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SCARLET AND BLACK

 

3mm
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by harlequin

September — 2840: Production of
the freshmen workshops (0H
DAD, POOR DAD. . ., VIRGINIA
WOOLF, LUV, and others).

October— 1446: THE KNACK by
Ann Jellicoe; 18: Try—outs tor
the second big production (for
the time being kept under
wraps)

November—6: IN WHITE AMER-
ICA—The New York production
comes to the Grinnell stage; 7-9;
TOTAL THEATRE; 12: Orche-
sls‘ first concert; the second pro‘
duction.

December~l-2: Try-outs lor Feb-
ruary's Arena Theatre produc-
tions; ?: SEE HOW THEY RUN
——Tanya Hovanessian produces
this hilarious English comedy.
(The exact date is yet to he set.)

February—842: Tryouts for origi-
nal production in Arena Theatre
for, by, and with Grinnell stu-
dents: l4: Try-outs for THREE-
PENNY OPERA; 2546: Orche-
sis’ second concert.

March—6: TROJAN WOMEN—The
of! - Broadway cast will be
brought to our stage to present
the play called the greatest or
its kind in several years.

April—8: Orchesis' final concert;
1244: Production in Arena Thea-
tre of Grinnell students’ original
scripts: 27-29: Production of
THREEPENNY OPERA by Ber-
tolt Brecht.

 

As you can see, this yEar prom-
ises to be a full one with more
productions directed and written
by students. Naturally, with this
schedule, Grinnell students will
not only be welcomed in their
accustomed role as spectators, but
also are invited to indulge apti—
tudes and interests in all phases
of drama. The tour or the back-
stage of Roberts Theatre pre-
sented by the Grinnell Players was
well attended by both freshmen
and upperclassrnen, At that time
crews were signed for the year,
but there is always room for
more. A word to Mrl Meyer will
be wise.

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Women Harriet w, Goodbrod,
Dean of Men Eugene Thompson,
north campus head residents En-
gene Kowert, Terry Moore, and
James Forrest, and John Burma
(sociologYL

What to Do Till the Bell Rings—
Georgia Dentel (Forum social d

rector), Leforne Sequcira (place- _

merit and student aid), and Ed-
ward Foster (English),

Grinnell: the College and Stu-

dents—Dirk Baay (German), and 1

Joseph Wall (history),

What to Do After the Bell Rings
—Waldo Walker (biology). Ken-
neth Christiansen (biology). Rob-
ert Voertman (economics).

Liberally Educated or Liberal—
Ronald Kurtz (anthropology),
Roger Eldridge (religion), and
Kenyon Knopi (economics).

 

> Summer with Friends' Service

(Conlinued {mm Page 4)

Suzy Foster, senior, worked with
a Friends‘ Service project in Ore-
gon, and Janet Nichol, sophomore,
lived and worked on u Sioux In<
dian reservation, on a project
sponsored by the YMCA. Penny
Bevls and Ted Risser, seniors,
spent the summer working in an
Iowa home for juvenile delin»
quents.

Chicago attracted many of the
service-minded Grinnellians this
summer, as always. Jack Dun-
ning. senior, worked with primary

 

age children {mm the South Side,
while Jean Cook's project, titled
REACH, involved 50 high-school
students from the entire city and
suburban areas. Both of these pro-
grams attempted to provide new
experiences in the arts, commu-
nications and urban life for the
participants. Sarah Vanderwicken,
sophomore. was one of several
Grinnellians who were Involved in
the "War on Poverty," working
with Project Headstart in Chicago.

Meanwhile, back at the lac-
tory . . .

 

Birdie . . .

Back home after a myxteriouu diuppearanoe this week
is I’hc xciencc departmeni'r amwer Io lhe Air Fare. falcon.
IE-Ie it u chukksr parirldgc, a type originally from the Middle

311.

LaVerne ,Durkae [biology] raid that the bird leii earlier
this week and ”ion was found back where it darted, in the
enclosed area in the old icience wing,

The bird was found last I p ri n g by Building: and
Grounds. Thix type of bird has been introduced into the
United State: as a game bird and .videnily this particular
specimen excapecl from a cenrervstien deparimeni study at
Rock Creek Park.

Lari year'x ornithological residenis of the science build.
ing appear to have been used for ”game" purporex—furnis -
lng iwo chicken dinner: for some hungry north campur stu-
deni. ssh Yhotozrupn by Bob Hodterne

 

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