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of HI"'" _\JtJ\\ , '. X NO.9 .A r PI., fl, 1963 20 Hamlet's Dir-eetoF, Butman' 'Pulic-e-R-eleas8IBMC Picketers

Discusses - Uncut Version 'Vro B ,:"oad mea d oUZs' 0 'Vr id � . A'-- _. _ m : n� ... _. ' The tour Bryn Mawr students, - K d1 terred to. othe; ,chools tn the but no action was taken until about ath y B au n, Edna Perkins, Dana 8:45. t 5 .. U- area, and tbeschool wtll eventuaJty Then almost tbeentirepoUee Pu rv and arB UllT__a Ranney, . P be closed. torce. a Iteare d and advanced re sled last� Thursday for picketing tn- Ttle students were told toward the school. at the F rankJln Elementary School (ormally that th\JV'c'k"-e. -. agatnst The stancl·lns and picketerscon- • at and tn Cb est er were reI eased (rom them ' Ja11 on affray" .'Unlawtul assembly tlnued as before. Every Ume the th e B roa d mea d ows Coont y r had been dro�...-- pollee PllIed someone from the F d.y. .. However I a fa.;tt)'er working on the lines at the school doors someone Their releaseeame shortly after 01 case In behalf of one the ar- else woutif' move In to close the th e Ch est er Scbool Board's an- line. rested studtints found that while the The demonstrators kepttheir nooncement th at I n response t�the not .. l charces are • 'de 165 at the present betn- arms Ilnked tOielher.• making It pic e ters manos, pils pu processed, they remain on the ditUcutt to separate them. Many at Franklln School will be trans- . '0 record. -were dragge4. away �forclbly and a' . bUt The following Is a repOrt of few had to be carried. there wbat ba:pPeneG duffng-lhe tweoiY- was 'flotblng that could call� Mildred NOFthro'p part be four hours the arrested In Jal1. students violence on lh,e of either spent police or demonstrators. Dies From J!,ljuries by E4h Perklaa The poUce were arresting the Last picketers as well as the stand-ins. Sustained In Fire Thursday mornlnr white tustUy They later tried to this ac;· and Negro demonstratorsgathel'ed by MUdred B. Northrop. profesSor tlon saying the picketers were way, be the and cha of the of at the Franklin School ln Chester "To th1ne own self Is advice that di Jrman Department In their which was no doubt as Clau us (Terry Van In an attempt to keep it closed for Brunt) otters Laertes (peter Moskovitz) Economics, dJed Tuesday In the true. Gertrude (Jane Robblns) S had the third successive day. They loo�s on. �yn.Mawr. HOSpital. he been u At the' I'Olice staUon we were by Rolan Unked arms and san g they bito Fleek. '64 that bospitallzed as a result oIlojurles -sent a cell block with the cell and Wen¢r Wntbrook, "&I rhythm and phraslng' gave 10 blocked the entrances. open. bad austained a fire at ber home In doors Each cell a sink, new meaning to the words we 12. U An is on November front of them, picketers, un a toUet-, and a m etal shelt tor a UDCut HAMLET pra. think we know so well." joined fortunately has She the Bryo Mawr faculty without many signs, �d. _�.J!.bole place smelled of duced as rarely as Aeschylus In The stage production been a.s QU an circled slowly. Across the street stale aJr anddislntectant. a' lecturer In economIcs d stood It ' Gree " say. Bob �·tman. dtrec- planned to allow the poasiblUtles I 1949. At fine f became a professor n Before many local NelT08s. was end of the corridorhU III' to the uncut HAMLET to be wltblD the play tree expreulon 8 21, coming to Bryn Mawr, she had explained later by thoae arrested picket slln that read UNow Is the g ven at p.m., Novem�r' and to emphasize its northern at 22, that most of Chester's Negroes bour." Whenever a new group 23, Ttl gned been head of the Department of Roberts Hall, -Haverford. setting. e s et, dest by prisoners it." Is Economies and Sociology at lJood sympathize 'With the demonstra· arrtved, everyone tlNo one should miSS Chris Glass, a highly fUnctional has tn 'tiona but some are afraid to Join cheered, shook hands. and slapped When asked how he Coll e, taught Ecooomics at Inter. one, conveylng Its slmpUclty eg oJ each ot lloe Hunter college and was a Fello'W them. other on the back. preted the play, Mr. Butman re and starkness both the "I - ' In From the beginning, police cars We were tlnally taken to another pUed that found in'worklng witJi. tractc m ode of the play and the the BrookUngs IIlstltute and ' cruised up down tne ,st et. (Co"Wru�lon' page 4) HAMLET that the lmposltlon otany sparse vigor ot the court of Ham- Washington. f� lDUrpretation tends to let Sr: - Contrasted Tp lnst thls ouring tbe Secon,d World war,' I to up the actlon. Therefore degeneracy of the sbe was a't1nancl:i!.....advisor Is tbe lavlsb In Histo.ri� Catherine D. -SOWeD several government agendes, 'In�_"--'L&� have directed the, play simply to court under Claudius seen the S. clud1n( the Delegation to bring out u much of the matter-; rich warmth aOOcolor of the cos·" - u. OIl- . emotional and Intellectual. the United Nations Conference Searches For Franc.