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PAGE 2
t ocus
On Faculty
Are W e Prepared ?
R&afrzirag fK-s.* State Cortege will one day be changed to a
liberal art* instffu-twi an<2 tt»at fhe educa-Hon cfepartmervt will
na-furalf/ u,tid«fgo w m » change, if ne*/ert,hetes.'S seems import* rvt to mention ttie apparent need for clarity concerning
preoarafioo
In
for
teaching
education
courvsi
littte
emphasis
i i placed
on
^e-ar c o m e s . M a n y o-f t h e s f v < t e n t
p-erhap-j
during
almost
cannot
half
d o their
By LJ.NT.M
P
Communications
n
some
b<e-3t
quarters,
because
teach
they
ttvese
teachers,
junior
have
high.
inadequate
preparation
Then
v
when
fiedge-d m e m b e r
high.
Isn't
'each
senior
re
former
p.a<Oce
teacher
becomes
a full-
o f t h e p r o f e s s i o n , he m a / be t e a c h i n g
t probable
high
that
he
«ould
if he h a d d o n e
bebetter
his s t u d e n t
senior
prepared to
:
teaching
n that
field
If
Alban/
S*at»
prep-ares
'eecr.e's
for
o n l / grad-e-s
t h r o u g h t w e l v e , ' h e r e s h o u l d be n o s t u d e n t t e a c h i n g
seven
and eight,
end
graduates
should
no'
nire
twelve,
more
students
the
prepare-s teachers
bequalified to
emphasis
should
should
beallowed
grade-s t h e /
for grades
be put
t o do
se/en
o n junior
their
practice
Gowunati - Stolen.
through
nigh,
Chooses El
and
»e-3t'ning i n
I . i I ,i h W h o ( .in M i - r d Ii
V I I . I* ( a p a b l e Hi r,. i n -
prefer.
ON n i t . i;t \< ii
Fasciast Ghost?
Imost
incredible
that
it s h o u l d
happen
here,
b u t i t is h a p p e n i n g . T h e J o h n B i r c h S o c i e t y — a g r o u p o f a l m o s t
fanatical
conser/ati/e".
e/treme
right-wingers
«ho
have
/ a u l t e d t h e r n s e i /es
n t o p r o m i n e n c e b / m e a n s >f a : o n c e n •
trated campaign ofrnudsling
the
guidance
suddenly
o f Rob-ert
blossomed,
nationalism.
Munich
Such
and blatant
H .W.
V/elch,
brauhaus, over
devoted
ofcentury
to ultra-
Hitler,
in
a
ago
Till
John
Birch
knows
nothing
days after W o r l d W a r II
hands
ofa Chinese
to
this
Society
should
o f his n a t u r e
m a n who believed
be r e p o r t e d
he
and then
died
I.O-I \\i) I (il \ |
ter
left
You Can Act
John
his college
if they
on a
lent his n a m e
because
that
to the authorities
to t h e left of his b r a n d
of r u i n i n g
lieutenant,
B i r c h has po-sthumously
'so t y p i c a l
was a n a r r o g a n t
society,
i h o t , b a y o n e t e d f i f t e e n t i m e s at t h e
Communist
garbage heap. B u t J o h n
of this
leaned
ofultra-Nationalism-—even
Birch
Pa ...-.
professors
anywhere
a tthe risk
OI'LR \ T I O V
a life.
r
The
willing
rov/
John
Birch
Society
be r e p r e s s e d
however,
"pinkos."
by a n y g o v e r n m e n t a l
which
censored
Nationalism
Party;
advocates
b ythe
agency.
unproven
Society
Hitler's
doctrines,
Any
not
organization,
Fascist-
spilled
-and yet the Society continues
The
narrow
is f r i g h t e n i n g l y
akin to
o f 'which so
opinion.
:h A m e r i c a n
to gain
::.]
Lippman, Murand should
name-calling,
of public
Birch
because
cannot
r'.v
Eisenhower a
Two Speakers
Treat Africa
1 l-.I.K ITATIONS
o fa free press, can a n d ought t o
hammer
ofthe John
calling
Truman,
T h e Society
like spying, a n d suppression
be
functions:
tool o f the C o m m u n i s t
and others
i: m i i n\ t.
MM
llin- -under
a n e x - c a n d y m a n , has
of one Adolph
a quarter
i
nam?
as a n o r g a n i z a t i o n
was »he s t a r t
'•- IJ-an ' .:
IN I KKOK
'It..- a
blood
support.
