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Vol. XII, No. 10 A News Servic<: For The Educational Community Monday, March 19, 1973 FACULTY GROUP STRIKES BACK great concern to the student Dean's Calendar RWCFA Calendar body and that the matter must be settled as quickly as possible. It is Length of Semester 12.5 weeks 13 weeks Co-Editors the intention of the Association's Length of Classes 60 minutes 55 minutes MWF 90 minutes 85 minutes T,Th negotiating team to press for an Number of Hours per Subpoenaed 37.5 hours 35.75 hours early resolution of this problem. Semester 50 hour.; At a Student Senate meeting This should be quite possible, 35.75 hours held Tuesday afternoon, March since the Dean's proposal and the beyond 13, a decision was arrived at to Association's pro posal are Freshmen subpoena co-editors of the actually quite similar. 2. Underlying Assumptions Yearbook to the next Senate meeting f6r the purpose of Course Requirements 38 Courses for all Di visions granting explaining the absence of specific degrees communication in purchasing ROGER WILLIAMS COLLEGE decide number of forms. The Senate has attempted FACULTY ASSOCIATION courses required. to find the status of the yearbook committee with no result and so PROPOSED 4-Credit, 3-Credit Basically, all go Abandon credits to three except for moved that if the co-editors do COLLEGE CALENDAR and go to course not respond to the subpoena the Freshmen units FOR 1973-1974 yearbook will be dissolved. In other motion the Senate The question of which Curricular Revision Sweeping revision Freshman Core approved fireworks for the academic calendar will be Fall Semester in many developed later carnival at 9 p.m. on April 6, operable for students and faculty September 10-12 Registration 1973. The S.A.S. is scheduled to Intersession Work by September remains undecided. September 13 Classes Begin appear at the next Senate November 22-25 Thanksgiving by Instructors Optional meeting also to review its The R WCF A held a general November 26 Classes Resume ? activities and report on its plans meeting Wednesday, March 14, to Pay for Intersession December 14 Last Day of Classes Base on negotiated for the future. The "Blue Ribbon study the results of the Contract December 17 -21 Final Exams Summer School Rate Committee" recommended that Committee's alternate calendar Intersession Courses per Semester the Senate Advisor was ineligible proposal. In an RWCF A news ' January 3 Registration (students) 4 for Freshmen 4 for Liberal Arts to become a controller since the release, the following proposal January 4-31 Classes 5 for Business and was officially announced: present Senate Constitution February 1 Final Exams Engineering restricts the duties of an advisor At a general meeting of the Spring Semester to suggestions and advice only. RWCF held on Wednesday, Courses per semester February 4-5 Registration Four Discussion was held on the March 14, 1973, the following February 6 Classes Begin (instructors) ? calendar was approved. The subject of activities on the April 10-14 Spri ng Holiday Providence Campus. At present, Association holds that the May 10 Last Day of Classes Course meetings per week 4 for Freshmen activities are supported from the academic calendar is an item for 3MWF/2TTh May 13-17 Final Exams 3 beyond money paid to the Activities Fee. collective bargaining, since it Intersession clearly determines the working May 17 Registration conditions of the faculty. May 20-June 13 Classes However, the Association also June 14 Final Exams recognized that the calendar is of ABORTION Lobbys It is the position of the editorial board of the Quill that the A number of speakers Decision! recently-passed Rhode Island Abortion Law violates the personal representing a variety of groups rights of the citizens of Rhode Island. and organizations are scheduled . A plurality of Rhode Island voters are Catholic. A State to appear in the course STUDENT ROLE?!!! congressman relies on a plurality of his constituency to be re-elected. "Lobbying and Pressure Groups" ls it coincidental, morally motivated, or politically motivated that a (Pol. Stud. 308) taught by Mr. Recently, students have revision. Psychology is one of pro-Catholic anti-abortion law was recently passed? Will the Catholic John Stout during the next six to begun to wonder exactly what these. Church be allowed to impose its religious doctrines on the state's eight weeks. The first speaker will academic ca lendar and New courses will be opening entire