Friday. April 24.

} Concert

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variety of typa of pieces (solos,
Quartets) and there was a
variety in the styles oi pieces
played. These things held the
listener-5' attention throughout
the concert. The ensemble work
was very good, as was the solo
work. Those oi you who missed
this concert should try your luck
Hie next time ~ you might break
down and discover that you are
actually enjoying yourselt.

) Letters

Continued from page 2

students have become spea is
of deeds, doers of words.
The Administration has
shown itself abjectly fearful oi
Virtually all student demands
[or what Kingman Brewster,
president of Yale, refers to as
“pupil power”. and the {acuity
has trembled with a subservi-
cnce that is even greater, in
proportion to its superior in-
tellects and bodies. In one
thing only ltave both adminis-
tration and faculty been ada-

mant: in advancing the cause
._.—_

The Board of Religion
would like to find the per-
son who submitted an un-
signed membership appli-
cation. P l e a s e contact
Connie Ericson.

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by approving the
new RE. complex and by
building the academic sched-
me around the spring meets,
it is clear that here is the one
“non-negotiable" demand made
by the administration and the
iaculty. Any attempt by the
advocates of “pupil power".
who have obviously subverted
the sports editor or the 5&3,
to undermine this unalterable
commitment to P.E. will be
regarded by both the adminis-
tration and the faculty as a
“breach of faith". This is not
(to quote Andy Loewx) “a
threat”. Harassment of minor
lties like those of the admin
istration and the faculty will
lead to a solidarity and a
united front which the pupils
have just cause to tear. I need
only point to the uninterrupted
prowess of the faculty as mani-
tested in its athletic victories
over pupil teams in all manner
of good sports.

“War," said Thomas Aqu-
inas. “is the moral equivalent
of games” (Summa contra Ni-
hilisticos XCX. cxc, ixi). The
campus right now is on a cola
lision course between Alan
”Iron Logic" Nasser and Glenn
“W a r m Athletic Supporter”
Leggett. Let us all pray that
the better “man" emerge vic-
lorious,

Name Withheld
On Demand

SCARLET AND BLACK

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recreational or social purposes.

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to expect cooperation irom his
roommate, and the duty to
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has the r-ight to the use
of his room for
coeducationi social purposes
during those hours such visits are
permitled in his areas of the

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lll.Rrghttn Privacy.

,\. Each resident has llie right
at privacy williili his own room.
thl'c the college or IlS
representatives seeks access to
a student room to determine
compliance or not with the.
provisions oi applicable law
rclalnig to multiple dwelling
units, the occupant should be
notified 01 such planned entry not
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provements or repairs, notice
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where imminent danger to life.
salely, health, or property is
reasonably reared, entry should
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Highlights

Two (acuity recitals are
scheduled this weekend at Grin-
nell College.

James Wyly will present a
program or 18th century music
(or harpsichord and clavichord
at 8 p.m. Saturday (April 25)
in Herrick Chapel.

The program:

—Pieces de Clavecln ~ Ra-
mean,

—The Well-tempered Clavier.
Books I and ll — Bach.

—Sonata iii B Flat Major 7
Haydn.

—Six Sonatas a Solar.

Cellist Bonnie Hampton and
pianist Nathan Schwartz will
appear in recital at 8 pm. Slin-
tiay (April 26) in Herrick Chap-
e1.

The program: _

—Suite in C Major for Cello
Solo _ Machi

iPieces for Piano — Dalla-
picolla.

isonata for Piano (Unfinishr
ed) # Schubert.

isynchronisms for Cello and
Electronic Sound — Davidove
sky.

—Sonata for Cello and Piano,
Opus 102, NO. 1 —— Beethoven.

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