W
Famed Scholar
Gives Lecture
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Notice
STATE COLLEGE NEWS
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MAY 1 9 1 6
OF
Moving - Up Day Marks
Fifth Seasonal Weekend
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If t h e c o l l e g e
News Notes
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To the E d i t o r :
P<'» L e t t e r to the
•'I'd like to c o m m e n t on an a l Student Body:
l i t u d e which p e r v a d e s a portion of
Recently, thcii- appeared in the
Scholarship Winners
By M a r y Lou E i s e n m a n
rl ul(
the student body—an a t t i t u d e of s t a t e College News an editorial to
- ' Beardsley '60 h a s been
"Those t h i n g s longest consider- d a r of social e v e n t s h a s u n c a n n i l y
[trying to get b y ' with a s little el- t M ( . t.ff(.(.| n i a ) senate has been "warded a cooperative National ed a r e j u d g e d to be b e s t , " o r s o m e - connected it with t h e IFC-ISC infort and creativity a s p o s s i b l e . "
loafing with regard to the proposed s , ' 1 , , ' u ' 1 ' fellowship to study m a t h e - thing like t h a t ! . . . by S a m u e l formal p a r t y F r i d a y e v e n i n g , t h e
This is the c o m m e n t t h a t I g a v e Slate College radio station That M U t l i ( - s : l ' l ! " ' ' 'niversity of New J o h n s o n . (Or w a s it Ben J o n s o n ? ) W a t e r b u r y Hall F o r m a l S a t u r d a y
to your reporter—not the o n e that is not so The stall ..1 the station Hampshire
Well, a n y w a y , w h o e v e r did s a y n i g ' 1 1 . • l d l h c ' IFC-ISC picnic Sunwas printed in t h e April 14, 1961 is nnl in a position to formally ask
The Business D e p a r t m e n t an it bad a point I Can you i m a g i n e c l a y afternoon,
edition, page 2. I now h a v e an ad- Senate for assistance In fact, the in.nines Iliat .lames Rogers 'Ou is a n y t h i n g m o r e e x h i l e r a t i n g than
Moving-Up D a y will be held M a y
ditional c o m m e n t — a n d believe m e , stall "I the station :- nut in a posi the recipient of a fellowship to for S l ' C E A to h a v e five spring 0 from 9 a . m . until 12 noon a n d
0 " - r i p e " as you s a y it. is very tion to do much nl aiivihing. Whv'.' teach at Illinois I niversity.
w e e k e n d s i n s t e a d of the usual four'.' will r e s u m e at 7 p . m . for the skit.
Often more effective t h a n a glow- Simplv
because
,,1 insulTieienl
Student Teachers
T h e r e c a n be, if you count Moving- T h e occasion i n c l u d e s s o m e t h i n g
J111 praise and a s p a r k l i n g stale- m e m b e r s h i p p , . w , . | | and good
Ml llmse who will lie off-campus l'|i Day. And w h y not',' Not only old ( t h e p r o g r a m ) , s o m e t h i n g n e w
e l a s s programs),
ificnl of e d u c a t i o n a l o b j e c t i v e s My 1 ha I people ,av I H M I ' I C
\ radm -ludeiil leaehei's of science and does this y e a r p r o m i s e to be infer- ( S o p h o m o r e
newest c o m m e n t r e f e r s In your slalion would he . e r t a m h a .Meal matheuialics dunin.' 1901-02 t e r m , esting, different a n d well-organ- s o m e t h i n g b o r r o w e d ( s k i t — p a r t l y ) ,
newspaper's editorial policy. Need thin: lor S l a t - 1 ollo-e
I We iniisi report to Mr Robert Ander i/.ed, but its position in the calen- s o m e t h i n g blue ( t h e Senior c l a s s
farewell s o n g ) .
1 mention it"
Hunk -o h,o Su On a h.r - n u m b e r -"ii libs:', beiweeii April 24-2K
B u r t o n S Kaliski '2D
"I Senator- a- '-II ,. past and
Mlenlion Ml Seniors!
l ' L LJr\r\r\rc
.Moving-Up D a y is one of t h e
To the Student B o d y :
|.n->ent S A l ' i - - i d e n t . II,,,..-., ,
« l , , n will >.ni be doin« Ji I I nCJI ISrl II OnOl^t
most l o n g - r e m e m b e r e d c e r e m o n i e s
How we have h a r a n g u e d about
I wiOi.- do m.l make ., 'bu, I'ariies , i a n c c skits and d i p l o m a s
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conducted
a t Slate. Signuni
Many s tL
u da ue nd ti ss
receive recognition:
the lack of facultv sludcnl re I a come I., paIn - i d - r i„ h a . - a n ,..ui
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example 'to contradict all those who need you. ll , , ! be n - . i - a i w P, \pr.l 2.". at 7 2,0 p . m . in B r u b a c h e r .
expound about p r o f e s s o r s who sup have •• lr.,...-,l „|,er„im
..all "I M-.i.e.: I P Da> will also be discus. ol 1902 have just been selected to of m e r i t , a n d F r a t e r n i t y a n d Sororp a r t i e i p a t e in t h e Fnglish Honors py
scholarship
awards.