populace, whether they agree or not? We can't wait for the be Mr. Edwin Brown, curriculum they will be enrolling up in the fall in the area of endless legal battles to subsist and the eventua) Suoreme Court ruling. Secretary-Treasurer of the under for the Fall semester. The business corporation and We must petition now! AFL-CIO of Rhode Island, who main question put to Dean education, urban environmental w i II discuss the goals of his Uehling has been, "Do the planning, choreography, and a organization and the various ways students have a say in the change in the methods of THE QUILL IS WILLING the AFL-CIO attempts to dev el opmen t of their introduction in various freshmen influence public policy. This will take place on Monday, March 26 curriculum?" courses. TO HELP Also the consolidation at 1:00 p.m. in Room 501. If you agree with · the QUILL editorial position that the Another speaker, Mr. E.A. "Yes," says Dean Barbara problem in the business and anti-abortion law is not only flagrantly unconstitutional but morally Palmer, President and General Uehling, "but we need more engineering area is in for a unjust, help us flood the State House with formal demands upholding Manager of the Providence communication in this area program requirement change. the high court's ruling. Detach and send, or drop off this form at the Chamber of Commerce, will between faculty and students." Proof of student influence on the QUILL's Office. Recently, the academic appear before the class on Friday, clirriculum is the Introduction to March 30 at 1 :00 p.m. in Room committee of the Student Senate · Journalism course initiated last I feel that the recently-passed Rhode Island anti-abortion law is 501 to discuss his organization talked with the dean's advisory semester. unconstitutional and morally objectable. I sincerely hope the State council about establishing the and its activities. Dr. Topf, who was the head legislation quickly gives up its useless endeavor and passes some fair Plans are being formulated best courses for each of the six of the English Department at the and constitutional abortion legislation. for other speakers who represent divisions, Dean Uehling said. t ime, said, "The course was Signed The curriculum committee is such organizations as the John initiated informally at the request --Resident of Rhode Island Birch Society, the National being revised with a faculty seat . of ten students." The students , --Non-resident Education ·Association, and for each division and two student also had the final decision as to Roger Williams College Ecology Action of Rhode Island. seats. Feedback is a necessary the selection of the instructor. requirement for the evaluation of Announcements will be made Both Dr. Topf and R. Watson THIS MAY BE A FINAL EFFORT-BUT IT'S AT LEAST THAT. any course, and change comes agree that the best type of when arrangements are complete. only with evaluation. feedback is either a petition for a Dean Uehling said that specific course or an informal during the last few semesters talk with your particular division many subjects have undergone head. CARNIVAL .. April Isl - 7th Time 6:J)O-II:OOpm Career Interviews April Isl and 7th opened all day WE DNESDAY, MARCH 21 Lutz Engineering Co. TUESDAY, MARCH 27 For E ngineering majors and Consumer Value Stores FIREWORKS April 6th .al 9:00 P':" people in terested in t h ej A ll seniors interested i n Management Training Program. Management Program. RWC Bristol . R.I .. Sponsored by RWC Student Senate ~ ~~~ · I Editorials I tf II:. ·w l"UIN I

Can it be that Roger Williams' Theatre Department over-estimated Speaking of Contracts the students body's value of the dollar this past week when they put BY RICHARD CHEW on an excellent version of Oscar Wilde's play, "The Importance of Being Earnest?" Or can it be that culture, along with most everything There has been a great deal the dorms, because I though they wanted the other guys' money. else, has also died on campus. of talk over the dorm contract. might not let me out then. I strongly object to this Unquestionable, there is something wrong somewhere when a The talk has been over the fact Two friends of mine wanted contract because flfSt-year college play, regardless of its caliber, can be held here in a 160-seat auditorium that when you move into the to leave because they, too, didn't students, like myself, don't really and not attract a full house. As of this paper's printing, neither the • dorms you pay by the semester, like the