1971_04 The Daily Collegian April 1971

              ACTIVITIES FOR APRIL 1971
I TONIGHT
THURSDAY, APRIL 22
THURSDAY, APRIL 29
*Take One? Series of Student Films
8 p.m.
College Union Lounge
The new 'T»*e One" series of student
| films covers Itsuesconcernlngtheyoung
I minds  of the world. Over forty young
I filmmakers  Illustrate their viewpoints
I in   such  films as  "Cocoon*,  Khosrow
I Harlsaarr"s story of ayoung black search-
yr love and meaning In Hollywood's
I* bleak  sexual wilderness; 'And It Goes
I On and On*, a penetrating UCLA film
I by Cheryl Hunter which looks at vapid
ity I ife; and "How to Up There*, an
| excruciatingly   realistic   portrait of a
young man about to give himself a shot
of dope; and "Put A Medal on the Man",
a special look at politics, blood money,
I and student demonstrations. Throughout
I the three programs there is deft satire,
witty animation, humor, nostalgia, protest and deeply personal expressions of
loneliness and anguish.	
I TONIGHT
JOHN BALDESSARI
Performing Arts Guest Speaker
7:30 p.m.
Snack-bar Cafeteria
John Baldessarl is a professor of art
at the California Institute of Arts in Los
I Angeles. He will discuss his work and
of other conceptual artists.
I FRIDAY, APRIL 16
SPEAKER: GIA-FU FENG
College Union 312-313-314
Mystic Gla-Fu Feng will speak on the
I subject  of  "Tai  Chi,   I  Ching, and the
:h Culture.*
I FRIDAY, APRIL 16
"WATERHOLE *3"
CU Friday Flick
6:30 A 9 p.m.
College Union Lounge
Fast-talking, carefree gambler Cole,
I (Jame Coburn) "acquires* a map showing
location of buried gold in a water
e. Into the town of Integrity he rides,
ire in short order he rids the sheriff
I of his clothes and fast horse, seduces
| the daughter and gallops off pursued by
b crooked sheriff (2) the real theives
I and (3) the daughter who doesn't want him
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great American West lh which broad,
earthy humor Is supplied in huge doses.
I SATURDAY, APRIL 17
STAR-GAZER DANCE
8pjn.   ,
Free Speech Area
Calm, clear weather is due for Ihe
Star-Gazer Dance, which will begin at
8 p.m. Saturday, April 17 in the Free
Speech Area.
The all-college dance, sponsored by
the College Union Popular Arts Committee, will feature two of Fresno's most
popular and exciting bands, "Zapata*
and "The Expectations*.
SUNDAY, APRIL 18
■THRONE OF BLOOD"
Fine Art Movie
8 pjn.
College Union Lounge
One of the world's great directors,
Akira Kurosawa, in "Throne of Blood*
has adapted the story of Shakespeare's
•Macbeth" to tell a clnematlcally brilliant tale of a power-hungry war lord
in 16th century Japan during theScngoku
civil wars.
Toshiro Mifune, one of Japan's fore-
shattering spectacle of physical and
metaphysical violence.
IMONDAY, APRIL 19
"THE NEW AGE STRING
QUARTET"
Coffee Concert
I College U
The featured performers will be the
New Age String Quartet in the Fresno
State College Music Department.
The String Quartet is composed of
James Stark, violin; Susan Lanfri, viola;
Elaine Ikemoto, violin; and Nancy Cou-
The quartet will play contemporary
works by Gcnastcra, Webern, Pender-
Nklj Lutoslawski, and William Mullen,
tssistant professor of music at Fresno
State.
I FRIDAY, APRIL 23
"NIGHT ON
THE DELTA QUEEN"
College Union Lounge
The College Union Recreation Committee presents the third annual "Night
on the  Delta Queen* party on Friday,
April 23, at 8 p.m. In the College Union
Lounge. This year's Delta Queen party
promises to be bigger and better than
•The Bourbon Street Stompers*, a
popular Dixieland band, will provide the
•Riverboat* music for the evening.
MONDAY, APRIL 26
RALPH NADER
Amphitheatre
Ralph Nader is probably America's
most famous — and most effective —
critic. He has been called everything
from Muckraker to Consumer Crusader
to Public Defender. His documented
criticisms of government and industry
have had widespread repercussions on
public awareness and bureaucratic pow-
Ralph N
r has been responsible for
glutamate (MSG)
from baby food,
for recall of
millions of defective motor
vehicles and for
countless other
advances  in the
sanitation, pollution     control,
Hearing Ralph Nader lecture it an
experience unto itself. Not just due tohis
oratory proficiency, but owing more to
His obvious sincerity, the listener cannot
help being Impressed by his facts
figures, motivated by his ideas.