Frosh
p„sedly don't c a r e about us.
a p p r o . u n .,1-1, m p c p l e „ e l l - , - d
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priigrain beginning in the fall seni C a m p counsellors will also be an'
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Last week's issue contained a
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T h ( , l ) l i n i n t , u | ) „ f , h e ,.|asses i s
number of p i c t u r e s in the l e a t u r e P " " " l l " "
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be salurda> April '' at 1 00 p i n ill v e a r . b e c a u s e of t h e l a r g e n u m b e r
s o i m i i Dr. Benton ol the liiolo-s • "on" ,|1\i\
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h i u b a c h e r ' s private dining room of a p p l i c a n t s , the e n t i r e Fnglish V ( , r v i m p r e s s i v e . At \<> e n d of t h e
Department v o l u n t e e r e d his l i m e ,
W u c h h a i.e. ;. ,|.,iic I-. ihe p r e - I-I .ill ill,, r i II I c rest cd in singing facultv, instead of the usual com- line can be seen the e r d a n t F r e s h selected
t h e s t u d e n t s , m e n , g u v s in d a r k s , a c k s a n d w h i t e
advice,I" help
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the upporlimity!
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cape a possible Cuban invasion.
on May 10 a n d 17.
pai.d mi S a t u r d a y . I heir service
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1
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of two a d d r e s s e s to be given in
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tlihulcd lo Ihe s u c c e s s ol our 1- ]H , ,,i,i,e! 1,1 > .u
I'age I lall on Mondav. April 21.
Cent Science I olloi|iliuin I'l'ograio
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V,. were able lo put on ibi- " 0 1
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D r a p e r 2,10. Dr. Amiya i h a l c r a
Ult,sl Speakl,rs
no!, h series b e c a u s e ol h n
1,,|,,,n 1
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viirly, I ' l o l e s s o r ol C o m p a r a t i v e
operation al all level- ,,1 , h - . - I , , . mm h - •-'''"•" : ! ";i,1 ' :,.
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VVHITF:
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p r o g r a m endorsed b \ umil.V colI ilw.llll 1 niiv ..1 s u t o r i i v h o u s e - , s h o u l d r e
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leges Ihl'oiiglioiil the I lilted S t a l e s
I ill Ii t h e n lol III III llll'ir I ' e , p e i liv e
ll e n a b l e s college s t u d e n t s to spend
hall o 1 h o u s e 11 v t h e s a m e d a l e
Todav begins t h e third annual the s u m m e r working on p r o j e c t s in
\ p p l I, al inn- si ill m a V b e m a d e
Dr Kuhliison will also anI M m a l e j\{:\ l e m a l e K e s l d e u c e .As High School D r a m a L i s l i v a l The Africa
Di'ainalics a n d Arts Council is swer questiutis on Ihe new P e a c e
1 1.on . • h i p - PM I h e 1001 Oil s c h o o l
sponsoring this Ivvodav meet
Corps, which lie h a s helped lo orn'.il
He 1,11 • 111 1 • A s s i s t a n t s l i v e i n
(' 1 ) m ,„.i,.
g a n i / e bins pi-o-ram is sponsored
I 1 aleimly Jewi'lry
sjx
1.lie ol I h e 1 o l l e . ' o h a l l s
working
e n r o l l e d lor the competition are ln lOiruin "I I ' o l i t n s the lOigb-b
I italics, Sleins, Rings
w i i l i ihe hall d i r e , t o r s
l i i return
,ix s l a t e high schools - Albany, Sl'cakin, I III.HI and s C \
Jfwt'li y, tints, F'avura
I h e v 1 e. civ e l u l l o l p a r t i a l c r e d i t
Meadow, L a k e l a n d .
Israeli l.'coiiouiics
sitii Pini" \, 1'inpo ulna
i,i 1, 11.imer.1l ton low a i d s r o o m a n d Ueaeoii. Last
Oohaiiseii and Wilbur l.vuch
\ l s o visiinig the College on Men
('lull Puts, Keys
b i l . l l d 1 ll.ll es
P . o h school will presenl either dav will be Mr N a t h a n l i a r Yaa
\ p p h e a 1 ion - 11 av be obtained
Mi'il.tls, Tnijilues
a
one a i l plav o r a scene ll'um a eov . I'ouiisellor ol Ihe Israeli L m 11, .111 I Inuslii ' l d i n e . ,i\u\ .slliillld
lie will ills
l ' M \ I K M l"l I' 11 III I I I .
be I el m in I lo I l e a n M o k e s I f e m a l e llil'ce act plav T h e production will bass) in Washington
he s t a g e d ill the Little T h e a t e r he cuss current Israeli e c o n o m i c a n d
i : i M a r s h a l l Mi e e l
position
.old l o I h e U t i l i s i n g O l
l i c e i m a l e p o s i t i o n s 1 A p p l i c a t i o n s ginning t o m o r r o w at il. A trophy political a t l a i r s in the 10 a in. ecoSIM .u'lisr III. N«'« \ »rk
l o r m a l e a - -I si a l l i e s l u p s will b e will be a w a r d e d to the most out n o n i u s ;l class, D r a p e r Oiil, a n d
(.11 5-7H.H1
s t a n d i n g plav a l t e r the j u d g m e n t in ihe 2 p m political science 12
, l o s e d , l i e , l i v e Pl'lih'IV , A p r i l 2ti
no , losing dale for female posi ol t h r e e p r o m i n e n t Albany t h e a t e r c l a s s , D r a p e r 201. G u e s t s a r e in
(,*il Siut'itst'ii, M g r .