dorms. They wanted an know what they're getting Wednesday nor Thursday production attracted anything near even a but you also must live there for apartment off campus, they themselves into, because they've half-house. the year. explained their displeasure to the never experienced dorm life Is it that that dollar charge was exorbitant? Not unless everyone If you decide that dorm life school officials,. and neither was before. In my case, I didn't know here is on welfare. Or is it that past productions have been grave is not for you during the first let out. I had agreed to the contract disappointments? Not in recent memory. Or, maybe, just maybe, there semester, you're stuck there for I don't think this is fair because my parents handled all was something better to do- like drinking beer, or watching TV, or the year unless you can come up because the situation in the the papers. When they filled out anything else that takes up time. with a damn good excuse, which dorms is very bad and the school the papers, I told them to request Roger Williams is fortunate to have a Theatre Department and a is something very few people can is not doing very much to change solid group of individuals within it who are willing to spend endless do. if. a single room. They put me in a hours working for that elusive ideal- "perfection." Why the dorm contract? A· student I know was a double room the day I came to The quickest wey to destroy this desire is to insult, by simply not Money-why else? The school Resident Assistant the first move in. I wasn't prepared to live attending, their final work. In this particular case, the student body makes a nice profit on the people semester (an R.A. is the head of a with someone else, because I like has once again bitten the hand that feeds it. who live in the dorms, so they're dorm unit). He didn't enjoy the peace and quiet, so I can sleep What hurts the most is that it was good food. not going to want many people job so he told the school he was and study when I want. My to move out. going to resign his position roommate had classes at 8:00 Why does someone want to second semester. He wanted to every morning. I didn't, so I was move out? In my case, I had leave the dorms so he was going awakened every morning. I several reasons. For one, I to appeal to get out. They said he wonder how many other people couldn't believe how bad dorm was free to leave because his had the problem of requesting a On tlle Abortion Issue life was. Another, I don't live far services were no longer needed. single room and getting put into a Crom home and I often ate at I ask, why should he be free double room. BY Timothy Hosmer home or off campus, because the to leave with no excuse, while Although the school is within There should be a line that supreme. No institution ot any food was so bad in the cafeteria. two guys with an excuse were legal bounds in using the dorm separated the doctrines of the kind should infringe upon the When you live in the dorms, you told to stay? The school no contract, morally, I think they Church from the wishes of the rights and freedoms of women to MUST buy a food ticket which longer needed him, but they are being very, very unfair. state. In order for governments to decide for themselves if they enables you to eat breakfast and function efficiently, the clergy want to have an abortion or not. dinner at school (no lunch Another View must not participate, due to It must be remembered that included). This food ticket is biasness of its teachings. Laws before the 20th century, most about $300, and I seldom ate must be for the benefit of all; not wa rs were instigated by the there. One time I was there a just for some, nor should they be church. The 30-Years War is a student found a worm in his What's Security? based on archaic religious beliefs. classic example of this. Will this corn. Need I say more? Another reason I wanted to BY John Moreau A woman's body and what con test confrontation lead us heedlessly into a modern day leave was that my mother was Lately, there has been a are able to walk up from the Nike she can or cannot do with it is having health problems so I deterioration in the protection of not the business of the church or "Holy War." site or from the area south.of the wanted to help around at home. peo pie and property on the dorm without being detected by the state, but that of the r------.... When I explained this fact to the campus. Many students are individual woman. Ask yourself, the guards." Concerning