1971_03 The Daily Collegian March 1971

              E DAILY COLLEGIAN    Thuraday, Marrf .
I FRIDAY, MARCH 5
"Barefoot in the Park"
CU Friday Flick
6 A 8:30 p.m.
College Union Lounge
this comedy adapted from Nei'Si-
mon's Broadway play, ncwlyweds Jane
Fonda and Robert Redford move into a
s  to  love and stamina.    From the
start, nothing goes right.   The furniture
't  arrived, the heat isn't working,
lis mother-in-law pops in for avis-
i/hen a charming evicetd tenant cons
Fonda into letting him go through their
skylight to his roof-bed, she tries to 'fix
jp" between him and her mother. Red-
d objects and she calls him a stuffed
rt.    To show her he's a swinger, he
gets drunk and goes walking barefoot in
"e park and then back to Fonda for a
^conciliation.   The plot is frothy and thc
film is thoroughly
the bi
y human
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I SUNDAY, MARCH 7
"Pother Poncholi"
CU Fine Art Movie
,  but the story itself take-
place   to, the poetic and comf
stunning photography.
I WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10
Management Day Seminar
(General Session)
■ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10
l"Mon's Next Frontier:
I The Oceans"
I College Union Lounge
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WOMEN'S MONTH
ACTIVITIES FOR MARCH 1971
i the peaceful use,
The frontiers of the deep seas are in-
eed among thc most exciting, the most
romising, the most challenging and the
I THURSDAY, MARCH 11
Sweets Mill String Band
■ College Union Coffee Shop
The Sweets Mill String Band will be
College  Union Recreation Committee.
State students and two Berkeley students.
Their music is a combination of southern
mountain, hillbilly andblueqrass. Sweets
vcrsity of Oregon, Washington State University, and the Trcight and Salvage Coffee House in Berkeley. They will perform also at the San Diego Folk Festi-
SUNDAY, MARCH 14
Danny Cox
8 p.m.
College Union Lounge
Danny Cox is a singer much like many
folk/rock singers around today—with
two important exceptions. Danny has
fantastic   stage  presence,   in much the
SUNDAY, MARCH 21
"Bedazzled"
CU Fine Art Movie
College Union Lounge
A mod devil, sporting metal-rimmed
glasses, red socks, and long hair, negotiates and 'acquires* Ihe soul ofamcek
love-sick cook (Stanley)In exchange for
ing-man's version of the Faust tale.
Aided by his employees, the Seven Deadly
Sins, Ihe devil deftly (oils Stanley's attempt to win his lady love. This way-
out English comdey is filled with sly
wit and devastating comment on today's
world.    The many targets in this social
WOMEN'S MONTH
March is Women's Month onlhcFres-
3 State rollcgc anil FrcsnoCitvCollcgt
impuscs.    The activities 'or the montt
Thc    month's   activities   will   feature
women who have contributed inthe fields
graphy,    and   dramatic   art.     Women's
Month wil be climaxed by a debateonthc
[THURSDAY, MARCH •
Panel Discussion
I College Union Rooms 312-1
ing Women's Liberation to
he month of March.
The Campus Women for 1
I MONDAY, MARCH 8
Sister Madeline De Frees
8 p.m.
College Union Lounge
Sister Madeline De Frees, an associate professor of English at the University of Montana, will give a reading of
Sister De Frees' book of poems. From
the Darkroom, appeared in 1964. A second collection Is now ready for publication. Her poems have appeared in Sewan-
ee Review, New American Review,
Northwest Review, Book Week, The New
York Times, Saturday Review, and several other journals. She has also given
poetry readings at several colleges and
universities.
[WEDNESDAY, MARCH  17
Virginia Carabillo
•.   hern
• I'W
when she joined the National Organi
tion for Women (NOW).   She is the immediate past president of the Los Angeles chapter, having completed two successive terms in December, 1970. She
qelcs NOW Center for Women's Studies,
a member of NOW's National Board of
Directors and editor of Ihe national newsletter, NOW ACTS.
■ THURSDAY, MARCH 18
Film: "A Woman Rebels"
ry England.   She docs so by
ex without marriage and by
I MONDAY, MARCH 22
Speaker:   Roxanne Dunbar
College Union Lounge
Roxanne Dunbar is the editor of *No
More Fun and Games', a periodical associated  with ihe Women's Liberation
Movement.
Mrs. Dunbar was one of the founders
of Cell 16, Female Liberation, in Boston, and has written widely on women's
oppression and strategy for liberation.
•Woman's" Role Tomorrow* will be
her speech topic.	
I WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24
Ti-Groce Atkinson
8P.m.
College Union Lounge
tire range from theology to sex and
e methods of attack range from subtle
rce   to pure burlesque.    With Raqucl
I FRIDAY, MARCH 19
"Ice Station Zebra"
CU Friday Flick
(Rock Hudson) has orders t<
for help. With him arc three menwhosc
missions are unknown: Jones, a British
agent (Patrick McGoohan); Vasl
Russian defector (Ernest Borgninc); and
Anders, an over-zealous Negro Marini
captain (Jim Brown).
