Page Silt The Grinnoii REPORTER Folkdanners to present concert By John When The Grinneli Foikdancers will miter their third annual spring program tu- night at 7 p.m. and Saturday night at a pm. in Roberts Theatre, The com- pany at 71 dancers will present a di- verse program or international dances representative or at least 14 different countries, Mood, style, and costume will vary from the quiet grace of “At Va'ani" _ I slaw Israeli circle dance performed by women — to the explosive energy of “Mazur” — the Polish finale num- ber: Spirited, rollicking music will set the mood of such lively dances as "Bruder Lustig" and “Shuddlehux” — of Teutonic origin. On the other hand, markedly more restrained precision will characterize the lighter choreography or the Scottish medley numbers. Among the special highlights or this ear's program will be the Castilonean edding dance “Espunyolet,” the Phil< lppine “Tinlkllng” danced over, Iround, and between moving bamboo poles — and the “Highland Fling," which will be accompanied by a guest bagpiper from the University of Iowa, The woman “Fool’s Jig” is an his- torical English morris dance, originally performed in conjunction with ancient fertility celebrations in “merrie aids England." Scottish kilts, Austrian Iederhosen, Groutian head scarves, Spanish castaa nets, and Peruvian masks are among the many distinctive costumes and properties which will be used to enhance both the variety and the individuality of the dances — as Well as of the dif- MENNEN SPRAY DEODORANT l 01. Size 31.00 Value 58¢ MISS BRECK HAIR SPRAY m Vain. 57¢1 BUFFERIN 100‘s $l.39 Value 88¢ PECAN ROLL ty Center $1.00 Value ?$¢ lerent nationalities they represent. In addition, special projections on the theatre oyclorama will be employed throughout the program to achieve varied background lighting eitects. The tour dance program has been directed and choreographed by Mrs. Pirrko Roeoker, sponsor and instructor of the Glinnell Folk Dancers, Special additional choreography was done by ireile Blaser and Jan Thomas, both senior members of the group. The rolkdancers meet and dance recreationally each Sunday afternoon throughout the school yeart According to John Uhlemann, president and senior member, absolutely no special skill I! required (or participation — ”Just I desire to have fun." D Letters (Continued lmm Page i) To David Dillon and Adrienne Lammonn l apologize to David Dillon and Adri- enne Lemmons for my action in the Spring Riot disturbance which they sutlered. 1 also apologize for any hur- den that i may have imposed on them during the past three years. Ban-y Nemlllen Dear Adrienne Lemnions and David Dillon, I am sincerely regrettui or recent happenings by a group of students, myselt among them. This group, tea gether as a group, lost its individual intellectual competence to make deci- sions, and thus proceeded in a die graceful manner. You two will certain- ly get over the events before we do, tor we have ourselves always present. Ken Adeimnn NOXZEMA Complexion Lollon slot Value 62¢ Prell Concentrate Shampoo “.00 Value 53¢ SCHICK BLADES Iniecllon 7‘s 62 . Friday, April 25. m1 I— Ed. Natal The rollowiug lo a statement by the interim Court explaining their deci» sion in the case involving David Dil- Ion, Adrienne Lemmons, and five Cowiea null members. The Student Interim Court, in recommending the renewing penal- ties, tound it impossible to consider this case and the actions on “Spring Riot Night" b the five male students as an isolate incident. We found it necessary to consider this incident in the context or recurrent behavior over a number or years. The court exam- ined not only specific testimony deal- ing with this case, but also bacic gmund material. It was recommended that two stu— dents receive conduct probation which carries a ritten notification ot snelsi irmponsi lity to college and student adm tnators and to parents or the ind idudi, It is intended to be a time or positive reevaluation of the indi- vidual and his relation to the commu- nity. to this case the conduct or the individuals will be reviewed by the court in the middle of next semester. it was recommended that three students (one at whom will also re Interim Courl Siaiemeni oeive conduct probation) receive so» cral expulsion which carries a con- sure by the student court concern~ ing the individual's antisocial beho— viorr It is intended to be a social pun- ishment hopefully with little academ< lo repercussion. The students in this case will arrange to take finals and comprehensive examinations n w a y from the community. Expulsion was recommended for one student because of the gravity or this incident and because of recurrent antisocial behavior in complete nppo< sition to the goals and standards in- ward which the college strives The court reels that the community of Grinnell cannot tolerate anti-social behavior or a destructive and malici- ous nature, When an individual in- fringes upon the rights and freedom of others through physical and psycho- logical brutality, he should be se- verely censured. The court sincerely hopes that as a result or its recom- mendation, a period or critical evaiu< ation will ensue not only for the stu- dents involved, but also tor the com- munity as a whole. Kathy Karlson Mike Dejole Russ Allen Diane Ponieflnce Sandy flesselink To the Grinnell College community, I, Dale Mossey, do wish to mike pull- lic apology for the events at ”Spring Riot Night." At that time, I did engage In acts against David Dillon and Adri- enne Lemmons which have been shown to constitute disorderly conduct. I am aware that I have caused them pelsDnal humiliation. I sincerely regret those acts, and now promise the Gl‘innell College community as a whole that they will not Ieoceul'. Dale Massey To whom It may concern, I publicly wish to apologize to both David Dillon and Adrienne Lemmons for any role I played ’ their harass- ment "Spring Riot Night." I would also like to apologize to the men of owlfi Hall who have had In) endure thoughtless actions on my part during the past three years. Having reevalu- ated my attitude toward others, I hope to improve myself and to become I more Worthwhile member of the oom« munity. Jim Ill-node WHERE YOU NEVER PAY RETAIL! EVERY DAY DISCOUNT PRICES SAVE YOU MORE 816 5th Ave. GrinneII, Iowa PEPSODEN‘I' TOOTHPASTE Family Silo Willi Hair lfllill .5... 59¢i STORE HOURSl 9 am. to 9 pm. Friday 7 mm. to 8 pm. Mom. Tues. 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