people is announced
v ited
I lolls has been allllollllced
, ..lie. ,
lie .idelice
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English Evening
Six Schools Vie
L G. BALFOUR
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1961
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAV. A P R f t 21. 13*1
State Initiates Modern Dance Group
Expansion .-. ".he keyword
a',
State ' o!!e?e Every > e a r V j r ^ '
- a M - v : [opiates - o r e c o u r s e s ,
r.ore g r a d j a t e
programs
more
'•••ulfiinz additions and more ors a n u a t i o r . i Tucked :n a m o n g ail
'..-.e ; - her> :• i :.''•>• organization
'Jietij a r c surely e - t a o -.arr.e for itself and an
pated m the pro ; . - • . - a.^i""' 6 5 Me.T.'r>er5h:p - :student :n the : : . . - : ; e -ent t i m e most A :r.~ :•.•
freshmen
br
:•-.-••.represented
-pv-p ~oderTi : a *;•••• "•
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••• •
J o a n n e W.-z-.; - .-.-.- , -
Mode .T.
Modem
Dance
:e
Performance
Roland
<chird.
8 E35.
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• r"'J, i e : •.:'•'," d a n c e ^
anvihin? . .
J'...*,'. '
This Year's Progress
Mi>s Roland c o m m e n t e d that she
has been pli ased with the s u c c e s s
of the daiiee group at S t a t e tinyear The m e m b e r s of the group
iiavi on n working againsl m a n y
diffa'allies
T:
The Officers.
dU'l
-
pi6
Tin r, were jiroblcnis in IIIKIIIIL
a p'an '., p aclicc. T h e use of I lie
Eniie !; n. the only a v a i l a b l e
place, i- much a p p r e c i a t e d by the
gro'ip However, the room docs not
ha\ the best facilities for elanciiu
~\\ .'d floor make s p l i n t e r s ine\ i
lab:1 and, of course it is also used :>> die '.'.ninen of P i e r c e Hall
Tin i: i in. the group h a s no a e
con:pa:i:sl
This significant
lack
ha- :: a::' thai the g r o u p h a s h a d
'n
",\u records to p r o \ ide I lie
nei
. I';, music.
• a:;ro
P a r t - and
-tate - Group
; •(• - r o ' i j
M.ss
pre<
T) u ,, lb,- cycle goes on. E a c h
nne takes what he likes best from
those wli" o before and c r e a t e s
his own styles. In this w a y modern 'lance is kept forever new a n d
creative
ar.o s!•* ay? no A
. a. •: a r.'. r. g r.: r
•"•*•
.hnol in V i v York City a n d pre°
annual concert, at least
serif. ••"
\ , jn duration.
two •'''
u p . Graham c r e a t e d h e r own
,\
,', larv for m o d e r n (lance.
She has morc-or-lcss l i b e r a t e d the
S
„, modern d a n c e for the last
I ? fU-radi-s Now other m o d e r n
,
,,-astiT.s a r e beginning to
" l . „ l f from the p a t t e r n s s h e h a s
L i s i c l State's
Modern
Dance
, r o l ,p ba-es Us techniques on the
eild' Miss G r a h a m h a s set.
5Ch
R.
niijiic
However with more per her major m working with the
formanees the group will be able VM( A in t'olumhus, Ohio.
to learn more ol the intricacies ol
She also taught folk dancing in
modern dance and will also bene
-iininii r camps lor three y e a r s
fit from p'.blic p e r l ' i r m a m i
This w a r . as an instructor in
.Mimeii'- physical education, she
i- teai lung for her first full year
Her i'ili iiu bides the teaching of
variou- -port- and physical activi
lies but the part she enjoyed most
1'. i haps the group u ill al-o lia\ e A as teai liiio.' modern d a n c e for
its own choreographer n e \ i \ e a r llll'ee Wi eks
In addition, there :- a possibility
The modi in dance group h a s
that the .students Ihem-i h e - will
do quite a hit more • \ V i , o i e work gi\' o her ,, chance to treat the
-ub i ' i inin Ii more
extensively
with cliun ographv
dial ','• a possible in the three week
.Membership w id ai am lie open i"ii'i ion "i 'In pin - n a i education
to student- in all lour i lasse- Pre ' o i i r - e
VIIIIIS training i- not retpured lv.