· s Bacon . (t08' as pos_ turning. . sible. As much on behlnd Thus tbe uhderlylng conflict of Trade and EmPloyment In Havana 1a be- 194'1-48.S auspices of amusing examples from her own Speaking WIder the oJ tasks facing the text as In th�, which the play.ts presented from tbe In he also acted as ocialhead UuD Is 01 S the Fr1en� of the Bryn Mawr uperlence the one .reason 'Wby.1t so Important ct'nntne and tben heightened by the both the Economics and Tuesday eve- b grapher. , One (0.0 College (Jbrary oJ) Eowen, io to see a play. can read and mood. and scene- changes aceom. Economy 'W the graduate nJog, Catherine Ortnker With study a script for year. without 'pushed by UghUng effects. Department of Socl'l1 Work and regard to Francis I;lacon, cast, aDd well-known biographer, explored that not balor able to visualize the real Mr. Butman, the the Social Research) at Bryn Mawr. Mrs. Bowen said she only For that some of the problems she a tensions of a scene. exam. CT", hate learped "Hamlet Miss Northrop received trer ' eed had to have' a knowledge of the and GUU- I" anct. In the·wrlUng of h8.T tatest , bUt pie,. wben Rosencrantz Is a great play :. all three bachelor 4and master of arts oJ boolc legal and pollticalscenes also halt bours oHt of ran Bacon. denstern, usuaUy considered kes a biography ""F ds are jo a (Including the- degrees from tbe University of thei sc1enWlc world, lor Bacon the Tbe lecture, enUlled "Search In play, presented uncut, Intermission). '{'he,yslncerel,bope Missouri and her doctor of · was man oC many talents and finds ing for Francis Ba on, wash1&h. one that the emot-tow ex· that everyone will come to shlre In phUoSopfly degree from Columbia C " interests, hanges � dis In 1938. U-hted" by Mrs. Bowen's orten c between them and Ha.mI'1.� tbel r covert es. Mrs. Bowen described herseU University as aOre�as Important as the dWogue. . seea . an "hlslorlcaljournalist"s1nce 0 0 •• ne a'89 an tnterestlng CoI.VI.' oZ " RI. h S S ymposl.um S c h ed u 1 es she had Iolearnaboutth ,;'vaJent facet of th.tr c�racter8 dev.lo. g t Ideas of the period and the people . • as they are pulled slowly Into the with whom Bas:on was aCQuainted klng's orbit against their real but J_ _ fl'1.... even though .he did not tnclude " - de "lre to be '!fit" S pearrers For F e b ruary Pro gram ollhis ,, � much Olaterla11n the book. Hamlet , New cast The m etings,' held in York City, "The �ance between history The and crew, nowin their Plao� for Februarfs sym. Idea tor such a conference e "The secood thfl students decided wbat would and personallty," or her ,ubjeel's seventhl week of production, nnd poslum on American ,was stimulatedby conteren'cesheld be dlacussed and who would be motivation was another area Mrs. tbe erperlence of HAMLET ex. Revolution" are sblftlng Into high at Swarthmore on Disarmament.at Nans dis. --SOwen]lad to consider as b.locra Iq . pan The Idea 'Was Introduced a invited. Accordln& to Kathy Bou· She hUeraUng and emotiOnally ex- ,ear. clude el board that . � din, It wu thIs work ··made pher.· also described several haustlng. SOme of the excitement CUSslOQS, speakers andseminars. meeUng1a.Btof the oMcersn was the that possible entire conference." Incidents In which her lnterest In lies discovering even the Already conftrrqltl speakers In- of Alllance sPrtnc. end ' l8U 1.. 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•• ...... T .. ______� ____� ____ � " .•• _ T _H_ E C�O_l_L_E_G_�E H�IWS__ _'� � � __�.__ _F _rl _��' _. _H _o _ _._� n._l �� tr- LETTERS TO Tiffi EDITOR' Con .. - Pro Picketing -'-=-'- .....: '-�...:=- , • --- the To tbe Editor: - Editor: " IS "dlsorderly conduct" in Cit, (UNP! dunlll Thing. Certain qu.Uons bavear1sen as Hall. ' I WODder 1f lboH prLr wbe> weat Qlliet ...... �." bGd.:Q'1oj aDd�r durin, �umJnIUo. , ...... '...... , . 1hr1��:I! U :. _Mil., a result of parUc1pcdJoo by Bryn At to Che.er lut week to picket and .. COU�. It tbo PrI.