the school they agreed to let me out. finding this out when they return guards making hourly rounds, do the teachings of the church Warning Grades Don't get me wrong. I to their rooms or cars each night. correspond to this day and age, another student said, "It's useless wanted to help around at home; There have been a few students because they punch in at a or did they better fit the Middle but I also wanted out because I who have been accosted after station and you don't see them Ages when Church law ruled Due March 23rd didn't like living there at all. I certain on-campus activities for another hour." involving outsiders and students. ~ didn't say anything to the school Security remains a major about the fact that I didn't like The lack of security has led to probfem simply because the ·· Theater Craf tmenship the vandalization of student student body appears to be rooms and cars. According to one divided over the question of how BY JONATHAN PAVLO More student, "televisions, stereos, and much security is necessary. The furniture on the stage Department re-upholster the · tapeplayers have headed the list Students who have been for the play, "The Importance of furniture. of stolen goods." victim i zed want stronger Being Earnest," by Tennessee Philinda Stryder and Tony Recently, the college controls; while the less Williams, was loaned to the Risoli did the upholstering under RWC Testing tightened the security in an effort unfortunate see no need of Theater Department by Trinity the direct ion of William to curb the problem of theft and having guards on campus. Square Repertory Company, the Grandgeorge. The furniture is BY JONATHAN PAVLOW vandalism. Security guards were Deacon's Bench of Warren , and dated from the Victorian era and The results of the water stationed in the parking lots. A the Economy Used Furniture upholstered in blue or gold-the samples taken for testing by Mr. guard shack and chain barrier Company of Warren, under the quality of which is the best job of Munger's Environmental were erected at the main entrance agreement that the Theater upholstering I've seen. Chemistry class have been to the college; and, finally, a new National r------... tabulated and recorded. All that pos ition, "Night Security is left to do is to graph the results Coordinator," was created. These and make comparisons of the recent initiatives are constituents Wildlife results. of a "New Security Plan." the Ecology 'class is doing The college population is terrestrial studies in an effort to divided over the new security . bring more of an awareness of Week plan and what should be done to our environment on a practical UJl}e correct the situation. Some BY Jonathan Pavlow (@utll level. National Wildlife Week For those of you who are students feel that the new plan will restrict their mobility. begins Sunday, March 18 through concerned about the environment Others, the majority of whom Saturday, March 24. This will in which you live, and for those have been victimized, feel that mark the 36th Annual National Published Weekly in Prov.&: Bristol' of you who should be, National more stringent measures should Wil dlife Week. The theme of this Wildlife Week is three days be enforced by the Security year's week will be " Discover away-the 18th through the 24th. by Student Publications, Inc. Department. The student body Wildlife- it's too good to miss." has come to a consensus on tvw Shirley Temple Black has issues dealing with campus been named Honorary Chairman Phone 2.55-2146 Dormitory security. The first point is that of National Wi ldlife Week and has the problem is attributable to been Special Assistant to the Under«raduate newspeper published for Ute students ~ RWC! Government both students and non-students. Chairman of the President's Proviclenc:e and Brlstel. ft.I. It shall be or•Hlled to provide a news The second is the lack of Council on Environmental i1ervic:e to the studel'lt body. It shall alto be c:oesldered legally consistency displayed by the Quality. She has been very autonomous from the c:orporate- struc: t u~ of Rocer · Wiiiiams Development guards in performing their duties actively involved in U.S. Colleice as It ts supported totally by the students throup the (checking autos, etc.). One environmental affairs. i;tudent activity ltt and outside advertlslnic revenue. In this sense It BY Jonathan Pavlow student said that "my friend was The emphasis this year is on must M responsible only to the student body of Ro1er Williams