealer title were opened on February 9, and all tune of $713,887 will be done by includes full air a day. lot. Chancellor Varner, Robert How- contracts have been let. Benjamin Muskovitz. a 389 car parking The decision to closet: erver went to press. _ es, John Corker, Herbert Stouten- General Construction, includ- George Karas, Director of the As the Obs to the student body was r:,a known whether or not Bui1J. burg, and Walter Collins. ing sitepreparation, of $1-, i56,000 Physical Plant, said that com- it was not Petty and John Corker, a formal Overall attendance for the is being handled by the Schurrer pletion is scheduled for the mid- the Chancellor plans Director. snowless weekend's festivities, Construction Co., who also built dle of 1966, with full occupancy ground-breaking ceremony, a Asked when the Room woul nicknamed by the S.A.C.C.-Ski the addition to th'U Oakland Cen- for the fall semester of that. year. ritual which he has never passed be reopened, Petty said he d'• "to (continued on page 3) ter in 1161. "We hope," he stated, up yet. know. Page Two THE OAKLAND OBSERVER February 19, 1965 The Oakland Observer Council Notes the Road on Issues of Interest Member Michigan Collegiate Press Association On Comment Community Published weekly at Rochester, Michigan, by the students J. Hinga to the University of Oakland University. The views expressed in editorials are After twisting arms for over a those of the Observer and do not necessarily reflect those of month the S,A,C,C, has seen fit the University. In print, the Viscount is title- to grant the Dorm Council $250. Xmas Orders Taken Offices are located in Oakland Center; telephone 338-7211, less. There is however, no truth in L.E. 6468 extensions 2195 and 2196. To the Editor: dough went to the rumor that the Beginning this week, book- 1) Our newly decorated office; BILL CONNELLAN CHUCK OLSSON order request forms will be avail- Editor Business Manager Our planned dinner with the 2) able for student and faculty use at Mon Dieu! SHERI JACKSON BRUCE CHADWICK chancellor; or 3) Jan McLeod's Managing Editor Advertising Manager several points throughout the lib- To the Editor: beauty parlor appointment. CARL BARANSKI rary. Suggestions for library book L'esprit de l'escalier reste ROD LOREY, We did however plan such a Night Editor Circulation Manager orders will be gathered weekly mieux anonyme, mais la voix du• JAY dinner, and we're planning more, PENNY BARRETT GARDNER from each collection box and sub- peuple est la voix de dieu. News Editor Fascicularium so that D.C. members will never mitted to the Order Department the Viscount of Lake DAVID JOHNSTON DAVE KEPLEY have to eat in the resident cafe- Photo Editor for action. Copy Editor teria. We did however have a long DAN McCOSH Library users are invited to MAGGIE O'REILLY Sports Editor discussion with Ed Goodwin, dir- Administrative Editor submit requests for any titles Frats... Here? Letter to the Editor: ector of food services. they feel the library should have In a recent article on the new by merely filling in author and They're not deliberately scar- personnel in the Dean's Office at ectilorial title information and depositing OU, one statement, supposedly ing us away to make room for the the slips in any of the collection confirmed by Chancellor Varner, couple hundred new dorm stu- boxes. They disturbed me greatly. Money or Standards? dents expected in the fall. I hope that some of the frus- do try to make meals as attrac- In effect, the Chancellor seems tration of searching the catalog Governor Romney's budget message to the State Legislature last tive as possible. to believe that Oakland and some to find no card where your card month provided for a record budget for the state of Michigan - and Glasses are now cleaned in a other colleges in the Midwest are ought to be can be worked off by a surplus neighboring somewhere around $75,000,000. One of Rom- new and better way, so that one lacking in "organized social units bringing the needed title immed- ney's targets for increased spending was the state educational in- can see through them, and Good- such as fraternities and sorori- iately to the attention of the Or- stitutions - primary schools, secondary schools, and the colleges win will gladly listen to any ideas ties which complete the well- der Department. and universities. on improving the conditions in rounded whole of University life." As a library grows, it should Yet somehow, in all this increased spending, .OU was slighted. the cafeteria. Are we to assume that Mr. do so with the closet possible The Governor's request called for an increase in OU's budget of Other stirring news concern- Varner, one of the champions of response to the stated needs of $303,723, while Grand Valley, Michigan's newest state college, re- ed a VIP program to have dis- Oakland as a distinctive univer- its users. ceived an increase of $521,033. tinguished persons spend an eve- sity supposedly founded as