� Conto present all charCes bave been latnftt 011 ..". . a.deNlaI ...... ,TIl uM1..-. Br1a... . h"wr .. 8ryn ilia., M.awr .tu"-ts 10 demonstrations d1smissed, the U _1_-6.�UllJ. b'-. _. the •.. nDCe Iothe . . by CoIl.... I scbool board bas TIlle C...... '- t\tUy,nMcttd .... In pUt. wlUlout�P)'l''' t. NothbtIlh,a,l .p ...... D I.. C·-Ier, Pa. l _" .... •.1emeibtJ • Eb_Oal "rkIu.Iy � It 8t&7 1M: Hprtn&ild wholb' lKUI;.uJOft 01 the hltar- r:,.t,.. bJd. fU - .baIL-"--pt ... 10 the even�'1oUl.l" _��_'''_ ' . . or .Idered tbe eouequeac" ot tbetr In the fo1lowlnC letter to ctv,," a !Jon of the school an Immediate • ...... a.'.. .DITOaIAL ___ C, Ib'oob Kob"rd,I, '14 acUOD., Tbe CODItlblUoo ___  brief bactcround to the Cbester transfer of 168 S den� to other .� ...... - � ha . Se�-Gov . - -.1tuaUon andto answer tbese ques - _.t__ te tbat any action wbleb ------'-�-::-- -f.Ynn.thIS:: Lle:.· Losrr�.,:: s eboo1s� abandonment Of' a�ll - brt., �vorable notlee to astu- =:':itW-==-== ,=: =::'-==':"::-- ••:s��:. • • • ItM,,"bhu., Uoos. • · room a • �Olll(uce .. - cb.s'sroom aDrI", trIlDS � . , ____ Chester, • deDt ....lower...... � __ _ Ellllbllh Cfftn.:'11 ..; and tbu tile prtltlp c- ...... tlihr ... . PL, is a town ofU,OOO formation Of the coa14btn into a. �_:="__ �_HWa_"'rn •• �' 'It; Pat l'lc:ta Dr'now, e...... hi ...... )"ry H.' 'It . ot tbe collete, which Ita ...: ...... " , __ �- ,- --". . T.rrl O. Rod" 't4; Mar ret . "persODS ' " Negro. Durin, the . shelter. da� ...... ,.-.:..- g,II. �uaa.y,Ollct, ::: reputatioa 10 tile pubUc'•• ,e • ...... ;,.....clftul.UMt- r - wt several years, Negro cltJ..I. - ens It is allececl that bdn' arrested I I cou1der eel u d1ecr have 1od1Y1GaaUy and In small edltabl, � t.c; ,Junl 8oey,IUS ..I.. '". Eve ITA" HUr bmaa, ... e:roups 15 a violation of the s.U-IOV. the CoUe.. and theEJ:ee J!OUd requested theltnprovement ,'· .. tbeI:e : • rules, it br dlscred1t:upoo reMn.. tbe rtPt --to act in • _. c:bool tbat ldp I rT .' SuNUIITA'" Kcrbln '11; Slnl.t, I)f FrankUo, Elem_tary S . .: DIau n.' '14'•• ''' B. WnfwktD O. ..AL. OaU ' the coll.,e.Tbtslmpllas be1n, e&aeIi• ..... ' WUb·t, 'l5.i... �Qn r tbat y H. IkIIJtbl...:U1· PUP Br.&dl.". iM: JOI CnlUs o, .: -.u", ""=1:u_ 1 12 � Oral.trorn, PD ItlchQrdlila, PT� buJ,lt 1D 8 for ap arrested is 10 Us U dlsered.1tabl DO doubt KU'ft!II DurblD, �':wckY 'W' Bdn. P"'rkJut, "5' ilar tuden e e Tbere is In my miDd ..' liaJMUa &lramm., ,hnt' W Jlt03, Wi Plm "1; proJ:1matel, 500 s ts' now.bas ... s.b"'-"�"LLk.. ll'lth, '17; B�rJld, and is basecron the assumptionthat ttaat lDtellilooally br� tbe law ..... J:f:-a..� 1JJ; ":.JICk !!;.. "'; m are �*et GeI1aJI!!.J. !tBl"Newhouse ,I"I'IS. Ruth Janl Itoalleb,j 1200, at wbo Hecro. Ia. Is .. Del 1Is-", Jtarea "17; Laura K.n&amaD 1JJ' I\.lUOn .. 8010' '-.uIn. """"-� -----._-- .. I, be'--...... ADCII PeRI'\)' 4ndre. Surk, ii.,.bs.n TU.Ilbl. Three are bald in a boUer &A •• 'l7i Smih, �; :t,; class. '.!!i sau"''''I � aDd put 1D Jail (bardly a "reapec_ "IJJ' 1IarUya. W11I1am8. 11; room 01 a oearby there I bellev. that law a .. ..'I7iTA"" project, Is means table pubUe aeeommodaUoo") DeaieeF P:u1l .I.��:';:f6 hID Welt; la a , .odl; Gall Ht'rmIft, Gall \.."h,nllelll,Pem Eut:Gnttdt- are DO tir. _capes ud a �... to an ead as are methods of 8lOn - ecW.ab - IUaIr ..... CotulII 11"1.,.11. OtnbIP; LVDette $co , SplDlih •• dlacr le aetJoo. Tbe ... are RutH Rod1a:h.,t Colle nHOUMia coal - -�.- , bib ltarbva &ach8, R..d.Itor •• I m wu serves as a Uo"" ch as m - et � retenoa,Wtrfoa; ; aaa. IDI - om- � 5U �gs ...... - I - arcumeab on both oi tbla - .W)'IMIlwIl aides - ----"- lers. U desired end! cannot be :-r= nutum. matter _ espee1all, aloeeIt Iscon- -::;; __ (O,III/(nu �Jtprcss�tll.NB.S�Jilorilds do "", "cc�ss"irJy r�,,�. Two weeks aco-plck8tinc,orJ aeb1eved wWtln the law or by cerDedwttb tbecurreatcldl rlChta SCMI tbos� o/IIlJ .�.hrs o/the edilori"J 80(l,d.) pntzed byth. Cbtster Committee normaJJy acc�ed methods �t. , . mo..meet. Tbe ctrla mayar",e Freedom beCun then ethods tor Now, was In necouatJoa, newm mUst that tbla was 1.1J.\ enUrelyIndiVidual oitee_ order 10 dr•• the of tbe be _do c:ooe.ro •. aeUon and does. DOt Bryn Cbtster sc:hool board to the sttua.� Tbls Is e.ucUy wbat dona Civil Disobedience ' was Mawr CoUep u sueb but they . The arrest of four Bryn Mawr students in the 'Cbester. than Uon; in addWoD, a. letter mald.nC in 'Rather brtnc1n, cannot deny tbat tt was y,Chest&J' school demonstrt1tion raises questions �ed spec1tlS' demuds wasaenttotbem. 