Dorm Government started allowed on the campus by the wildlife management, and the ('olle"'· t:nslicned editorials represent the views of this pap.r. their session at 6:40 p.m. in the guard who neither checked the Federation is urging the public to Thf'y do not u c:essarlly renec:t the opinions of the rac:ulty. ad· Common Lounge. A discussion of get out and see life in its natural ministration. or st•nt body .. a whole. saicned editorials. car nor had the driver sign in." the reviewed case of Bob Flook He went on to say that " I can see setting and take advantage of the columns. re,·lews and letters represent the p.rs•al ''le•·• of the was brought forth. The discussion varied programs offered. writers. no reason in posting a guard if he included the question of whether James M. Williams Editor-in-Chief or not a member of Dorm isn't going to check the cars, look David F. Husband Government has the right to vote for stickers, or ask the driver Managing Editor on the Judicial Board. A vote was Carolyn Boudreau what his purpose is for entering Business Manager taken as to whether or not Bob, the campus." Photo Jonathan Pavlow News Editor as a chairman, remains on the "The plan," according to one Jack Kelly Sports Editor Judicial Board. The vote went ten student, "has many holes in it, Gary F. Gardner Cultural Editor in favor of Bob staying on the b ut I realize that monetary Club News Mike Zacks Board, one neigh, and one problems are probably the reason Photo Editor abstained. ATTENTION PHOTO CLUB Bob Andreozzi behind such an inadequate Art & Features The meeting was started and security problem." Another MEMBERS: Important meeting Contributors: Ed Giarusso, Louis Gingerella Thursday, March 15. All ...... conducted without any time student said that "outsiders are .______Al Mannarelli, Laurie Werthessen. being wasted-in good business not hindered Crom coming on members. Unit 9 Lounge, 8:00 fashion . campus by the present plan. They p.m. • ...... I I I • - y · - • • Gibson & Stromberg Greetings From by Gary F. Gardner

****COMMANDER CODY guessed. Even though it's six AND HIS LOST PLANET minutes in length I feel as though AIRMEN ... {PAS-6031) Chock they save the last moments of full o' Hot Licks, Cold Steel and play for the best cut. Wayne Truckers Favorites ...such as the Henderson plays trombone and very first cut (called TRUCK Nesbert "Stix" Hooper is the STO P ROCK) and every man in the percussion dept. other ... zefty type stuff, ya know? assorted friends play guitars on the average pretty decently TRUCK DRIVIN' MAN is once (should 've listened who, where, more immortalized in wax just etc.) If ya missed the first crusade for Max Petri...check it! Memphis there's still time to catch on .. .I Curtis wrote IT SHOULD'VE can't wait for the next. BEEN ME. and the gang around the listenin' room was bustin' and ****THE FEATURE OF tearin'. .. we love this album All THE WEEK****I don't like Green loves trucks, but Manny pickin' and choosin', but ... the night visitor thinks nothin's ****THE DARK SIDE OF better than Conway. Snap it up. I THE MOON ... 's ninth know it's a year old this month ... (SMAS-11163) Pink Floyd Tonight At 8 in Providence but like teacher says, "better late Decals, the big thing now and than .. .uh, what did they do? posters-two of each are not the Drama at R.W.C. DICGY LIGGY LO , almost two on l y big bonuses in this minutes and full of nice toonful al b um ... Christ, that's an sounds. Andy Stein is hereby understatement-the s pecial The Importance of Entertainment commended for fine fiddlin' and effects done by the group were sax. listed as Taped Effects and very As the lights come up on the make his face look more boyish, silence" was well-played and innovative and impressive in a third main season production of at times he almost gets into a nicely directed. Bracknell had ****THE S ECO N D non-snob way. Guitar work by THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING tantrum .. .instead of showing us gorgeous lines, maybe the best, CRUSADE {BTS 7000) especially on EARNEST, I find myself dazzled anger he raises his voice and but everyone got their laughs A really good show, folks! MONEY deserve credit as does by the setting .. .if not for the screams-blowing the whole gig even Me rriman ; (Denis The Bank is called The Crusaders Dick Parry's Sax (even moreso on appearance of Gordon Argo in and establi shing himself as a good Demessianos) the butler imported an d made this four-sided US AN D THEM). Everyone does