the So when the needed title is not The reason offered by the State Budget Office was that a new sys- ning or a night in the dorms. refuge of the true individualist, available in the library, do not tem of evaluating budget requests had been established because of Still in the planning stages, the favors fraternities and sororities bend, fold, or mutilate the near- the increasing number of schools using the tri-mester system. In to be popular. on this campus? After reading idea seems est librarian: fill out an instant addition to Oakland, the University of Michigan went on the tri- this statement and its context order request instead. mester this year and Western Michigan will start it next year. several times, I can come One distinguished person that Whatever the process may lack to no As a result of this, the Budget Office reported, the number of other conclusion. Thus, my next might not be too popular in the as an emotional release it more credit hours instead of enrollment totals has been established as the question ic• w dorms is the head man at Can- than makes up for in increased basis of computing budget requests by the state colleges and univer- Why is the social life on this teen Services. He's been on a library efficiency. sities. campus such a burning question? (get this) "business trip to Chic- Floyd Cammack This new system puts Oakland at a serious disadvantage and some There are probably close to 100 ago" for about three months now, University Librarian modification by the Budget Office seems in order. and every time we call to have colleges in the State of Michigan Unlike other state-supported universities, Oakland does not offer something done about the foam and who-knows-how-many others credit physical education courses - much less requiring them. These machines - he's not there. in the United States which have one hour courses, as they are at most universities, add up and Make There are some new ice cream But is it Art? the highly organized, highly ac- a sizable difference in the budget for the university. At the same time, machines around though, and To the Editor: tive type of social life that is be- however, we do have a physical education staff which provides vol- we're hoping to get even more The Viscount rides the dead ing advocated by so many of our untary recreation and education for those who want it - and this vending machines for your con- horse (arm at side-sinister; re- students. Why did these students costs money! venience. igns in mouth-evil) With the sau- choose Oakland? Again, unlike manyother schools, we do not offer credit for par- Your Dormitory Council is rus he beats his steed. Oakland University was inten- ticipation in such activities as chorus, orchestra, debate and others. trying in every way to make Helplessly, S,P,C,A„ looks on ded, or so I understood, to be a In addition, we offer no ROTC. winter at Oakland a little more (apathetic student: blink your creative community of learning Another problem arises with the credit-hour system. Oakland of- than livable. Your legal ideas eyes) As antipathetic student ful- --creating new patterns and new fers (with the exception of practice teaching) only four hour cour- are welcomed. fills addicting need. traditions of educational philoso- ses - thus limiting the student to-either 16 hours or forcing him to phy in every phase of the college take 20 hours of work during the semester. At other schools, the Films life. wide range of one, two, and three hour courses offers the student Why must we be bound to tra- the opportunity to take 17 or 18 hours without unduly loading himself. ditions of social organization? Of course, Oakland could dilute its values and principles and re- Silent Power and Beauty Why can't the students, the facul- structure the university in such a way as to bow to the almighty dol- by Tod Granzow ty, and the administration seize lar. However, by amending its process of calculating budger requests Editors note: Granzow, former OU student, will go to Ireland this as a unique opportunity to to account for such unique and valuable things as the type of cur- this summer to film a completely original motion picture. do something new--something in riculum Oakland offers, the State Budget Office could preserve the Sergei Eisenstein's greatwork time Soviet Russia such as the keeping with the creative spirit integrity of Oakland. of Cinema art, The General Line, adoration, in one scene, of a shown in our curriculum, our mu- Nobody here - students, faculty, and administration -wants to see is the forthcoming DAFS feature. cream separator.The 40 -year old sic program, yes, even our con- required physical education, credit for orchestra and chorus, ROTC, The film, celluloid is in poor condition, troversies? • circa 1920, will be and the proliferation of one, two, three, five, six...hour courses. shown Tuesday evening, Feb- the sub-titles are at times melo- If we cannot use imagination The idea of