Thc plot thickens when Jones reveal;
he is seeking a can of microfilm(ejected
from a passing satellite) that has
A battle It
post,  they  find It dest
tion,   Fcrraday uncovi
n they learn aRus-
ing to Zebra to col-
they reach Ihe out-
troyed and Russiai
A founding member of the Feminis
riginally the October 17th Moveme
„.-ie is a board member of the Natio
Organization of Women (NOW). Formi
ly she served NOW as finance cha
man and president of its New York r.hi
Thc Fenimist leader has written i
THURSDAY, MARCH 25
Films by Maya Deran
•At Land*. 'Meshes of thc Afternoon'
A series of films by the well known
female director, Maya Deran, will be
shown as part of the Women's Month Program. The three short films deal effectively and beautifully with thc relationship between a girl and thc real world
I SATURDAY, MARCH 27
L.A. Feminist Theater
8P.m.
College Union Lounge
A  recently  formed  group,   the   L.A.
Feminist Theater has already presented
readings at Radio West Theater, L.A„
and participated in production of the feminist musical, 'Only a Woman*.
Thc production by the L.A. Feminist
Theater will feature skits, dialogues,
blat-outs (one-liners) and songs from
-Only a Woman*.
(WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31
International Debate
I College Union Lounge
will  I
d by
topic will be tThat the Women's
ration Front Deserves Our Support*,
om New Zealand's VictoriaUniver-
will be the debating team of Hamlsh
Stewart Hancock and Peter Philip Butler.
Representing Fresno State will be Susan
Hammond and Robert Seney.
,—COUEGIAN POLL-
'Can politician* be trusted?'
Student Affairs
and procedures related to campus
security and the use ot off-campus police In Umes ot unrest,
CoUegian Staff Writer
In recent years many politicians nave tone out of their way In
trying to establish rapport with the nation's youth. Thla effort has
gained added Impetus with the passage Ot the 18-year-old In federal
elections. Has the effort by politicians succeeded In winning the
confidence and trust of the young? To get an Indication the CoUegian
Poll went to the Free Speech Area this week and asked students,
•Can politicians be trusted?*
Steven Beck, Junior, social science: *Do I think
politicians can be trusted? Well, some can and
some can't. That's dependent upon the
It Is now In the process of developing a poUcy statement regarding these procedures, and a
warning system for alerting tl
CAMPUS
FOOTNOTES
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN    7
Thuraday, March 4. 1971
n outside forces are     «»• !»*•'.
. The c
in be picked op at any
Gary Brown, senior, r
make a lot of promise
o-TV: *No, because they
Charles Lewis, Junior, radio-TV: *I feel that politicians basically can't be trusted. I guess I feel
this way because they haven't shown In the past
and suggestions from anyone Interested In presenting them.
The committee Is meeUng today in SR 3, Room 129 at 2:30
p.m. Students' suggestions may
be sent to James Rockwell, Department of Industrial Arts and
Technology.
I.D. cards
Students may begin picking up
their permanent plastic Identification cards, beginning Monday,
March 8, during normal business
hours at -windows 8 and 9 In the
New AdministraUon Building.
Distribution of the cards is by
alphabetical order: Monday A-B;
Tuesday, C-G; Wednesday, H-L;
Thursday, M-R and Friday, S-Z.
Each student must present his
gray. Spring '71 activities card,
temporary I.D. card and his social security card. If the person
misses   his assigned time-slot
' The African Students Association wlU meet Sunday, March 7,
at the College Union In Room
313-314 at 2 p.m. New and associated members will be initiated
or admitted, and a discussion on
a *general picnic*, guest speakers and finances will be held.
Members Interested in part-time
and summer employment are also
urged to attend.
Union Board
A meeUng of the Senate Board
of the College Union wlU be held
Monday, March 8 at 3 p.m. In
CoUege Union Room 308.
Women's Lib
Members of various Women's
Vicky Carlson, Junior, social welfare: *I don t
think politicians can be trusted. I think they get
elected by telling stories."
Greg Walsh, sophomore, undeclared: *I don't think
politicians can be trusted at all. Politicians, by
their nature, aren't to be trusted. Because, to be
a politician, you have to prostitute yourself to get
Into a position of power. To be a politician It's
necessary to prostitute yourself and therefore it's
totally ineffectual. By promising people that you're
going to do something for them you're lying
obviously,  you're  not  to be trusted,
take pert In a panel discusslo
tonight at 8 p.m. In CoUege Unloi
Room  312.  This liitorinstlons
presentation with a quesUon
answer period wlU be open to th
pttbllc.
Women'f supplement
: any written work 1st
callUean Carroll at 229-6298,
2143 E. Shaw Ave.
DeadUne for contributions la
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