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Phcts". r<?f'jrn to Office cf Pybiicollv^n Co^'forni; Sic'o Coiiogs, Sen Cr.r.sc-rcii.io Many events planned for Women's Celebration Flappers will flap, the dead will The noon hour both days will be their lives and it is a powerful "Wishful Filming," the last film of their lives. arise and there will even be a real the scene of a re-creation of the statement on the role of prison in of the series, is a film on the joys The portrayal also includes that live witch at the Women's past. our society. and pitfalls of working collectively infamous advocate of free love, the Celebration, Tuesday and Wed­ An L.A. band. The New Miss Three other films from the Iris to make a film. It explores new first woman to run for President, nesday of next week. Alice Stone Ladies Society Or­ Film Co. will be shown Wednesday ideas about non-hierarchal work Victoria WoodhuU. The events will be held both chestra, will take the student body at 1 p.m. "Our Little Munchkin" by and envisions a new society based The Wednesday morning events days beginning at 11 a.m. in the on a journey to the era just past the Lois Tupper explores the problems on need instead of profit. will begin at 11 a.m. in the Lower Lower Commons. flappers that you never imagined of an adolescent girl trying to find The Los Angeles City College Commons with Susan Berk, legal Z Budapest, founder of the possible. appropriate role models. Theater Department will be the co-ordinator of women's rights for Feminist WICCA and self-styled They are wild and bawdy, and "A Comedy in Six Unnatural main event of the day Wednesday. the Los Angeles A.C.L.U. witch who traces her claim to the show a side of this time period, the Acts" by Jan Oxenberg is a loving At noon they will present their She will speak on recent changes title back 800 years through mid- history lessons and music sheets portrayal of the stereotypes of historical drama. Images of in the law and its implementation wives, healers, herbalists and even did their best to ignore. lesbianism — the diesel dyke, the Women. with prticular emphasis on how to women burned at the stake during If you thiiik the past was staid child molester, the wall flower. Such women as Sacagawea who use Title IX and other laws if you the worst years of the male take­ and boring, come see these women Jan Oxenberg's "Home Movie" led the Lewis and Clark expedition think you're being discriminated over of medicine, will oi>en the two for a real change of opinion. was one of the most popular events but never received any recognition against. day event. Following Alice Stone, Dell fit- of the Women's Week held at Cal- or riches for her essential part, and She will be lecturing on the re­ zgerald-Richards and Joan Robins State three years ago. Sojourner Truth will tell the stories birth of women's religion and will combine their talents to do a showing a panorama of slides presentation on rape. which feature the ancient god­ Robins, a founder of Sister desses whose worship and power Magazine and the L.A. Com­ preceded the male godhead. mission on Assaults Against She is such a fiery person it led to Women, will speak on the case of her arrest last year in Los Angeles Inez Garcia, a Cuban immigrant on a never used law prohibiting recently convicted on a charge of tarot reading. murder because she shot and killed At her arrest, she stood her one of two men who raped her. ground, finger pointed and said, Her trial drew nationwide at­ PatuPrint "The first person who dares touch tention to the fact that rape victims me will remain sleepless, having have little or no rights. only nightmares for four months." Richards will read poems from After that, she went quietly to "The Woman Fables" and jail without handcuffs or a soul "Friends, Ghosts and Other near her. Relations." She will also read the Her trial is being appealed in the rape journal. California Supreme Court and with At 2 p.m., also in the Lower a verdict of innocent, Z hopes to see Commons, the film "We're Alive" the laws against the psychic arts will be screened. Noted poet will speak eventually abolished. Video-taped at the California You'll either loveher or hate her, Institute for Women, it documents but whichever you do, don't miss the lives of women prisoners there. Poet Diane Wakoski will read her! The women speak candidly about selections of her work for the public at Cal State, San Ber­ nardino, from 2 to 4 p.m., Tuesday, Opera opens Wed. May 25 on the fifto ^opj.vOf .t^,- college library. Gilbert and Sullivan's comic The story begins, in the words of Ms. Wakoski has published 19 opera, "Patience," will be Dr. Filbeck, with "Reginald books of poetry since 1962. She is presented in an outdoor setting at Bunthorne, who has adopted an the recipient of five grants, in­ Cal State, San Bernardino, opening aesthtic character in order to win cluding a Guggenheim Foundatin Wednesday evening, May 26. the affections of the milkmaid. grant in 1972 and a National En­ The Concert Choir, under the Patience, and also gains the af­ dowment for the Arts grant in 1973. direction of Dr. Loren Filbeck, will fections of all the rapturous Her poetry has certain affinities perform in the Commons patio at maidens, who are in love with with surrealism, but it is also 7 p.m., Wednesday through aestheticism. strong in narrative and warmth. Friday, May 26-28. "Bunthrone, really an aesthetic "I use personal information General admission is $1.50, with sham, unfortunately has a rival for about my life in the same way that students and children admitted Patience's attention in Grosvenor, anyone else who had a complicated body of knowledge might-use it, as free. who is truly aesthetic. "Patience," a satire on the then- Grosvenor has the misfortune a structure or metaphor, a set of current craze for aestheticism, of being loved at first sight by images for poetry ... my specialty was an immense success when it every woman he comes across and — in an odd sense — is being a human being. And I use that opened at the OperaComique, April soon the whole village abandons material because ... I really 23, 1881. Bunthorne for Grosvenor. The theatre was not large enough "Patience is an innocent who has consider myself, in one sense, a to hold the people who rushed to never loved anyone but Grosvenor didactic poet. That's my main see it and six months later it was and her great aunt." concern in all my poetry . ." she transferred to the Savoy Theatre, With this start, the comic story says in The Norton Anthology of erected for the presentation of evolves as sung by a chorus of Modern Poetry. Gilbert apd Sullivan operas, where Dragoon Guards, another chorus of Of her books of poetry, the best known are "Inside the Blood it ran for another year. rapturous maidens and a cast of While directed toward a tem­ characters portrayed by the Factory," "The George Washington Poems," and "The porary fad reflected in art-y following students: betrayed me at one time or Technology and University of fashions and poses, the opera is Morris Ridgeway of Beaumont; Motorcycle Betrayal poems." The latter two express her another, in hopes they will fall off California at. Irvine. She makes timeless in its characterization of Gena Baca, Fontana; Robin ambivalence toward men. In the their motorcycles and break their many appeararices reading her the super-enthusiast of any age. Brady; Rialto; April Osmer, Alta first she identifies her father with necks." poetry and lives part of each year According to one writer, Isaac Loma; and Charles Talmadge, the country's first president, "a Ms. Wakoski has been poet-in- in Europe. Goldberg, "In statement, Michael Tachia, Howard Dexter, very cold, unfeeling, impersonal, residence at many United States Her appearance at Cal State is development and denouement, it is Vicki Johnson and Kathy non-loving man;" the second she colleges and universities, including sponsored by the English depart­ not sui'passed in the world of topsy- Newcomer of San Bernardino. dedicates "to all those men who the California Institute of ment. tiu*vy logic." Local candidate for judge will speak Friday Marshall Miles, candidate for and whether he can do an effective As a result. Judge McCartney knowledge; each judge was also criminals to jail — which is what the San Bernardino Municipal job without their cooperation and seldom tries a case where bodi given an over-all rating. all judges should have the courage Court judgeship, will speak in the support." sides are reiM*esented by attorneys.