having these things instituted at Oakland is distasteful, ruary 23 at 8:15 in the Little dramatic. and a sense of responsibility to particularly so when jammed down our throats by the strong lever Theatre. Beauty is to be found in the ourselves to take a new approach of state appropriations. Seldom seen outside the Soviet pictorial aspects of the wonderful to the problem of OU's social life, b.c. Union, The General Line, or The visual images, the rhythm of the then we may as well give up our C'mon Gang! Qld and the New as it is some- motion, the beauty of the Russian ideals and settle down to being times called, is a major result peasants, rather than inthe story just a little offshoot of MSU stuck Now that the l-acuity Senate has (unenthusiastically) authorized of the explorations Eisenstein did or subject. out in the "middle of nowhere." :he Library to maintain a file of old examinations and to make them in establishing the aesthetic In The General Line, Eisen- Perhaps I have misunderstood available to students, it remains to our beloved profs to get the ground rules of the cinema as stein gave himself up, at times, Mr. Varner; perhaps there was exams out of their offices and down to the Library. an art form. to intuition and to the intense, ir- a misquote on the part of the The file will be located at the Circulation Desk, and exam copies To appreciate the beauty of this rational feelings he was experi- Observer. I would welcome a will circulate in the same manner as reserve books. Since exams particular film, one must avoid encing at the time. clarification of this by either are primarily a pedigogical method, and old ones are invaluable laughing at elements which date it. These mystical feelings cul- party involved. If. however, I have guides to study, we hope that the uselessness of exams on file- for A silent movie, The General Line minated in probably the most not misunderstood, my question reuse will not deter our gurus from displaying their handiwork. inevitably reflects some of the powerful and beautiful sequence , still stands, why?? d.e.j. more repulsive aspects of the old (Continued on Page 5) Anne Cooper 5891 February 19, 1965 THE OAKLAND OBSERVER Page Three Darkly: Thar's a Play Calendar Taylor Talks Friday, February 19 by Gregory Paxson love of Barbry Allen, played by • Really, there's a lot of fun in 8:15 p.m. C-E-L Concert:Car- Here Monday The Meadow Brook Theatre Pam Roberts. this play. When Messrs. Goldman oline Rosenberger, pianist. Dr. Harold Taylor, former Guild is presenting a play, "Dark Now Lord knows Barbry is and Tarnower start banging away Gold Room, OC. president of Sarah Lawrence Col- of the Moon," tonight and tomor- loveable enough, but apparently *on their guitars,fiddle and banjo, 8:30 p.m. "Dark of the Moon" lege and noted author and speak- rcw. It's supposed to be "a folk the only thing the witchboy is go- which they do superbly, and the Saturday, February 20 er. will be on campus February play," whatever that is. ing to get that he hasn't already whole cast starts to sing, it's 8:30 p.m. "Dark of the Moon" 22 for the second lecture in thy "It's a folk play" is a line you had is the pleasure of sweatin' really infectious - so much fun I Sunday, February 21 1965 series on education. should keep in mind, at any rate, hisself for her workin' a farm in want to run right up on stage and 3:30 p.m. Meadowbrook Wood- His topic for the 8 p.m. ap- for it may be just what you'll the valley. join in. How many plays have done wind Quintet. Gold Room. pearance in the Gold Room will need as a member of the audience. So he makes a deal with the that to either one of us? 7:00 p.m. "Lust for Life," mo- be "Education and the Quality of This folk play has everything conjur woman, a sort of pension- The stage itself runs right into vie. Admission 250. 190 Society." witches dancing to Stravinski's ed witch (Bonnie Zeld), by which the audience -- at some points SCI. • Regarded as a leader in Amer- "Le Sacre," folks wranglin' an' he can become human. I may be the actors are less than a foot ican education, Taylor has writ- singin' and 'Bornin' and Idrearnin' wrong, but as I recall this atti- from the people in the front row. Monday, February 22 ten a number of books on the sub- an' dyin', in any order you please, tude doesn't quite fit the tradi- Director Tom Aston calls this 6:30 p.m. "Christian Life" ject and has lectured at schools gittar playin' and fiddlin' and tional concept of witch mentality. three-quarters stage; at any rate study series. 128 OC. throughout the country. 