1968_12 The Daily Collegian December 1968

              Communal living
E DAILY COLLEGIAN     5
Bronzan featured in Readers' Theatre      ,   ,   Religious Center offers varied program   ^gSftSteSS
American Dream, Zoo Story
open dual run for Albee
merlcan Dream" and "The Zoo
trays   the   clean-cut   young  man
cry"   will   open   tonight In the
rena Theatre.
American dream. He willrio any¬
as tt-.e first prodoeUoni oi the
thing for money. . . even consent
11 season, the two "black como-
to become I member of the fam¬
es" will bo presented In a three
ily.
Mommy,  portrayed by Gall
Case   (below),   explains  to  Mrs.
Ranker,   Sidney   Kelias,   that all
Bruce   Rron/an   tad Dennis
notional    and   difficult    scene.
from the Bye-Rye Adoption ser-
ays a psychotic , itcas  who   c
they   had expected anyway. Now
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other bumble.
Grandma.   Cheryl   Duval,  lls-
ajor.   pla> s' the  complacent
smile.
BUI Walsh, Daddy, Is the miss-
the  outcast's failures and ex-
Ralph Salgadi,  assistant pro¬
ons  with people and animals.
of both plays.
"The   American   Dream"  is  ■
Tickets for the- productions arc
available In the College Unlcnbox
ass   family   life.   The   play   Is
eked   with   satirical   impUca-
and SI general admission.
Gentor and Colle
ictlvltles loosely evening services whit
roof--this la the unique and progres
ollege Religious       evening early lnthe if
Registration should run allttle      the change to throe days to ease
ore   smoothly   this   spring       the  congestion
)pefully. the   gymnasiui
sponsor   of numerous  speakers, Two       new   committees   have °r lho City, from North
program! and discussions on been  formed and  are still in the 3)tld row will be obsei
campus  since  shortly  after FSC early planning ItagM. The Stu- Y  noP05 to nelP sluder
was      established   In   1911.   This dent Action Committee Is an Ad servt'  social   problems
vear  the Y  ha.s presented Cross Hoc   group   formed   lo   aid   stu- «lst  ln • •*& «*«■
Currents,   Freshman.  Firesides, dents   ln   legitimate demonstra- the group members w
several  retreats  and  a seminar Uon.   The   members, directed by freedom to explore o.
11! r
The  Y's  purpose,   ;
u Mated in
of college guidelines In protest-
small portion of the wide vane
is  to "help persons t
publication,
SrT'Ss^iHi
of happenings at the Y.   Any st
anl to search for tru'tl
i and mean-
Also belr- f rmed Is the Stu¬
Religious Center. Thn Seminar
Inf."
dent   Cooperative Housing Com¬
Non-violence,   for Instance, w
The   College    Y  Is
staffed by
mittee,   This    poop,  headed by
^r'SCarron'    Mrer
i   and   John
,'ohn   Shelton,   Is    exploring the
possibilities  of communal living
believed to be   a   violent socle
quarters with separate sleeping
zlne, Is edited by Diane Vasrr.K
Y programs now 1
include Marriage for
Moderns, a
and kitchens.   The purpose Is to
symposlum for uewl
engaged   couples,   am
'TTro^ct
people arid learning to cooperate
radlcals to careful conservative
She welcomes contributions c:>;
Amlgos,   a group p!a
d^tote?
with   one another. The only ob-
people with views".  Anyone  c
bo put on the mailing list by cal
The -Chapel Comml
ttee is re-
in group sessions for senslUvity
lng or v-lsltlng the religious ce
Campus
footnotes
Extension workshop
Elementary   and       secondar
teachers   will    take   part   in   a
The worksho
p will
be held In
ate Cc
illege   Oat.
Extent
East    Unlvi
•rsity
Registration
inforrr
latlononthe
orkshep, F.let:
,3 or Seconda
,ry Edi
,- Education
available   fi
ctor   of   the   FSC
structlonal MedlaCi
enter. Bath-_
Credentials deadline
Band concert
phonic Band will pres
Villlams-, "Enigma
(theme and varla-
ard Elgar; "Over-
3 Soroptln
>n Building,
st Federation of
offering
$2,000 fellowships ft
terosted In doing graduate work
in fields concerned with Sorop-
ttrolst objectives. Objectives are
terrlce to society, love of
country, participation ln public
I, adyanc»roentof thastahis
n and contribution to ln-
What type of r,
as important a:
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cars WALTER SMITH clothes?   He is the type of man that knows that a neat
i (rrades and that time spent in selecting and coordinating his wardrobe is worthwhile. WAL-
e you time by helping you with your selection.
I ring
neck mock turtle by Pebble Beach for $16.00 and a care-free pair of Levi Tri
tomairlonal tr
DAVE HARRIS v
for $9.50.
RON HUDSON selects for campus wear a beautiful V-neck sweater from England by Byford for $16.00 and a pair
of Harris prest for life slacks for $9.00.