To all Fresno State students and staff
and people of the community, this Is a
rare opportunity. Clear the air of apathy
and spend an afternoon with Ralph Nader.
TUESDAY, APRIL 27
" HOUSE OF ATFtEUS"
Coffee Concert
College Union Lounge
An Evening of Southern and Appalachian Folklore by Dick and Anne Albin
of "The House of Atreus*.
The Kentucky-based music/theatre
company will perform a two-hour concert of folk tales, superstitions, home
remedies, and folksongs Indigenous to
the  southern and Appalachian regions.
FRIDAY, APRIL 30
JOHN FERRO, SATANIST
1 p.m.
College Union 312-313-314
John A. Ferro, former student and
as sociate .of Anton Szandor LaVey, founder and high priest of the Church of
Satan in San Franc i sco, will be sponsored
by the College Union Forum Arts Committee. Mr. Ferro will speak on "Satan-
Ism and the Dark Side of Life*.
FRIDAY, APRIL 30
"ELVIRA MADIGAN"
Friday Flick
CXI Lounge
7 p.m. A 9 pjn.
-   "May well be the most beautiful movie
In history"—Newsweek.
'Elvira Madigan* Is a love story directed with love, and acted so eloquently
by Pla Degermark, then a newcomer to
the screen, that her performance wonthe
"best actress* aware at Cannes. Thommy
Bergren, who shares with her the emotional Intensity of this tale ofaforbidden
romance, was given the top acting award
of Sweden, where" the movie was made.
Some observers have called 'Elvira*
a tone poem, but especially in Its visual
aspects it achieves the lyrical quality
that produced such critical and popular
ACTIVITIES FOR MAY 1971
FRIDAY, MAY 7
"COOL HAND LUKE"
CU Friday Flick
6:45 A 9 p.m.
College Union Lounge
"Cool Hand Luke* brings tothe screen
the dramatic story of a southern chain
gang   with a gamut that  ranges  from
t  emotion to
humor.
Luke Jackson, a man In rebellion not
only against the society which imprisons
him but also against any system which
seeks to limit his personal freedom.
I SUNDAY, MAY 9
"R0CC0 AND HIS
BROTHERS"
Fine Art Movie
College Union Lounge
A  film of epic proportions, FIOCCO
tells  its story In five episodes oyer a
span of half a dozen years. It is a social
study of a mother and her four sons who
leave an impoverished farm In southern
Italy   to join a fifth son in Milan to
I Tuesday, mayji
U.S. ARMY FIELD BAND
8:30 pjn.
I Amphitheater
The United States Army Field Band of
Washington D.C. the Army's official
touring band, will appear in a free public
concert on Tuesday, May 11, at 8:30p.m.
in the Fresno State College Amphitheater. The concert is co-sponsored by
the Fresno Bee, KMJ, KMJ-TV, and The
Fresno Stale College Union.
The Band's worid-wide tours have included performances in London's Royal
Festival Hall, the Edinburg Music Festival, Berlin's Olympic Stadium, the Luxembourg Gardens in Paris, and the Concert Hall in Amsterdam.
[THURSDAY, MAY 13
ACOUSTIC CONCERT
| College Union Lounge
The College Union Programs presents
a special "Acoustic Concert*, at 7:30
p.m„ Thursday, May 13, In the College
Union Lounge.
Five musicians, Ralph Almanza, Pat
Snowden, Tom Baag, Rod Vowel I, and
Eric Liner will present a varied and
interesting program of acoustic music
which Includes variations of Simon and
Garfunkle, and Crosby, Stills, and Nash
I THURSDAY, MAY 20
"MEL RAMOS AND ER0T-
IIC ART"
Guest speaker: Mel Ramos
7:30 p.m.
Snack-bar Cafeteria
Mel  Ramos,  an associate professor
of art at Hayward State College, has an
international reputation as a 'Pop Artist*.
He has exhibited In numerous museums
and galleries throughout the United States
and Europe. His paintings are included
in the permanent collections of Syracuse
University, Aachen Museum in Germany
and the University of Southern Florida
at Tampa.
FRIDAY, MAY 21
"CARTOON FESTIVAL"
CU Friday Flick
7 A 9 p.m.
College Union Lounge
A hilarious evening of entertainment
will be In store for the final Friday
Flick, Among the featured cartoons are:
Speedy Gonzales in "Mexican Cat Dance",
Mr. Magoo in "Grizzly Golpher* and
•Magoo's Masterpiece", andRoadrunner
In "BeepPrepai-ed"and*WarandPieoe."
•Merry Mavericks*, which stars the
Three Stooges, and a W. C. Fields film
entitled 'Fatal Glass of Beer* will also
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