'discredit upon the colle,. 1 sUl- as aD AlI1aDc. aetJ.vUy and that a. relationship of the stu regarding not only the - Neltopar.nts went toa. planned pat that the parUclpation was college station wlllOn uaedfor dents' action to the college' s 'discredit clause," school ooard meeting to discuss b.1&h1y creditable. trlLD8portatlon to Chest.r.wu I but 'algo the inherent legality of their behavior. the problem, bowev.r, the mem- III my opinion an, actiOn taken ' o fe that the students The discredlt clause states.. bers of the scbool bOard never 1t'1s als . U by a BryDMawr5tudent,espeelally appeared. After e1&bt days of who partleJpated lntbedemonstra- wbe'n she 18 In residence at the The Executi've Board reserves the right sUenee from the sebool board, �ns did not fully Wlderstand the Collep. must 'be! considered a to act at any time it feels that a student's a s.cond form 01. direct actJoo sltuatJon and w.re not prepared reDectloa OD tbe entire coUeee conduct is contr.ary to the spirit of the commenced -- blocldng the doors for the .vents. In certain cases community. AUhoueh I reanze rules or brings discredit to the College, of the sc:hooL. Arres� resulted this is deflnUely true asthe stu- tba.� !Ome persoD!. �l tbat the"_,, from tb1s and other acUoos such dents themselves bave lndJcated. was justU1catlon for wbat these ... even though such conduct may not be \ It Is hopedthe that C vU Rights girls dld. I cannotperaonaJly feel speCifically dealt with by the" , rules. l Club, havlnr had this Ilrsl exper- proUd 01 them oor ,.. Ithal the, Any action which brings unfavorable DO- applebee leoce, wIllbe prepa.red lnthe tuture have,favorably affected the pre.- tIce to a student and thus lowers the to glv. proper preparation to stu-· tlge or reputation 01. Bryn Mawr prestige' of the College, which damages dents wbo wish 10 parU�lpat.. Coli.... . LoIs Manoussoo its reputation in the publiC'S eye, or . which results in the demoralization of Mis. McBride opened th.1963- 64 school year vole!nC lheobope Ch,amber Music the Self-Government system, Is consid- To that students would be direct par_ Th e Editor: , ered as discreditable to the College. On Sunday, UlPPants in the stronte of the November 10, the It is inconceivable that a student's effort to Ne,ro to ach1eve tull equallty or; Chamber Music Groutt gave a.con- . alleviate the deplorable conditions �t the Ches- "t . cert 1nGoodbart. Bernie Berman more ,enerally, to. acbleve ree- - ter...... school, or to contribute to the nationwide dam." . and MadameJamoorendedth.pro_ . w an struggle for civil rights would lower the prestlg!, Chester Pa. marked the BE� gram ith. UQutstte piece for- this • andpl anoby LeOl"elner,TIie of Bryn Mawr, A student might persobally ob- GINNING ;" th� fUlfUlmen! 01 rloUn bope, -'. enjoymenl of such artistic eseel- , ject to having a police record, which could follow Boudin 5 lence Kathy , '6 is tndeed arare prlvlle,ea.nd her the rest of her life. But this Jll.P.st be an in- l'mln-aOutter manytound the plece, as rendered, dlvidual decision. The arrest itself is not In- very norvoua, very movlnC. ...-'Can't quite seem to cal m my Several measures after herently dlscl1editable. the be- lervors- _C ofthe �t movement,bo._ , Bryn Mawr's association with tJl.e civil rights, dn't Mo re pro di aleep a. wink !fAt Dleht, . ever, Madame Ja mbor made a a.ny movement does .in no way "lower the presttge" and don't-see sleep in 81cbt. To the EdJtor: technically breathtaktn, upthe of the college. Any of Bryn Mawr's attempts to my D1cbtly percb ooe. dark with answer to com that seal. only run � In plaints toendoothe h 1&bestand,

-� _ __. w �- m the' I-�' r B�.,- "awr students bo m.ddenln°•ly /'-"--1 I th .� Instill in students a regard-And respect lor ...,.._ � .� 0 e - . . ihe_._ , - ' 01:1 yes I meanthe readJDc room were arreSted 1D Chester last plano. worth of man by its liberal education is consist - · lqbt Tbursda.J ....brouCbtdJscr ed11oo " DOW 'ablaze with watta of ' ba There Is really no ocuse for ent with the aims of the civil rights movement. aDd lba.n the th1nk that this nolaler a chicken collece, I these stu- sort or thin" A Bryn Ma.wr It is because of the aims of this movement with cOUCblni,aoeerJnc,atomplnc, ft,M dents bave posslbly brou&ht creal pI.aoo slx:M.tld be tuned DO euller that the inherent conflict of legal issues can be clomptnc. credit to the collece.. Tbe 001- than the day before aperformance, ho p n smlr ln urpin& leges of Swuthmore, Bryn Mawr be reso�ved. It was. of course, illegal for the e m l " t " , or, tng apoorp'iano,JtwWcoout and Ha.verford .