V i "I'dmg ' " Miss Roland that
i ryone will be weh nine
ibree w, ' k portion docs, however,
II there are elioo: ,. m t i re-led include -oine "I the basic e l e m e n t s
stmlents and ' I n n i- , rn HI: II d i l ,\ Im Ii ilo students Liter explore
f e n m i m tin ir dam in. p i n . r e - - Im '!e r oi 'heir practice sessions
Another iinportanl par! ol the
future plans involves hiring an ac
c o m p a n i s l . With an accompanisi
b tli r and more \ aried -elei |inn Will be possible
t!ii- p r o g r a m ma-, im lode gradua
Tin- - m i n e r Miss Roland plans
I ion accol'dlll
in die pl'i \ I'Ml- e \
p. i it in e ,md add '
••! ' he n.' 11. lor'lu '• work m modern d a n c e . She
.\ n; d" . raduate work at ('onnecti
hi rHegulai
aio ii'la:
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re
- ,' i oil'', e Sum n o r School for the
i i.ii, i m \ i ' « London Conn
lOIII'l d
Ii:i• ii do ii i- iH• \l year and the
Ml.-- Kolai 'i •.'•' '1 dial Mo in '.'. : . ', plan- lor Modern Dance.
priigr i m ma> p.,- -do . mi lodi lei
In Time
lure di inon-lraiion- an 1 'Ai'i'ksliopI'lm- \M- see that through the
lor code ' and o a> In h e Ii -ch'"il
• Indents in die a n a I In ;n inal i-imris ol a lew people who a r e
amount and i;> pe "l , \ p a n -i-ui •'. .11 A don:' to -tarl something new and
d e p e n d oil the r e - p " l i - e "I s t u d r i i l - • i i iii-\ the project through, great
and admim-i ralmn ' > the pi'", ra : iiid eommeiidahle tilings can be
and lis plan-
Mi-- Roland, who eoiicened the
.
La
ol a modern dance group, and
All-,
Kolilld
' d i . d i n i l - 'lie
'I ,. -e n| records h a s n a i n r a l l \
'In mien -li d -Indents who put
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' a 'Ii •" mm Ii ol their ellol'l- into
IT; - and ill the c h o r e o g r a p h e r T h e Salle i 'idle', e s|n o ai hi - the -I a i e. ular practice and pari u ipation
dentthe
lei
Imnpii
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sell . lion- a\ ailable have been few
prn\ isalion- i \p!a.u - '•> ' l o o , ' In rn modern dam e ha\ e together es
cr nan J, -on d.
' di!;-!,' 'I a new college aeti\ il\
principles "I :o"di i n i.iin • d " ' '•• Mliele.-.- m a n y people have c l i o l e o : I ' l l ] i l l > a ' . ' i l i . i l i ' l l i - ' ! ' ' " ' •
I lull: - w nl i ham. e. it w ill . n o .
CO,... nm d \'.iih and helped the i r d e t a i l - "I no • i. 'la "''• ain !.,. i I' we h o p e
St licit Ills
w ill
Sri.'.p Mans more have shown an / a t i m i
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Wl' re-1 in |I;I\ inM such a m o d e r n
in dull d pre.-i nted, and reineni
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'Kt..>oer.
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Miss Roland's
Position
a I r e m i ndoii- aio'iim' "I ! line and
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M l - - Roland
m r '.':.-" . ' , r .. , • r :
i.'i th'- i h r> .graph;,
mr
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ail n o ;
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'•".' • '-'OT - r.-.r.al ideas s u b m : f i - i .."•' m i ., ,;„..., , "
••:• - •• • •:' •)•< in c m hers
Mar'ha
(Jraha::
Organization
In,;- , ,,i \; ,|, : : . [i., :
Member- m e , " . - . c r . Wedn, -da;.
M a r t h a G r a h a m . :\
i
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-' "'" ^ n g h Room a- in the m...|, rn d a : : .
Pierce Ha.. "I hi _r-.jp h a s about >he h a - p r , ' \ i d e d die
~'''- Vl n a ' '•'•< m e m b t r- although l< rn .1 ,m . .,- :• , \ ;
"'• a n '' •"'"•r' - " i d e n " . ha'.i p a r t i u
\ m i in l o r
i~ • dii'Mii! h much effort and in i ffol'l in d i n ' 'm Ho '• al'!"U- a
h': ' p.no,cul irly on the part nl ll', ilir- "I III'' .'"'•' I" -'a' ' ' '' •''
'I'- i ••'•" ipant-, m o d e r n d y n c e h a s i / a t 1011 at M a ' i ' " • ' •
s
u ' '' d\ completed its first ir>
1)11
Miss Roland's Ha' kground
•' •<" ' ' . ' o ii is looking I n w a r d s
M l - - Knlalld I. ' ' ' ' 'I he!' !'•" I"
>> '
' :u-\l year.
Im - ill g.li-e l l "
•" ^ ! : i ' '
', e i ' M l \ . 'A In re I"
|ori d in model :. ''.,.'. '
I utiire P l a n s
' : .'I plans tiir the ciiiinnp
J' •'' ' : '' • ;di i n c r e a s e d e m p h a s i s
1-0,1 I! ' A l l l l i
I"
'" I'vi'l H malice and m o r e public
a
l •' ."'.i1.' '•
Naturally t h e r e will -lie taii'.'hl '. il'io'.
al
" ' I"' ' '.Illumed work Willi It . Il I lurue. Ins S'-i'i' '
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Plin lln n w ill alw a\ - Re this
oi minii. \ " matter w hat bappi n.1 'Su -1, ' happen, the group was
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1.0' ii i di Male t'ollcge" is not
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In •• and ran- and dam e- "Ii
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All together now. One two, three.