'banjo pickin' and 'loads of sal- There follows a sharply jux- the people in front should feel 8:00 p.m. Scholarship Lecture He completed his doctorate a' vation gitten. taposed square dance scene; very much a part of the action. Series: Dr. Harold Taylor. the University of London at 23. Thar's more than enough wit- bright lights and real people Gold Room. OC. and seven years later was the chin', by gum, an' melerdramer squabbling over the petty rubbish The most notableperformance Tuesday, February 23 youngest college president in di laid on thicker than gravy on Sun- that's standard in real-folks is Tom Tabala's "Uncle Smeli- 12:00 p.m. Newman Club meet- t:nited States. day dumplins, but that's all right, scenes. cue," who's a most delightfully ing. Gold Room A, OC. The lecture is sponsored that's all right, this 'ere is a folk Soon enough a controvery of hammy character. When Smeli- 12:00 p.m. Spanish Club meeting. the scholarship committee and play, brother an' sister, don't sorts develops between the witch- cue comes whopping in, arms 1300G. proceeds will go toward financial fergit. boy and the local bully, Marvin flapping, he invariably revives 12:00 p.m. Wesley, Foundation aid for Oakland students. Especially don't fergit if you Hudgens (Jeffry Rubinoff), over the often-anemia of the scene. meeting. 127 OC. should consider the plot: Johnny who's going to dance with Barbry. Altogether, there were more 8:15 p.m. DAFS Films: "Gen- HOUSE OF COLOR the witchboy, played by Lantry If you don't know the rest, you laughs than groans, if that's any eral Line," "Buffalo Bill." Complete Line Vaughn, wants to become "hum- can probably guess. But that's all way to rate a play. I recommend Little Theater. of Artist's Supplies an," to somehow better enjoy the right.... it. Thursday, February 25 Paint Wallpaper 1:00 p.m. "The Triumph of the Draperies Carnival (continued) 417 Main, Rochester Will," collateral program. Morality Club committee as Mud Festival, OL 6-0211 Over Lunch 190 SCI. was estimated at well over the God and such things have taken The discussions are open to five hundred mark. over the Sunset Room. A group anyone interested who happens Judges for the queen compe- of about eight students have in- to wander by Tuesday noons. tition included representatives itiated a Tuesday noon study group French Play Produced from the academic and fashion for anyone interested in throw- L'Announce Faite a Marie by worlds. They were Dean Obear, ing around ideas about the new Paul Claudel will be produced James McAlpine, Delores Bur- morality, transcendence, etc. March 17 at the Detroit Institute dick, Morris Fierberg, owner of With James McAlpine as lead- of Arts. Nadon's Miracle Mile and North- er and overseer, the luncheon Tickets for the 4 p.m. perfor- land, and Miss Nancy Weiss, fas- group has been reading and dis- mance are $1.50 and $2.00; for hion advisor and buyer. cussing Bishop A. Robinson's the 8 p.m. show, $2.50 and $3.50 The judges commented "all controversial work Honest To Write Theatre Arts Dept., Insti- the contestants were lovely, it God. tute of Arts, 5200 Woodward Ave. was a very difficult decision!"

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Three OU art students will ex- hibit their works at the Detroit Artist Market when its new show opens February 24. The Oakland Students are Peg Kurtzman, Gary Bandy and David Fullerton. Their works will be displayed along with those of students from Michigan, Wayne, MSU, and the Cranbrook school. The exhibit runs from February 24 to March 20. The Detroit Artist Market is located at 1452 Randolph, two blocks east of Woodward near East Grand River and is open a 13 carat Fearless Fed Obear played the Macabre, but sauve, Jim Petty uenuMe Gin flowed freely all evening trom genuine every day from 10 a.m. to 5p.m. indoor fastest gameof Blackjack and won distributed "beer" in the Spec- gold plated bath tub. Who said sex is the greatest thing since Founded in 1932 by Mrs. Mil- the title, King Wheeler-Dealer. trum. Program advisor? nlumbing? dred Simpson, the Market has re- mained a unique establishment. The non-profit organization re- SPARTAN ceives art works from aspiring artists in the Detroit area. MOTEL These works are carefully studied and appraised by a jury of 55 professional artists, who "Modern to the Minute" decide which works will be dis- played. The selected pieces are 42 UNITS then displayed for four weeks. With Efficiency If a work is sold during this Apartments time, the Artist Market receives a small commission. The gallery is mainly supported, however, by money received from some 700 people in the area who have pur- $5, $10 In the Heart of Town chased memberships for SENSIBLE RATES or $25. A representative of the or- ganization commented, "TheDe- Near Oakland University troit Artist Market was created to exhibit and sell works of art ROCHESTER, MICH. from the Detroit area, Fenrich (left) takes another hit from John Corker who was competing for the King Wheeler-- Gerry "We seek to cultivate the OL 1-8101 Dealer title. creative element in the commun- sharps around the table are Queen contestant Diane Sturman, Sheila O'Brien, Judy Von- Other card ity by bringing together people and Bob Shapiro. Cauwenberg who create and enjoy works of * * * All photos by Dave Kepley art,"

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