• burplnc. ar otten regarded oftune or Its ow,; ac!corcL Tobave students to block the door of the school, because b1ihty as lotellectuaUzed centers any performer the public nature of the place and the result- bad play on a poo rly of I baven't my beauty sleep, of learnln" wuh very llttle con- tuned Instrument 15 almost a stan aRt fray. Nevertheless, all prexi.ous nQJl-yioleJlJ • wbl(th fa a very. crucl:al thln& nectJon to the r.al woTId outslde�ohUsr8Speet. Theretore look ca.t£ efforts to alleviate the school sityation. had been or .lse 1 Juat Uk•• creep, the colle,e community. The stu� sbould � be taken that such ; thin, ignored. The School Board chair,man had denied not Sl�k 01 beak or swift 01 wtnc. d.nts arrested 10 Chester have never happens.aga1n.. r.eceiving a letter from the prote,stors regarding U we can work a. compromise; shown that the, ba.ve.an awar.- PltchlnCl1, and start shut ofthe outside world and the condition of the school. When every peaceful 1 can . to my ey.s, DeSS of G. Bunsbatt I'U be pr.tty, :�. • 'very. lI.e.,.. ary - _' . _ (attempt falls, the mildest, least objectionable ...... ' you'll be wise." Dar - tm uthDro s display of force is �ot un:r:easonable or un- poUlikly, We must also draw the dlstlnc- o p lIon ...... belnc arresled lor warranted, .""I� 1I None of the Chester residents were harmed disturbances baring no lonc�rana:e NSA Association Hanover, N. H. (CPS)--- The U ... cobstrucUve purposes, such as in the demonstratlan, nor were there any undue lUaWr . .�lIIOUth UDde...,...tUate COuneu B ryn. Pia.... drunken dr1vln" and betnc disturbances of the peace. Th e con! 0 t e voted 24-21 'thura. 11/1 towtth- d t ions f h arrested for dlsturbances bav1n& m the N lo l school were certainly sufficient grounds for lo.... ra ne. COIl$truetlv. purpos.. fro al oa student S �nt_.J_ E.xc ha nges : drAssoc •• laUoo. Tbe atudeDf: orp.o- protest. '.. ' . . Tou,.loo ·Southern CbrtsUan AJ'rest for tbe former ,Sbows aD fo co Iz.aUoG acted by taJUnc aJlPro- When the issues have been weighed; the de- u.,. 1D )It.u15s1ppl, and Cbey- irresponslbwty which could rea- prtaCe the ,aa annual Gtea to the mand for human liberty assumes the greatest S ' lDterooUe.. a .. od.� :!' t ::':':C:: :ie1e: =�� ':.:I,u:-:r�!s:.�� ::merotter Im rtance, and civil disobedience is a reason- , for pOSslble studentuchan,esthllS ''la tter s ws that the arrested bo Aceordlnc to the .utor of Tbe ab , even necessary, action. ,year. students are wUI.I.nC tou ld etr pbo tb Dart'mouth, the colI.eceDeW�r, . Both .chools are all-Nerro, beUe Insp teof w ch \JUt ts 1 OPposltlon, hl the actio. cam. In the .... ola been very active In 15 tn DO wa,y Note to our Subscrl'bers Touploo bas I.rrespor\S�e. . critical report 'on the NSA A o. by Because .of the Thanksgiving holiday and a the c1vU rlcbta movement wbJle These students haYe als been Dartmoutb',. eaeatat1 - , repr v_totbe ,...... ae edofDOteono.... l rl lack of funds, THE COLt"EGE NEWS will not at C�. , �� de o&tbecoo- UsoeIalI",,'. Au'" C__ on. �__ nuno cUons think - � �eDt rae...... c.. n- sequences Of their a. : J Tbey reported that tM NSA's p.!lbliSh alain until December 1 tbal OD S • , -dercrad t.. ls aD oo-tbe-spot that, the CODtrary, the, COGIld-. "weak orpnJr.atlon. and coocera We r!lret the inconvenience. but because the ltuatJons comparlsqaof theae twos ered lb•• and dedded that what with natloaal Llaues ntber tball dolnc Dumber of "tudents who subscribe to the NEWS is 10 order. Ute, were would belp the educational pollcy releptea lt toa __ .._ ..uu.....u.diaa· ...FnnIdIn school In m_ocl... _lllOii 00 ...... am. '- -t'8-SV"1t1W'(3113), w'e-aTe""foyc'ell-ro curout�1I"\1 "..· • � It to _ Cbeoler _ but the December 13th ISSlle during that IIldnth, In the ,laM", s_: -.; """dIUons, ... :.. u., Cia lie c..11rOd .. _: Ia .....GI ...... c:ItoarIi - board'sdItd _ NSA. emcera, wbo bave DOt ,. lack explaLDa the reduced DoD Tldl 0' faDd. .110 c Aillanc. caatwec. to tad'''''. to m.... tbelr deaw:Ids, tbeJ received otncJal DOUce ot wltb- covez:.a,e .f !be la.t few weeks (i.e. four �ale tn.8 ...... jOib6)D to ..- dIIt- "N r.... drawaI, dKllMd C:Ommnl wbeD . in.tead of eilbt pale I .. u�.), ...... ,r __ ' Nora CIoarman.7 qu.. _ In �lpOIa.