Precision is the word.
The performance it going well.
Up, up, and away.
PAGE i
STATE COLLEGE tfjrWS, FRIDAY
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JFK: Sympathy
By R. DAVIES
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About a week ago, a list was posted on the A MIA bulletin
board to find out if there was enough interest in intercollegiate track to warrant the starting of a team. To date about
twentv-scven persons have signed up. A meeting was called
last Tuesday to begin organization of the team, elect commisSioMcrs. and settle questions .such as what type of com
petition should be initiated.
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The routine for starting a spoil on the \ in -ity le\el habeen established by the AA Board. The first year uiu-i be one
of intramural competition recognized by the AMIA II then
seems to be enough interest in the sport, il mav be presented
to the AA Board for recognition. It may then receive a budget
schedule matches or scrimmages with other colleges and do
everything a Varsity team can do except award a letter. The
following year the club may be given lull \,n>ity status il
interest warrants this.
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Four years ago. an attempt was made in larl a track
team. At the start the interest seemed great enough to warrant recognition as a Varsity team. A budget was giwn about
two thousand dollars worth of equipment was purchased and
meets were scheduled with III'I and I'nion Almost as soon
as the project got off the ground, it collapsed '
iii •••
The meeting held last Tuesday mirrored enough interest
to warrant action on a team. It was mentioned thai cm rent
interest seems greater than that of previous sears. Meets are
to be scheduled for May in hopes of making this year ipiabf)
as the intramural year. An abundance of equipment i- avail
able including about thirty pair of track shoes, hurdles, shot
discus and other necessary equipment, all in excellent condi
tion
Arrangements have been made with the Albany High
track coach for combined workouts with Albany High a team
much tougher than RPi's or Union's. All those wanting to
work out with Mr. Becket at Blocker Stadium should obtain
a physical check-up from the Medical Office. Conditioning is
a vital fat tor for the success and safety of participants There
fore, anyone considering entering a meet should make Mire
he i- in good condition beforehand
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^ one i cold Tuesday afternuon
"i uind • ,i pi ];lei ker Stadium was
:
'' • - ' ' ' ol the insi op-niim d a \
deh :c lor Mie I s d hasehall team
in i >"r > I'iiis I' \ a a l s i l e i i > I'eie
"•pM.ii • In'-! l a - a ol opi ning-d i>
l| 1
' ' l e t mi ihnai: tiit same li.nr
Urown w:; he only letlerman of
i In- (|iiartei
h i was not a rookie,
The Star n u n inad • il 1-0 in the
second on a '\..l! t> I ' D / iwicz. a
Mnile h> Sp.nti .. d a sacrifice fly
b.\ Pavi Iki:
-\\u third uiniii" \ . a s ilie same
, , n | v n,,. ,.;,,..,, were e h a n s e d .
l»'Anceliee lid li wiih .1 walk"f<>fI 1 "' It !' i I i, 'ii ' r- i ie.:ini ercd | ,v, ,.,| |,\ ;i n-iple oti the bat of
• '• I •.'•! ,• i iil> HI 11 it lop ol the liniwn <
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laii and :,:i,,| niniiiu to ".in | | l ( . ; p in i aki ilie -•• a e 11-0 This
ilf ball . . o n e u r l i in run- mi li i,. •.•nniire.' ;. • • ' ) w,.- also the
ha- ,.inI i i ' nr..:•• STA'I'K I T " I . r l , ( | a ., i| u , ..,,,., j j , 11, ] ,,, s( ., ir( , j n
o • i .n- ..ii s a i- and I e i m r - ; i l n ,,| n,,. n e^ainii!'' I c e inmn'.s
b.iolees Hit lonl>
Austin 'Ilii'itl'es P e l s
:
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The success of the foundling track team depend- upon
two factors: active participation of interested athletes and
spectator support. Neither of these two arc cnoueh I'm -ancess In itself but depend upon each oilier for -.uc< e»s
Spring Sports Now in Swing:
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Ai one tune or another, the News Kd lifted 230 lbs. hi the p r e s s ,
has had the opportunity to report 235 lbs. in the snatch and 290 lbs.
or leaiurize upon almost every in the c l e a n a n d - j e r k . He also did
athletic endeavor. This however, a deadlift from the floor with 480
is the first lime in my recollection lbs. and a deep knee bend with
that we have had the chance to 300 lbs.
^ ^ speak about weight-lifting m gen- ,j„e Powhida is the District
, J oral and the endeavors of Kd middle-weight champion for the
ISM Brown and .Joe Powhida in parti- third y e a r in a row and recently
I1K11 n d a r .
look third place in the E a s t e r n
Dunn;, die past year and even Slates Championships. J o e joined
last year, Senior Ed Brown and Kd as a title holder in the City
Sophomore .hie Powhida have been Championships for his weight class.
making their presence felt a t n u n c '|-|u. o d d Lifting Championships at
emus lifting meets all along the Cortland last weekend was a hathast Coast. Each holds several ||L. ,,i vengence lor Joe and he
niaior championships in this field c a m e through by winning the
Time Consuming
heavyweight class with a 5 7 5 ^ lb.
