Friday, February 20. |970 } Panthers Continued trom page 1 "Huey P Next ton is in jail not hectiuse he killed a pig. but be cause he put a theory in practice. because he was Subversive. He must be set free because he is valiiuhlc to the people 7 not just the Panthers, hill to all oppressed people C\'cl' where. The real Cl'llntlials are in the White House and [he courts ” in [he filiii, Bobby Seale dis- cussed some of his experiences in prison, the murder of Fred Hampton, and [he persecution of the Black Panther Party. He dis cussed the direction of the moves merit and some of the tellrpolnls, closing with the following: “We are demanding the release of all , political prisoners, starting with Hue) and thyself " In a question and answer session followinE the film, E, C, Smith discussed police haraSSr ntenl oi the Panthers in Des Moines and defined a pig tor his WHERE THE 0 SWINGING’S AS GREAT As THE SKIING! . For the purists. . 7,000 ft. Terry Peak in the beautiful Black Hills. 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Oh fine, I thought, Nothing is more vapid than a hip, withit, sugar- coated, Christian service, But when a heated discussion on the meaning of communion replaced the usual, soporific sermon, I began to have second thoughts. Some people emphasized the worship of Christ in communion, while others stressed the “good feeling” at union and Comrades ship among the congregation. Still others denied any dichotomy between the two. With the problem yet unresolved, the ma- jority of the Congregation sang their way up to the altar to take communion. For me, who ordir narily sits through Sunday wor- ship with my lower lip stuck out as tar as possible, this com— munion was a unique religious experience SCARLET AND BLACK Page Seven ”The Playroom”: Excellent Performances in 0 Thin Plcty A good artist must not only possess the technical skill to achieve his ends, but also his ends must merit achievement in order for the final Work to be worthy. The accomplishment of an artistic aim therefore is a necessary but not a sufficient condition (or good theatrer No matter how technically perfect at; is productTon may be, the play itsel[ must be of merit in order for the production to be ol merit. Presumably, Director John Ulmer’s aim was to conduct an WOULD YOU LIKE TO BECOME A MINISTER? ORDINATION is without question and for lift. LEGAL in all 50 states and most foreign countries. Perform Ia- gul marriages. ordinations. and funerals. Receivo dis- counts on some fares. Ovor‘ 265.000 ministers Iran already been ordained. Minister's credentials and Il- cenre sent: an ordninmant certificate for fuming and an ID card for your billfold. Wo neod your help to cover mailing. handling. and administration costs. Your genorous contribution is appreciated. ENCLOSE A FREE WILL OFFERING Writs to: UNIVERSAL LIFE CHURCH Box 8071 Ft. Louderdale. Florida 33314 By Nada Mangialetti acting exercise primarily for the benefit olthe student actors. Last Sunday's premiere of “The Play- room" was indeed a demon stration OI skillful directing and acting. But to choose a play on the basis of its suitability for acting drills, to the exclusion of its worth for a general audience unwisef Acting exercises should be confined to acting classes and workshops. A major college production should he as much for the entire college audience as for the actors and theatre majors. ”The Playroom,” a mildly in- teresting, “well-made” melo- drama, was not unlike an advens lure story which might appear on television on the evening prime time slot. The plot was fairly suspenseful; the character development non-existent. This is not to say that an audience cannot enjoy such a play, any more than a viewer cannot enjoy prime time adventure stories. But such an insignificant play. has no lasting effect, either positive or negative, on its audience. 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