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, .... r Fri '. lIov-.bor22, 1963 THE COLl,EGE NEWS ..... Thr...... j \ Fry's �daptation OfRin.9 Aro und Moon Loerke· To, Head D�p�rtmeni Proves Enjoyable As"'Romantic Comedy F�r University Of Pittsburgh ...... "" c...... peters,to wooFrederlcaw&, But a ot U WUllam C. Loerk., associate Jean .etUD(. t her m•• It la A secood feature01. tbe unlTU. , joy of repertory a tbat from D1aDL After a variety of aa1f tbedtrectorbadtrted tomalte professor of History 01. Art, 15 sttywbJeb loterests..Mr. Loerkets love wins out witb ver- le Br� ..... teach 1.-�- -JC.JOi�.. do so mAOJ d1&r.tDt-compllcatloDl, II6belle into & w&rmed..O'Iu ..� ( to at the Its p'ad"llt.art.- procr.am.-Ia thlnp, Kelly Jeu-:PlQ£trt.cml... Uj- oNbrbrotbe... · ... .W .. _t:.-. ___ __._ ..aaDt, Ma'Jo:�""'tIOOmt!e � trLllekeep- _l.lm.vtuiQ:. oLPJttsbu.rcb,.-H of der _ croup drama IhIdeuta Il dar;ne Deamermort.. , played by tnc PreaCh (fl- aawoe his oewpositJoD next Y8Ir The art--""'eot .... two eo' � DlaDa • �. _�_ matinee of RING AROUND THE En LeGflllenne. as prof so cba1rman I tboup abe 11 German). a full es r and ot dowed ucha1rs." ODe 15 a Mellon • lb. Unlverstty's HenryCI.ay Frick MOONlut. .eek. Wblle the first *t draplhrouch protessorsbJp wh1cb is used CII a MOON, by and device of havlnr ODe actor RING AROUND THE the aettlDC.uP of the plot the Tbe Fine Arts Department. • basis, and beld each y� (\ra.ILslated b;rChrJ,s- lrUodueUOIl ofeharacters,(beplay Imperaonate the tw1P brothers vb1:un., -Tau. ADOUIJh b7:·c-;najortlp:e·ol tke artworldr-. up tbe-HCODd pre eat, l.DQtber dlttlcUlt)'. un-• -... I."'r F-)•, 1s one r:I. the-three plet. 1111 I.Dd tbtrd , d �y ..... pokin& &.- Mr. LDerke is interested.!n the 'p1&)'8 wblcb Eva LeGallleone',Na- acts. RING AROUND THE MOON 0 ubt�· A-.. --"lh IWI The otber Is a permanentposl at W. Helmick" be used It. new trend at the 01 Uooal Repertory Tbeltr� 18 pre- Is quite e aterta.lni.n&', If ooe t. as University tIon endowed by Miss Helen FrlcL Farley evet, Plttsburp, which oter- .eat1.DC �rinc Ita tb.ree weet-stay-wuUn,-to a:ccept-tbe pore: tur� Cran&er, batt J.s DOt 15 balDe Tbese, In turD, are supplemeate-__ 01 the verslty ot North caroltna, wbere rec:ret the e wW bouse a large art dancer, Isabelle, played. by Kelly utterly out of" place in an EngUsh the troupe acted as arUsts In- bWldln s 10 spite 01. h1s reluctance library, several ub1blUon rooms, akine to lea.ve • . residence. Tbelr Phlladelpbta en- Bryn ....r . a 25O... eat classroom auditorium, prement encls this saturday. . For NSA Cut At present, be Is wort1nr un Appropriat;o� . otnclally wUh the university on a p pro . COll!lwtant baststo set u the , . Cam us Events p-am tor oen .year In thecomtni 'In Rev;sed Undergrad Budget p semester, wbleh will be Mr. FrIday, November 22 The remaining partsottbe COm dent travel sceney) and National ArtsColleee." COmmonRoom Loerke's l&5t Bryn Mawr. 8 p.m. HAMLET/ROberts Hall, at be mon Treasurybudget were passed vie" Corps ,program (tbe Founders, Haverford. will also commute weeklyto teach ser . Haverford. Tickets: $1.50 ea. Monday night at tbe Un4ergrad domestic parallel to the Peace Wednesday, Nov mbe a p-aduate seminar at P1ttsbdrp.. Saturday, November 2 3 e r 2'7 meettna:. Th e r e was debate on COrps, which bas been proposed p.m. Last performance of THANKSOIVING VACATION BE- several ttenu, resulting in a re-: by Congress) were deleted; 8 HAMLET. Tickets: $2. GINS AFTER LAST CJ..ASS. ducUon or budgets lor NSA, and· (3) rhe monies requested for - __ CoU.'.... Theater_beg1ns brief- Wednesday, December" • Coneie mprovem receptions lor lore.ttD student lnD i ent. • b1bernallon. 7:30 p.m. Interfaith lecture by Students l1rst objected to .the del ...... '..... os on the Bryn Mawr Su.nda.y, November 24 Mrs. Mlthels, Professor 01 proposed budcet $921 tor :MSA .... for on t'Wb), - of eamr- •c and speakers L�'- "In The 3 p.m. A program' ot French IIUII, FuI1n855 �.., on the jTOunds that the amount NSA?" were reduced to $80. . BarOQue Music will be pre- TIme. dlsp oporUonate to other or " .was r There was also the debate on sented under the auspIces or TbursdaJ, December 5 pntzaUon bUdgets and to NSA's lnereas, or $360 tor the SOclal the usic Ely Class of1902 lectur.eby Mrs. K1nI", role on campus. Depaitmentof M . Commlttee, but'a majority leU Room, Cba1tman the Span1sb De- The Uem- y-tt m de Wyndham. 