In addition to a normal aca- deadlift, 290 lb bench press and
limine load and many hours of a .pio ]|, deep k n e e bend.
pari lime work, Kd and Joe man
l a b o r of Love
ace lo work nut nine hours a week
u,,,,,,,, ,,/„„,, j s ;) , a b ( j r o f l u v e
„, preparation for almost weekly f ( j r | j u ( ( ) ,, (] a m J J ( K , a n ( ] j ( ^ ^ ^
sai unlay
evening
weight-lilting 1 . ( ,. l|iv „,.,,,,.,. ,„ l h e n i thai t h e \
contests. When the weekends do (j>, 1 .;. r( . |w , „,,, , , . , , „ „ „ „ , „ . p u b l l '
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..r Milage on Ihe Easl ( o a s t which ^ , |l(,N s a v ; . . A f u , r u | , w h y ( | ( |
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the fourth on a single by Dick Lund^ren off pitcher Dan D'Angelico
who had moved in from first base
to relieve Spina alter Pete h a d
loaded the bases on three straight
walks 'I he Engineers registered
' o u r more in the fifth off D'Angelit-o before Spina c a m e back
ir nl hls
"
station al first base to
strike out the side Spina, who
struck out eleven, finished the
t-'amc on the hill from here on.
Cherry & White Rally
The Cherry and White Troymen
were one run down qoing into the
' a s t innin.u. but c a m e up with five
'"' J r u " s o n :! hits lo lake the win
home.
Travel To Oneonta Tomorrow
Tomorrow al 2 p.m. The Peds
will lace an Oneonta State squad
on the lied l)r cams home diamond.
Pete Spina is scheduled to start
on ihe mound, but there is a chance
thai Captain Chuck Recesso m a y
net the assignment. The n u m b e r
two
chucker.
Dan D'Angelico
went acamsl the Siena Indians on
the llleecker Stadium turf yesterday
Home Again Tuesday
The Peds next home g a m e will
lie Tuesday afternoon at 3 p . m .
against New Paltz State.
P E T E SPINA: 1110 c a r e e r roc1 p i n Hid; failed in attempt for fourth H P
U p in consecutive opening-day victory.
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Engineers Steal Opener By 10-6;
Peds Face Oneonta and New Paltz
In This
Corner - - -
WTut T V ? Really Mean
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1961
APRIL 21, 1.W1
II
aicont
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interested m dewit
ern
\ e w
York
odd lilting
title
ill
lo such an c\pc!i iliji, weight class Two weeks ago
H lrN ,1, ,,i. ed to , oiu.tt I lino against keen coinpeliliuii, he look
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1 ,t W i s , a i l . i n
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11.
at, NMiagara
Falls.
I .l l . l l l l p i o nships
in
1 III I I l o r
I l:
El) BROWN
PAGE 8
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY,
Arena Theater Senate Cures Union Smoki
Cites Audition Starts Campus Improver^
J+oute Jtowli
The
m i t t e e
Pharmacy
'VjUje
particularly
G e r j
this evening.
at 1 p m.
'
the sorori-
will
be
a n d
D o t
Truskolaski.
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T
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Pre,
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Baom-
Joe
Sid
Cam-
C'riddle.
Herb
Dock
M.ke
J e n k s . J a c k Kir-
Forum Discusses
The Student
L'nicn B o a r d
will '
p r e s e n t r - s e c o n d yaii.
c o n c e r t of
'he
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S u . i d a v 3-5 , .
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Lower
CliSCUS L o u n g e 7 h e c o n c e r t w . J be g i v e n '•'•
by t h e H . \ e r b e a t S.>:
conduced
to; :• — u r . - A :
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b o a t Six a r e n o ; ur.k.-. ,.',.-, to S t a t e
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Ae n g a g e m e n t , at S t a t e < .,ll,.-f.
f u n c . the
l i o n s a n d play r e g u l a r l y a ' n e a r - b .
re'
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Richley
f;.'j •,.,jj] rjfc
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scheduled
Theatre
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free
for
Of S u m m e r
clashes
in A r e n a
Woik-
Theatre"
Arena T h e a t r e "
or
Session
The cour-es. " P r e - S e s - . o n
•hop
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-ession.
carry
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recent
Teacher
x
has been
made
publication
in C u r r i c u l u m
book
written
; nd D r
by
Kenneth
of
of T h e
Making.
that
both
w:
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Husted
m
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t'ornell
Of
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P u b l i s h e d by H a r p e r a n d B r o t h r > . t h e ;8S | ; a g . ' b o o k is t h e f . r - ;
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of •i s k i n d
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Program
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activity
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and
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GALLARY THEATER
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Ogamenon
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l i o j a n VVoi/ien
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MAY I, l!)(ii 7.00 a n d !>:.;{) | ' . > j
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F O R '1'Ji K K I S
onlaci Dan Sletkar
w a t e r b u r y Hall or S t u d e n t Mail
: - ^ « 9 K
Myra Kinch and her company will appear in a program
of dance satire called 'The Light Fantastic" tonight at 8:30 in
Page Hall. Dramatics and Arts Council is sponsoring the
presentation.
