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T H E L a W /1 ^ A U i1 O..Mb U * Aui lot e 0 0/ DO T h e L A W X V J O l'N 1 1 / 1 1 ^ Volume X (il — Number 25 Lawrence University, Appletop, Wisconsin Friday. Mav 4, 1973 Tenement Weeks Bids Sentimental Farewell Tenement Week this year is of to be a test of handling skills special significance, because it is Sunday, May 13. Prizes will be the Last Annual Brokaw awarded, but what they will Tenement Week. As such, it consist of has not yet been should prove to be an appropirate determined. climax to Brokaw’s great con­ Other dorms are said to be tribution to the Lawrence considering participating in the community for the last sixty activities Colman Hall may have years as a residence hall “par a water-balloon throwing booth, excellance” for men. It is dif­ and Sage is thinking of having a ficult for someone who has not rat race. lived there to fully understand Faulkner also said that there and appreciate what the will be "constant beer" available “ Brokaw experience” is all during the activities. The price of about. Underneath all the gaiety a beer will be 10c to the wearer of and sheer fun. Tenement Week an official Tenement Week T- serves the very important pur­ shirt and 20c to those without one. pose of informing the Lawrence T-shirts can be purchased for community about an obscure but $2.00 at the food centers or from nonetheless great tradition, that Brokaw House Council members. of life at Brokaw. Judging from the first two The Last Annual Brokaw annual tenement weeks and the Tenement Week’s activities, evolution of Brokaw’s version of according to Scot Faulkner of the a celebration of life since May Brokaw House Council, will start 1971, it is apparent that for all of Marat Brings Revolution on Friday, May 11. us who have resided there, the On Friday night, May 11, at last annual tenement week will 8:00 there will be a concert be a sentimental farewell to an at the base of Union Hill spon­ important influence on our lives To Lawrence Wednesday sored by the Special Events at Lawrence. It should stir the committee. Performing will be hearts of l^awrence men (and the popular blue-grass group, women) of Brokaw and their fond memories of the serious Wednesday night at 8 p.m. in character, to his role in the Duperret; Paul Nelson as radical Monroe Doctrine, a member of academic atmosphere that Stansbury Theatre of the Music- production. Paul Nelson plays revolutionary Jacques Roux; and which happens to be the son of pervaded the dorm, of the I)rama Center this term’s major Jacques Roux, a former priest Mark Malinauskas, assistant Lawrence’s own Professor Fred sporadic and spontaneous production, The Persecution and turned zealous revolutionary. professor of theatre-drama, as Schroeder. dem onstrations of good will Assassination of Jean-Paul Like he once followed the Church, the Herald. Saturday, May 12, is described toward native Appletonians Marat as Performed by the In­ according to Nelson, “Roux Marat-Sade presents conflict by Faulkner as “Camp Day.” which undoubtedly contributed to mates of the Asylum at follows Marat with religious on stage, immersed in the depth Brokaw men will march en the ever-improving relationship Charenton. under the direction of devotion.” of other things and many people. masse to breakfast in the mor­ between the residents of Brokaw the Marquis de Sade, will begin a “I was your ally four years ago English critic Peter Brook wrote ning. This is to be followed by a four performance run before when we started fighting, Marat, of the play “Starting with its title, game of “capture the flag”, and the community, and, of course, of the excellent heating Lawrence and Appleton and by your side I’ll stay; but it’s everything about this play is played with water balloons after and plumbing facilities. audiences, under the direction of been a long four years, Marat, designed to crack the spectator which there will be a game of Tenement Week should provide Mesrop Kesdekian. and the time has come for you to on the jaw, then douse him with “beer,ball.” A twelve-hour those who have been spared this Marat-Sade is a fiction based lead the people. They’re waiting ice-cold water, then force him to pinball tournament will be held facet of life at Lawrence with a on facts. In Weiss’s play, Sade, an for anyone and if you won’t step assess intelligently what has within the dorm (presumably in taste of the experience that is inmate at Charenton, writes a in now, it’ll be too late.” happened to him.” the basement). That night, or Brokaw. play about the murder