SCARLET AND BLACK Page Throo nlday, January 24, m4 .k Interim lecturers Include Hanson, urke Lectures highlighting subject matter for llhe current interim session feature appearances by three campus guests and by several local faculty members. The interim session opened officially on Wednesday with the first of three Rosenlield Lectures by Dr. Stanley Hort mann, associate professor of Government at Harvard. , Speaking mainly to freshmen and sophomores will be Dr. Norwood Hanson, professor of philosophy at Yale University, and Kenneth Burke, a noted literary critic. Also scheduled to lecture are Stephen Sass, foreign law li- brarian at the State University of Iowa library, and members of the Grinnell faculty, includ- , , " ‘ ing Profs, Kenneth A, Christian- The reading and lecture period culminates in the Liberal Arts Exam for the members of sen, biolosy: Richard Cole, phiL the junior class. Above. iuniars are pictured taking the Area Tests Wednesday morning in Dsophy and religion; John M. for the interim session has been done by Dr. Waldo s. Walker, associate dean. or this period of “no classes," Dr. Walker says, "This session is designed to encourage students to enlarge their responsibility for their own education and lo encourago . Darby gym. Bergman, Chaplin, Hepburn In Campus lnierim Film Features The interim period is designed primarily for independent read ing and study, but it emerges also as an ideal time to relax and do some socializing. With this in mind the Movies Committee, under the direction of Keith King, '66, have set up an extensive schedule of films tor viewing in ARI-l during the interim days. Below is a brief look'at this viewing schedule: Monday, Jan. 21 — Ingrid Bergman and her Academy Award-winning performance as “Anastasia." Directed by Ana- tole LlLVak, the story tells of the efforts of an exiled Russian rogue who attempts to pass off a destitute amnesiac as the sup- posed surviving daughter of the executed Tsar, Nicholas II. Color. (105 min.) Tuesday, Jan. 28 — Another Academy Award winner, this Siudy Speaks Sunday Coming back to Grinnell for {the seventh consecutive year is George Siudy Jr., Who will speak in Herrick Chapel Sunday at 11:30, Mr. Sludy (pronounced Sy-di), is one or three special speakers planned for this year by the church and Chapel subcommittee of the Board of Religion. A native of Louisiana, Mr.‘ siudy received his AB. De- ‘gree ai Centenary College in Shreveport, and his 13.0. from Drew University in Madison, New Jersey. His pastor-ates have included Buffalo, New York; Minneapo- lis, Minnesota; Chicago, and currently in the San Francisco Bay area. Also active in various nation- al and local church groups, Mr. siudy has led "religious em- phasis” week sessrons at Carle- ton College, University or Min— nesota, Illinois College, and Chicago Theological Seminary. documentary “The Sea Around Us." is based on the best seller by Rachel Carson, (61 min.) Thursday, Jan. 30 — “A Day with Chaplin,“ features a pro- gram of [our of Chaplin’s best comedies. “The Cure," “The Rink," ”Easy Street,“ and ”The Floorwalker." (100 min.) Friday, Jan. 31 — Considered one of Ingmar Bergman’s best, “Wild Strawberries” received the Grand Prize at the Berlin Film Festival. Victor Sjostrom plays an octogenarian doctor ree Vlewmg the wasted landscape of his life on the day he is to re- ceive an honorary degree from his old university. (90 min.) Saturday, Feb. 1 John Wayne, Stewart Granger, Far bian, and Capucine in an unin- hibited spoof of heman action melodrama, ”North to Alas- ka." The film revolves around Wayne’s adventures during the Gold Rush Days. (122 min.) Sunday, Feb. 2 “Wild Strawberries," February 3, 4 —- Termed an American Classic, “The Treas- ure of the Sierra Madl’e" stars Humphrey Bogart and was die rected by John Huston. A stark account of the fate three Amer- ican derelicts in Mexico bring upon themselves through their distrust of each other. (126 min.) February 5, 6 — A whimsical holiday for a princess turns in- to a momentary break in her life of diplomatic duties and an unexpected love affair. Audrey Hepburn w o n an Academy Award for her performance in “Roman Holiday." Also stalk ring Gregory Peck. Directed by William Wyler. (118 min.) February 1, 8 — Trevor How- ard, Wendy Hiller, Dean Stock- well, Mary Ure, and Heather Crossett. R. Homer Norton, history; and Paul science. classical languages; A. L. Smith, political Their lectures, however, will be open to all students during this period when stu- dents are expected to “learn independently through read- ing, lectures, and discus- sions" Some or the lectures have direct bearing on the subject matter being studied by the junior class for the Liberal Arts Essay Exam, which will be given February 5 and 6. A great deal of the planning Norwood n. Hanson , inquiry deriving from intelleo- tual curiosity rather than cours. assignments." During the period, the entirl faculty will be present and ac- cossible for conferences, and the library, laboratories, and studios will be open for student use. The second semester will bo- gin Monday, February 10. 'Sears star in the film version of the D. H. Lawrence novel, “Sons and Lovers,” The film centers around the artist son of a British coal miner Who is dominated by a possessive mother. (103 min.) Dr. R. 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