1968_12 The Daily Collegian December 1968

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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN     Wed
SF State strife
The strike was originally
called by the Black Students Un¬
ion to protest the suspension of
English Instructor George Mur¬
ray, a Black Panther who urged
minority students to carry guns
on campus as protection against
The BSU and another minority
group, the Third World Libera¬
tion Front, later made 15 de¬
mands which included the rein¬
statement of Murray and accept¬
ance of all Negro applicants,
regardless  of qualifications.
Demonstrators Invaded class¬
rooms and generally disrupted
campus activities with violence
and firebombs in an attempt to
enforce thestrlke.FormerPres-
ldent Robert R. Smith closed down
Following Tuesday's violence
the Academic Senate voted on a
resolution calling for the entire
faculty, which It represents to
resign In a body. The resolution
was defeated, 34-4, with one ab-
Bronzon stars
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forces Peter to take, Jerry dies.
•The beauty of the play Is the
ending. Albee leaves the audience
what to do. Actually, they don't
us Nov
een   police and a
lvlst
Smith resigned last week under
fire from Gov. Ronald Reagan
and   the   state  college Board of
third man to head the turbulent
his last effort to reach another
person. Jerry's supreme sacri¬
fice In trying to be himself is
death.'
Both 'The Zoo Story"and'The
by Ralph Salgado, assistant pro¬
fessor of speech. BeraChrlsten-
scene designer and John Mills,
a junior technical theater major,
Is sound and special effects dl-
id $1 general admission.
Campus footnotes
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From sex to hypocrisy
1968    THE DAILY
'Committee' lives up to advance billing
By Craig Holland
■The Committee" lived up to
Its advance billing Monday night
as It lashed Its way through a
Jungle of topics ranging from
sex to *law and order" to hypoc-
a standing room only audience of
450 In the main lounge of the
College Union.       /
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uallty   s
■anglng In
length from 15 seconds to five
minutes. Most were superbly
done, although the humor and
relevance of some of the com¬
ments were not readily grasped
by the audience.
I  was  Bill   Matthew, the
pianist, who performed
cently      on   the  College
o thew
Irlcal, .
, latne
e favor with the a
with its sharp barbs on the police
and the Idea of law and order.
Short sketches involving the po¬
lice and the use of marijuana
brought loud ovations from the
tightly-packed   onlookers.
The closeness of the audience
added greatly to the success of
ed a.good rapport throughout the
A satire on the book "How to
Win Friends and Influence
People" and the dating system in
the American culture was one of
the highlights of the show, along
with a mocking interview between
a C BS reporter and Biblical char¬
acter Judas Iscariot.
The costuming and properties
were kept to a minimum as the
actors worked on an almost
•. The simplicity gave
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by the group, who used a black¬
board, aspirin bottles and a rub¬
ber hose, among other things, to
produce   a highly irregular, but
composition to end the first "act"
of the performance.
The second porUon of the pro¬
gram got away from the barbs
and puns on the draft, racial Is¬
sues and college dating by doing
an ad-libbed satire on « How Can
I Communicate?". The small
comical sketches flowed into
each other to make for an evenly
paced     show  and a sometimes
ducdon with an "experiment In
communication" In which they
renewed their already strong
rapport with the members of the
audience by going out among them
and persuading everyone to hum
together in order to unite them
into a solid mass of humanity. The
cast and audience then adjourned
to  a  social  hour  In   the coffee
Reactions   to   the   production
The
5 lack lr
l  people  of    -mar
lounge after the show. One i
said "Some of It I liked, and s
left me cold."  Another
thing  v
student and acting Si
State  College preside
Hayakawa.
The cast topped off thi
sketch of a
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things up".
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worth all the aches and pal
sufrered from sitting on a te
razo   floor  for  more than I
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