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Weekend Writers' Gathering
Features Author-Poet Davie

Donald A Davie, prominent Engr
lish poet, writer, and educator
who is currently a visiting profes-
sor or English at Grlitnell College,
will headline both sessions at the
college’s annual writer’s confer—
ence this weekend,

He Will lecture on “sincerity and

Contemporary Puetry" at 4 pm.
Friday in ARH auditorium and will
read and comment on his poetry
and the work of other contemporr
ary poets at 2 p.ml Saturday in
the South Lounge at the College
Forum.

 

SCARLET AND BLACK

‘Scarleieers in Concert'

What?

"Scarleteers in concert!"

"A come es you ere . .

And all you heve to do to partake at this
Grinnell social experience is get your bod to
the seats facing the proscenium stage in ARH
and Saturday night at sloos

it‘s the first reel live “concert" in the his-
tory oi the Scarleteers — at least that's what

Friday, Mey 7. we;

the man said. And it's intended to be intermel
—a good time.

"we promise you a tin piano, true cheese.
cake. and impressive solos.“ they said.

Music "ranging over several different styles"
was the way they described in More explicitly
they said something about barbershop, modem
harmony, rock ‘n roll, wesierrr, and what they
chose to term “unclassified" rnusie There was

also something said about some
more original arrangements.

Exciting
New
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5 over to see — or

And "they" are better known
as the voices of Dick Reilly, Torn
Pope. Bill Hughes, Dick Lovell,
AI Rossman, John Phillips, Jim
Stilh and Craig Welterlenl

They‘ve been rehearsing to.
this show, in spire at variouI
'disturbances' this week. for _.
well. it's a staggering number

i nighrs. And with several
added features" it promises
to be e shew worth staggering
hear.

So all that's left is to see who
can come the most "as you
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News

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Briefs

Fetzer Winners

Fetzer sing, the annual lM sing-
fest was won last Sunday in ARR
auditorium by Cowles and Read
hallsi Second place went in North
and Meats halls.

SGA Appointments

The iollowing appointments were
approved at Wednesday night’s
meeting or the advisory council:
High Court: John Whitney, chiei
justice, David Hume, Candy
Rogers; Foreign Student Board:
Jim Miller, chairmans

’65-'66 Tunagers

The new members selected this
spring for Tanagers are ireshmen
Janet Boyd, Susan Kice, and
Susan Schaefer, and junior, Fran
Webers Ginger Clark has been
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Liberman Publishes

Two stories by M, M. Liber-
man (English) are scheduled
for early publication,

“Robin Redbreast and the
Wren," originally published in
Perspective, will be antholog-
ized by Dodd. Mead and Com-
pany in Fiction As Process,
edited by Carl Hartman and
and Hazzard Adams.

A new story, “Letters from
the Thirties,” will appear in
December, a Chicago journal
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