the role of Lan (Thank you, sir), whipping post for the other from the new world who couldn't instrumental piece of music so vocal work except and Algernon Mo ncrieff actors on stage ...ar e we laughing make up his mind whether or not well that I can't really believe it who must use as much energy (portrayed by Richard Wilber) at the right characters??? he needed to walk hunched or till half way thru side two when working all of his body into the this comedy of manners may Moving right along, we have not!!! it starts growing leafy stuffs in Percussion section of Pink Floyd. have laid out like a miss-fired our optimism restored by Donna Miss Prism, very seriously my ear. I love the middle of side is incredible with Ferrara (Hon. Gwendolen rocket. C olor played an played by Mary Steeves, was very two; AIN'T GON' CHANGE A _his lyrics as well as his bas~ .. important part in the staging of Fairfax) in all her sweetness yet determined {in her softness) to THANG written by Wilton Richard Wright pleads with the show; in fact, if not for the class. She had full control of the touch the audience more deeply Felder, on sax and bass, has the the keyboard s and t hey re-upholstery (thanks to Phil and stage when she wanted it and than any other player on most incredible horn piece--only knew what to do with it when graciously submit. Someone Tony) the first act wo.uld have stage ... h er revelation was natural! Joe Sample writes the walked in the room and she got it. All of these attributes been set p ~etty plainly. fascinating and if it weren't for best cuts on the album; namely, compared them to YES .. .I smiled Everything in the Production add to her stickiness and perhaps the light, airy quality in the A MESSAGE FROM THE that's why the audience loved her widely and said, "so sorry mate, Departme nt was simpl y character o f R ev. Canon INNER CITY , with marvy guitars but you must be on the wrong workable. Any mention for Lady as well as Rich Wilber. Algernon's Chasuble, DD, acted with vitality then A SEARCH FOR SOUL movements and gestures along side of another moon," then Bracknell's and Gwendolen's and vigor, despite his age, featuring his piano for nine and smiled including a wink to Joe with his smile made me hate g owns wou l d not be an b y Kenneth Oullette ...smooth, one half minutes of hornful who wasn't reall y here as he hjm-as I egged him on. overstatement. I should even like easy. He sums Mr. Mahoney's delight...the last song on side four swayed in chair. Miss Cecily Cardew played to get a haircut from Him's Salon pe r forman ce up r ather was also a best. DO YOU Tid bit-Tonite you may see with vitality by Betsy Carlin in Providence after seeing the well ... "Your guardian has a very REMEMBER WHEN? by our PINK FLOY D at the Civic Center seem ed to bloom with the phenomenal job he did on most emotional nature." man Sample ... you prob'ly if it hain't sold out. of the males in the cast. Styling watchful guidance of Wm. Incidentally (my favorite the women's hair must have been Crandgeorge and her word of the week!) the name a real chore, so I checked it out performance could be summed ERNEST comes from the old and sure enough, every night up in the words of dear Dr. German for Vigor {.. .that's you, JoAnn from the Caboret Salon Chasuble, "You've done a Richard ... ) and als.o for struggle (here in Bristol ) was in the Green beautiful action today, my dear." (that's you, Jack) and in the end STEVIE WONDER Room combing up last-minute Pity that her dress was sadly earnestness ... which today can touches ... the additions to Lady simple and her hair almost as if mean assurance and I'm sure I Bracknell's Hair were riotous; nature might have left if??? could not have been assured a incidentally, her character was as I loved the scene between the mich nicer evening in any other well put together as her costume ladi es (Gwendo l en and way. The ·end, or course, was TICKETS AVAIABLE and she was so finely depicted Cccily) ...so catty!!! The beauty utterly improbably and pleasingly by Philenda Stryker; yidda, of it ...confronting the truth ...so so; therefore, I thank everyone y idda, y idda .. .let's make no trivial...so petty ... so earnest??? involved with the production for mistake about it. The intermission show really showing others how to IN S·AS .Off ICE The part of Algernon could (involving propsters , grips, and work with serious intent ... or almost never be overplayed and lighting technicians) killed the earnest. Rich handled it with