01 ensuJni b e strongly that tor more partment. impetus Tuesday. bate on the budlet, bowever, re and better soc.W f!St:Uons November 26 1s p.m. Sanford, F r)"Ida Decem be'r v vealed only five places wbere it 8:15 Dr. Nevitt d1- needed on campus , and the budget and Art H1&toryLectur e. rector or the Institute for the Art 'f was telt the budcet could be cut, was sustaJ.ned. Sunday, December8 and a total reduction of $180 was Study or HwnlD Problemsand In summary, Undergrad has, 3 p.m. Interfa.lth finally voted. editor or THE AMERICAN 5: 0 c:oncerlorre- during the lastthree weeks., voted music the.. The cuts were ntade the fot:· COLLEGE, w1Uspeakon "The _ l'�-·..� · In us....• • tn approval on $7070 or the.,roposed t. Future of the Small L1beJ:"al Room, Goodhar lowlng items: -=- $8,895 Common T�eastirybudget, ... . .__ -'- (1) Tbe cdnference allotment, wlth ------...... - -- for lood . . -- .-. -- whleb could NSA to send '72� lor--AA-teams; • enable Hockey WorRsbop, and tor Maids .. sbJdents halt tare) to Re (&t the and Porters Commltte4t expenses gional, East Coast, and "Unan , rema1n1ng 10questJon.. nounced" NSA conterences, was � cut from to $135; �.fox- 'trot $185 •••••• EverybodyMeets (2) The budgets ror EdUcational ITav.ellnc.. (uNSA-sponsoredstu- "Under"rhe Clock" at

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"fa,. Four • tHE COLLEGE HEWS� -'- -Ffidoy, Hov�",b.t 22 +-- . •. 196� Two Soviet Youth Leaders Recent ' Contemporary Art Institute • . Discuss Issues at B.M. C. to Phila. Last evening two Communism banhed In \he Brings�: -·Color and light 'l\tesday young are Soviet discussed with Soviet sue- Intellectuals Union. The Q.uestloner by Peru WUbar lold The 1951 effort However. the phystcaJsetupleaves B r YD Maw r • respectively. lested t " _ students questions sucb censorship s�s d h a at a great to r from � Clyffor SUll w at R 'is canvas of least twenty lnCiDl danclo, to a Of tbeSovletpeople 5 .DOt NE VE ottrte deal be desired, at t.a.l.ln15m the twist lack falthtn � St1lJ...... T.b pa1nUn by f en ninety-nine pe.T_ ;or the and S and press ceosorsbip. least purlSt convictloM abo* strict tbe--comrnun1st- T�teo� t £ll5eyev, TheR ussWisrepuerom rn- �W�� ; .� value , �� ls �,,�,�e.r;�; ;��i� - -lfie-vorp:ctad ;, un� as the mat.n " The� .· ' !�:� �� ellhlblt -'somol (the major sovtet <" or- r.lies� ldelD , i:�� ::� ",m" y.....sanaw.-ro. w(ong ""blJililRywa ' the �ata1ogue of first ;:;:= youth as. An y 1 ot C ntem rary the re- tor libraries, 1 '.. luUo n), the discussion shooo+...... e paper 0 p po buUding studios, they added ,'a - the Institute strlctlon ot color. Rather than be,an of Art at the University ot Penn- .... be des...... ibed by empbultlnC theneedtor un(le-r. it to publish only oUlees, may '-'ely . It s in to Mr. makes possible sy I "Iblt 1 tures smuglybe ..mment, " ' good contrast tr..•. en dshlp between what mest at v u .e. obI vanla . Th e e..... ea co a as "quaint" standing and is Ilnninl, I feel the viewer StID's yo unl people ofdWerent twenty by Clyfford" that bere-'and-now about Canvases can tind much canvases. countries. other to varying Alexander a mem- answer to stlij., arUst, born appreciate in Brick walls 'ot In quesUons an American the sustaining sud) hues as hUes, Krlvolapov,' they that ' is no "oUI-- in 1.904 now curllcued Iron stairc es, ber editorial board the .said , ot radiant and of the of there and residing in,Baltl- over a area, as dat" barrier to emigration from more. such large .., Comsomol newspaper, of • we. such aphorisms as, t'Talkers lire spoke h thus no. great ooers," embossed Into t e Soviet Union'; that the t'mLs.. is a resume' ;- er.hlbit , be- grasp the' inherent full - the Comsomol in- Th is ot his 'the role of in the era were wltn Mr.StlU's w1odow provide , a structing youth 0rY moral or ethJ· bodlednessPhUadelphla's �olors. , the panes takes" of Stalinist ginning worksfrom new Institute 01 caused by Stalin himseU, not by the mld-torUes, t O dis - ca. problem.. When why thus ai ing i Contemporary lormed under questi nable background tor \ asked 1aI em; ...... -tl de m Art, sys •" ea rs progress 10n th "'- be play. '""\Q"t the ...... _ taken by instruction the soc t an er mo- the aegis the Graduate .. such is necessary, he Odern ra ...... st 0(, m movements in art most obser- ot School far bave been community actIo n and "'Ienetty. The cursory 01 Fine .