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) War

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leave, to be performed Friday
and Saturday evening.

1 While playwrights have dealt
i'with historical and social
[homes since the time ol Aes-
ihylus, Mrt Meyer noted a par
ticular contemporary revival 01
this concern “There is no ques~
lion mat people like Tuchman
are writing almost in the style
of theater," while many current
dramatists follow the lead of
Beriolt Brecht, whose work is
conceived as “an artistic his-
tory of man . . . parables ul
history, with a lesson." More

recen: productions have in-
cluded Rolf Hockhuth's The
Deputy. a documentary play by
Peter Weiss centered on the
Nuremberg Trials, and a work
perlormed in London concert)-
lng the assassination of Presls
dent Kennedy.

War Without End unites re-
corded events and perspectives
with B poetic narrative which
seeks to portray the horror and
purposeless sufiering or World
War It The play is a fusion of
the tragic and the absurd: “We
have produced the play in an
extremely nonreal style which
we hope will reinforce the ng<
tesquerless, stupidity, and to-
tility oi the wart"

} Leaders

(Continued from Pagc l)
oumstances at the past two
Weeks were, 0! course, unfor-
tunate. Still, crises, whether
over residence halls or drama
censorship or penalties, uiioni
unique opportunities for com.
munity mvaluatluns and for
the taking of clear, Iorthrlght
and, hopefully, forward-look-
ing stands.

“if Grinnell ls unwilling to
grapple boldly and positively
with the problems oi social
change, I wonder about its
institutional guts in the more
vital areas of educational re-
tom."

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rewriting tho college catalog
to conform to “reality at Grin—
nell,” Kent commented: "I love

the college catalog. It's the
main reason I came here. I
think radier man revise the
catalog we should revise the
colleges”

“I'm no particular advocate
oi student power. Still, if stu-
dents are the only people Will-
ing to take initiative, then they
probably should have power.
Grinnell has to get moving It
a push irom tho studenn is
what is needed, so be it. i have
no regrets.”

CanP President Bnh Foote
stressed his canoem with
“making the student voice rel-
evant" as a segment oi the
college community. He men-
tioned counseling as one area
in which student concern
seems to have provnked ad-
ministrative reevaluation and
expressed hope that revision

would be forthcoming.

Bond Faulwell. speaker of the
Senate, noted that he expected
a resolution supporting the stu-
dent government protest to be
passed at the next regular
meeting. the last of this semes-
ter. He added that the Senate
would seek clarification of the
administration's action in m-
gards to the recent visitation
violation punished by suspen-
sion.

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