finesse; 'tis a over-eager au dience who pity I can't say the same for the remained in their seats, waiting role of John Worthing. Jack for the last act to begin. Mahoney had the unfortunate The play was long and experience of being cast as John terribly drawn out- I do believe Worthing and then learning that the audience could have taken a his English Accent could not hold bit of speed and not lose any wit. true for any longer than a line er Motivation and direction two. The only other thing I can were lacking at times but possibly say is, why??? dress John in boy fair for the most part. The blue and give him a haircut to Facing, along with a "dignified CALLING ALL CLOWNS by this Wednesday ... if we don't get you - you get us - slip a note under· the Quill office door - to, Garth A. Clone The Importance of Being Earnest. t 1na1 Hoop ~tats How To Mend A Broken Heart Guinevere's broken wiper fans were screamin' for from the new album and are Se ason: ;;on 19 Los t 7 scratched the shield and did in recognition and diggin' the newer carried for the most part by Mayflower Confe rence: I/on 11 Lo:;t 1 the foggy dew as i parked a few s tuff like " I SAW A NEW Barry (the most together of the blocks away from the Palace last MORNING" For the most part, band). They were "Momin' of Sunday. My name wasn't on the the audience was young and m y Ii fe" and " Living in press sheet and i said to a friend Chicago" ... well done. On Field Foul Total under the spell of the Gibb Bros. ~ ~ ~ by tele pathy, "Here we go (Barry, Maurice, and Robin), but 'ch icago ' maurice played Go als Tries ~ ~ again," but the bird in the crow's the show was so tight and the accoustic guitar and Robin stole nest went· and got us a pass antics of the boys were so comic the second verse ... this is common (surprise!) and we were in. This is at times that everyone was reall y for the bros.; in fact, very rarely J)llight 1.latcher 26 220 60 500 19. 2 the first concert ever that your looking forward to each number. does any one song get sung by writer has ever attended and They o p ened with an one lead all night. I.3 rry ·. : il ~ iams 25 127 ) 29 1).2 75 received actual seats ... and what overture of sorts based on "The One of the best received lidlph iioberti 26 1.n 37 291 11. 2 seats!! Special thanks to Bruce N.Y. Mining Disaster" (the trio songs was "Run to Me;" Barry for the best concert the PALACE waited in the wings). Glen Hale made a fine take-off and Robin Bill Price 25 124 16 264 10.6 has ever given me. Sitting on the lead the mini-philharmonic and is (the liveliest of the bros.) went floor of the orchestra pit gave me higher like stage two, soaring up Jim Ho;>per 26 99 24 222 8.5 the group's travelling conductor. the opportunity to really see the Along with the troupe came Alan over the 'oohs' and 'ahs' of the Dan Corria 21 67 rn 152 7. 4 show without the typical bopper Kendall on Lead (Les Paul) audience and harmonizing bettj:!r actions and reactions flying about than ever ... the orchestra, in part, Bob Hennenb<3 r ,;er 19 54 17 125 6. 6 Guitar an d Dennis Brian and distracting me. · drumming. After the orchestra clapped in time and helped make &arrinc ton Scott• 2) 6) 16 142 6.1 .THE BEE GEE's along with played it was like the Academy the one-night-marriage seem a bit fifteen members of the R.I. more realistic. The strings were Gc orge · De a n 23 58 18 134 5.8 Awards; the music swells and the Philharmonic Orchestra, brough brothers stroll across the stage, angelic, the horns just enough, !:lob Ortiz 17 29 3 61 J . 5 mostly nostalgic feelings to plug in and tun into "To Love and the Harp a finishing touch Providence, but certain newer Somebody," and Maurice had his and well loved. f> i ll Dro1m 0 8 1. 6 5__ --~ fling for the evening when he Wh e r e did the night Totals RWC 972 284 222$ 85 . 7 took off his Rickenbacker Bass go?'??where did the Bee Gee's Opp 76, JOO 18)0 70. 3 and donned a six-string (same go???the audience was in an POETRY name) whipping into rowdiness, uproar... s tompin' an clappin' and despite the jeers from twin no more~??Sudde nly an usher & brother Robin, doin' a piece comes out on stage and utters called " la y it on me"... rnr. something about the Kinks versatile also plays the piano, but having left the building and MIME d oesn't take to singin' leads everyone laffed as they headed FRt E CLASSIFIEDS much. out and home with soft sounds Two really fine songs come still hummin' in their ears. 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