�.-u...._ at the University the Institute so replied that llterature, such as evtesh ko, makes problems easier to solve Y en vatlon, however, wlll . MS ast· very great • we e er reveal a Pe ylvania, le tieg1ns ,an ag ly await have been continuUy in the "sOO- of at a v opening 0 the next .exhlbIt, and that jus never repressed. lack ot to LU a hiatus In city ha ing the 1 an individual should ad t implied above. or Mr. l n e ber to the The represenla- F jo us dev coo- 0��D=. e:= :!!m��.!6 ::.. ==;..; .. . hlS thouChts two ness no ma r m eum oted to _ and values Comsomol st "s Im lse to ; � .,..... ma.joru,. Russian lives asked a quesUons, ru' pu Is s, dominant po newspaper then few conllicts ot color tem_ rary art. stated, are honest those reveallng an know- on housed create Uvlnl N In Furness SUBURBAN -HARDWARE they as as interest in and often enorm-o us ow the or ledge the Negro Bulldlng, on 34th street betWeen BRY� MAWR, PA. any other country. , canvases, of movement and analagous in to those ot Hans II was' why books by thLs size and Spruee, tbe Institute LAwrence s..0894 _ LAwrence s..7350 asked Trot- unemployment problems in Walnut sky and humlUl to Hottman. olhers Judied consUtutes a major step towards We co"J' cllmplele lin, of country. B III ut Hoffman, who may ts I thisA , unlike achi 0 exploit the whole spectrum on one' evemen goal H_",hllid A" lcle. In neat :; � l More On Picketing. canvasMr. geometrleal. orms, pa,t.1 woo, !: usually / �======� (Conti"lIed/rom pDle 1) They admitted that they were short Suil limits hlmseU dot. dreu., to two or three Intense hues applted . LEARN TO BOXII room of the statlon and then proceded to live pollce tor a on tood 10 strokes, producing pollce a ot bread..a.nd great jagged hearing. Several officers us supper mash� the· eUect-ot great eJ!evasse5-of t tesutled, saying, among other black made a lot BE A MASTER IN THE ART OF eyed peas. We of ea.ch ·other'. arre S�..� color opposing either thllllS, that they h • not steel notse 'n_ 1ng, and many 01 us de - or the· ItseU, which may .,. Looe" te, I'IY•• SELF-DEFENSE: EXPERT TRAIN a be Bryn Pt. on the picket Une. canvas "owr, ERS' SECRETS CAN BE YOURS I to sleep on the room up ninety nake anyone c1ded dining to per tt,. NO eqUIPMENT NEEDED, FORM the l§ft cent ��=�= of on cots pro- Mr. Silll also � At the women's building of has A CAMPUS 80 )(ING CLU 8-A,,!OHG _. floor instead the produced LIt -5-0443 Broadmeadows prlaon we e s -The zealots ea.lled at YOUR FRIENOS�FOR FUN. SELF were-vtded-tn c ll . lwoveij"" .succes,-ru.rmono"': hysterically by the people -least CONFIDENCE AND REAL this ukeep!ng up spirit." prison to nes, his 1951£ his 1948F, PH-Y.. creeted SICAL FITNESS. COMPLET! 8RO who had been arrested the day be· It a unear and ortlc1als called ri . and van Goeh CHUR E AND LESSONS ONE DOL ot " _canvases___ _of yeUow_ __ ball heard _ _ ",- PAIiVIN'SPH� RMACY tore. They were released on Late Thursda.y night we --::: LAR. SEND T'OI PHYSICAL )RTS not lone were that the Chester board had · Jo",. . p, GYM, 363 Clloton s" "t. Hem,.,ell4- after 'we arrived. We school Kerch"�t Phorm�d,' allowed to one cell made some concessions. Th 30 B",n Maw, A", Bryn Mow" Pa, Lon, hillod, New • move treely In e •• York. dining room, Chester In blOCk, the kltcben, residents jaU·Creeted pne other room. Tbe dec- thls- news as sdmething to ex and only be orations were and aslgn peeted and said demonstrations ny-paper that said uJesus would continue.- directed other. never fails." at was I television in the targets. There dln1ne-room, so watch we could & pictures every of ourselves on ;::======:::; new" broadcast. Emil �ilan \ NeUher the nor regular Inmates - the- prison otflc1als were happy to

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