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Miss Kinch is accompanied by her husband, Mr. Manuel
Galea, who has composed the music for most of her dances.
won't
writ-
while
effectively
Receiving her entire training in Los Angeles, Miss Kinch
won an enviable position there as one of the leading satiric
and dramatic dancers of that part of the country.
The wide range of her activities has included the performance of featured roles in major motion picture productions as well as appearing in plays at the Pasadena Community
Playhouse. She performed in two of her major dance works
accompanied by a symphony orchestra at the San Francisco
Memorial Opera House and choreographed the ballet for the
opera "Aida."
campus
Rivalry.
job,
very
this
of
admirable
the
Walt
,,,. .
original
has done
Paul
r T , i''
an
p f
Batsha
'
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"eliminated
f*7;
lyrics.
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Howie
Woodruff
Tully a s
in- •
at
which
di-
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and his assist-
Sharon
House
Harwitk
Walhaven,"
Frank
"Joe,''
Anne
John
and
Ryerson
IT Joe
as
"Helen,"
"Marge,"
ny,"
and
.
»
Jacob's
|f U t i n . s
'leal
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to p o r t r a y
seem
&
GOWNS
At The
Clearance
SALE
Savings Up To 7 5 %
M„W,I_,
the eld-
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Smith
l,.:.,r
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a little
vague
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it s a
director.
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Ciinimitlee ( h a i l men
he directed
and
Hetty
character
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ordered after TODAY-Aprll 21, 1 9 ^ 1 7 7 h e CO-OP
skit
and
as
sketches
\niioiincemeiils,
I lowers,
Pat
parade
leader,
livnc
Connie
Mae
Ciiher.
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Song-
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As-
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Station WPTZ
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University
In t h e K a s l . M i s s K i n c h h a s h e a d ed the m o d e r n d a n c e d e p a r t m e n t
at t h e J a c o b ' s P i l l o w U n i v e r s i t y of
t h e D a n c e at L e e , M a s s . . for t h e
last ten y e a r s .
She
has
premiered
her
most
ambitious works there. Her "Gis e l l e ' s R e v e n g e , " d o n e in t h e m a n (iinoniiir
Kockel'eller
v e t o e d a n e r of t h e N e w Y o r k
cartoonist.
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Itcsponse F r o m State
K m . li h a s a l s o d o n e w o r k
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reived
from
President
H a m i l t o n , t h r e e t i m e s as soloist l o r " C a m e r a
Dr
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D&AGuest, Myra Kinch,
Performs Here Tonight
Comeback A t Page Next Saturday
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add.
in l o w e r
on
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VOL. XLVI NO. 9
A P R I L 28, 1961
Moving Up Day Skit To Schedule
j m
space.
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C / / W / / 6 5
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Mar.e
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B . . . -.•?::..;h. P a u l
Tagler.
a n n o u n c e s ' . h a : t h e {•>.'. i-n.nt
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Larry
Vickers
J;m
w e r e p l e d g e d M o n d a ; . r.ight
C a r o l \ \ a . ' a r r . a;h D m W h e e l e r a n d T.rr.
Smith
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Linda
H a n rr.on. An- \\ . s m e w s k :
lie-
rl a l l e g e c r e d i t
in
and
will b e
Phi
enrolled
:J?
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-.vers
of P h . D e l t a
will
have
a Spring
house
cleaning
p a r . y with t h e b r o t h e r - of T h e t a
Xi O m e g a
a n n o u n c e s F r e d Muilen '61. P r e s i d e n t
Refreshments
first
arm
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The
r.. -
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l^" 3 T h e a t r e ' , ™e
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af-
served.
Jeanette
T ' "
held
r 3 D -j
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Herron.
nounces
that
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Acctt ii oo nn
A
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qualified and interested s t u d e n t s .
nette
T h e t a Xi O m e . a w.ll b e g i v e n
ter Monday's meeting.
an
Sum-
Kovba.
Inriv
s'-r,
a n r ^
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a n n o u n c e s that
l o r n , . (|
Arena
Doima^ L x - k w o o d .
Donna Pacelli.
P a !
,
Szczechowski.
Mary
Alice
Tomorrow
r
College
Marge
Kxopac
61. P r e s i d e n t .
announces
a party
will, A J b a n v
Gamma
ty a l u m n i l u n c h e o n
at O'Connors
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State
m e r T h e a t r e will p r e s e n t i t s t e n t h
s e a s o n of p l a y s t h i s s u m m e r . P a r -
Psi
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and
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Dolores
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Hollms
M i - - P o l a n d a n d M i s s S a l m will
accompany the group.
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in
Louisiana.
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of
Phi
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Historical
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