of Jean- “The revolution is our only The play will be performed rather, Sunday morning at 1:00 Paul Marat, a revolutionary who salvation, Marat.” nightly at 8 pm. through a.m. an award banquet will take died 15 years before the play’s “You had great visions, Marat, Saturday in Stansbury. Tickets, place at Koepke’s Home-Style 180« setting. The two men never and 1 share them with you. But at $2 for adults, $1 for students Restaurant. Some of the above information actually met, but the play’s the time is ripe, and things aren’t through college, and free for L.U. There will be a long distance may have changed. Check dialogue does represent the basic much different than they were students with an I D, card, are race for ten-speed bikes through your 'PHIS WEEK for times differences in the two men’s four years ago. You can change available through the University the Fox Cities and a shorter race and dates. philosophies and reflects some of them, but you must act now.” Box Office. for other kinds of bikes, designed their actual writings. • “You had some truly The actors in Sade’s play are revolutionary ideas even before the inmates of the asylum, who in you came to the revolution, but reality did act in presentations they only laughed at you. Don’t that were attended by Parisian let that stop you Marat. They’re elite who took as much pleasure always ready to laugh at the Human Equal Rights Topic in watching the antics of the innovators, the creative geniuses lunatics as from the plays who dare to challenge tradition. themselves. You believed above all that the A Lawrence actor reacted, in power of reason would triumph Of Seminar May 6 - May 17 over ignorance and oppression. Don’t let go of your faith in men’s Handy Who?extreme rationality!” Heralded by posters asking, p.m. in Riverview Lounge. Dr Family,” with Dianne Kahn, a • This is the third major theatre “Is It a Boy or a Girl? Is It a Man Bleier will discuss “ Sexual member of the Oberline College production that Kesdekian, or a Woman?” the Human Equal Differences: Fact and Fiction,” Kandy Newman will perform in Psychological Services center, associate visiting professor of Rights Seminar (H E R.S.) is and the respondents will be Dr. and William Stuart, assistant the Lawrence Chapel Monday. theatre-drama, has directed at slated for Lawrence from May 6 Peteranne Joel, research professor of anthropology at May 7 at 8 p.m. Randy Who. you Lawrence. When he taught at to May 17. associate in biochemistry at Lawrence, leading the ask? Randy Newman, the Lawrence twice previously, he The seminar, sponsored by the Lawrence, and Dr. George discussion brilliant, bashful, 28 year old directed Brendan Behan’s The Human Relations Committee, Savage, M I) Ruth Bleier is an composer and performer whose Everyone is invited to tromp Hostage in 1969 and Bertolt Downer Council, and the Public associate professor of over to the Red Room at Downer songs have been recorded by Brecht’s Three Penny Opera in Occasions Committee, is aimed neurophysiology at the Center for a luncheon scheduled Nilsson, (“Nilsson sings 1970. He is producer and director at both women and men in the University of Wisconsin. from 12:45 p.m. 1 30 p.m. Those Newman’’) Judy Collins (I Think of The Green Hills Theatre in Lawrence community and is Saturday, May 12, will be one of at the meal will have an op it’s Going to Rain Today’’) and Reading, Pa., and in addition to designed to be provocative and the main events of H.E.R.S., portunity to informally chat with Three Dog Night (“Mama Told directing and acting, Kesdekian educational rather than doc­ when workshops will run in workshop coordinators and the Me Not to Come"). has also taught at Pennsylvania trinaire. Presenting a theater Riverview Lounge from 9:30 a.m. Why should I pay $2 to see winners of the H E R.S. contest State University, The American group, lectures, and workshops, to 3:00 p.m. There will be two Randy Newman, you say’’ will be announced. The contest Theatre Wing and Academy, the seminar will consider the morning sessions, 9:45 a.m. Randy’s performances have deals with the photo of a campus University of South Florida, and ramifications of sexual typing 11:00 a m and 11:15 a m —12:30 figure in cap and gown on the earned the first hand praise of Hartford University. both within the university en­ p.m. Session I will cover Dylan, McCartney, and nearly posters and contestants are to vironment and without; striking “Barriers to Equal Opportunity guess if this individual is a male every practicing rock critic.
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