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colorful spectacle
for kids, adults
By Lee Trachtenberg
CoUeglan Staff Writer
Dazzling bright colors captured a fairy tale atmosphere in
rather overwhelming fashion In
the Child Drama Center production of ■ Peter and the Wolf* which
began last week In the Laboratory
School Auditorium at Fresno
State College.
The college symphonic orchestra provided the "voices* for the
r S. 1971    THE DAILY
Pete Seeger is 'greater than legend'
To an audience that was literally stacked upon Itself, Pete
Seeger, the legendary folk singer
who Is greater than the legend,
played for over two hours and left
Indelible impressions on those
lucky enough to see the great one.
Seeger, whose credentials as
a folkslnger span several decades, established Immediate rap-
OverSeaS library
is now open
An'Overseas Opportunities
Library* Is now available to all
students at the International Student Counseling Office, New Administration 211. Now Is the time
to research deadlines and specifics regarding careers abroad,
summer employment, overseas
service opportunities, group and
Individual study programs, and
other travel Information.
The ISC will be handling the
California State College International Programs appUcatlons,
In addition to extensive Independent study programs. International Student Identification
Cards for 1972 are now available
through ISC.
The library Is open from 8 p.ro.-
noon and 1-5 p.m., Monday
through Friday. An aide is on
hand Tuesday mornings from 10
Full agenda awaits
Student Senate today
A full agenda awaits the Student Senate which will meet today
at 3 p.m. In College Union 312-
Sendlng the Homecoming Queen
to the Mercy Bowl Is among the
new business Items as is student
participation in the community
and on campus. A resolution entitled "Shoddy Controversy* Is
also scheduled for discussion.
Old business Involves a rally
committee budget Une Hem
change and a Student Housing
ii legal
tlnued to perform miracles not
seen by this Jaded writer for
some time; I.e. he actually had
people In the audience singing
together with little or no self-
consciousness.  Really tremen-
Slnglng songs he has collected
from his entire career, from every corner of the globe, Seeger
certainly holds the title as
America's greatest troubadour.
Seeger started way back when
with such notables as Leadbelly
and Woodle Guthrie as his gurus.
He was In the Weavers and at the
height of their popularity, the
left-wing political views of some
members of the group put them
in the un-American category. At
this time, Pete Seeger started
singing on his own and has for
aU Intents and purposes been the
big-daddy of the folk scene.
The big folk boom of the early
sixties might never have happened had It not been for Seeger.
He Instilled the Impetus which
such singers as Baez, Dylan,
Ochs and others picked up on and
brought to a nation what -small
groups of folkles had been hip
to for some time. If It hadn't
been for Seeger and his disciples,
the roots of much of today's pop-
thls format. I hi
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Tuesday, Seeger was every bit
as much the fantastic performer
he is said to be. About half of his
material was performed with the
audience having a key part which
entailed singing along. Seeger is
without a" doubt the master of
into h
Turn* are Just a few of his contributions.
The mere fact that Seeger was
•Peter'
Blerman cited the remarks of
Berkeley Assemblyman Ken
Meade at a fall labor conference,
suggesting that the faculty should-
•stop being reasonable."
•Unless we create a crisis situation," said Blerman, "there Is
little possibility in the near future of collective bargaining leg-
Blerman went on to say that
the Board of Trustees of the
California State Colleges already
has the right to bargain collectively with faculty t
•All that is lacking,' he s
•Is the wlU of the faculty to fc
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main, the first at 4 p.m. Friday
and the others at  11 a.m. and
2 p.m. Saturday. The $
ston price for college
wlU help pay off the royalty and
add to the. funds which finance
the Child Drama
be nice if Director
Doug Briggs gets
confidence while having
tnem return the gesture in such Fresno State CoUege Is in itself
force. Moat performers who ask somewhat of > mIraculous feet. A
the audience sing along are mere- great deal of credit should go to
ly asking for a vote of non-con- Gene Bluesteln for his efforts In
fldence. obtaining Mr. Seeger. All In all
Seeger sang everything from the concert was a tremendous
standards like "Wlmoweh" to success and one which wUl not
modern tunes which he seemed likely be equaled tor av,
to reel off like he was erea"
them on the spot. Seeger
written so many songs that t
made other groups famous that he
must take a great deal of pleasure
tn Just watching the folk-rock-
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