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ilralh was his living whrn his
family dies. Kanilail s death
would oime at tin* hands of
Ihi' law and Rosie s death had
to do with her <*ventual guilt
over the child she would kill
Swnbolism was oven where
F<r instance Randall
timwed an appk* several times
in tin* first act. overt svmbol
ism >A the lorbhkk*n I run of
iiaine.
Oilier meanings are not mar
l\ so t lurnsv Surf: as the trial
>f filas. b\ a tnbun.il of Kan
kill referred to the Nurernburg
tfWi alter World War II This
came off well
In general. Slow Dance on
the Killing Ground. was well
paced, fn ginning with tin* sce
nt act The first act etjuld
lave been left off
John Crane's eandv shop set.
kw for partial work on the
MFA degree was an interesting
blend of <andv shop trappings
A early urban renewal vintage
It did not offend and thus rnaik*
the play that much more real
to the audience
Bill Shealev films the monk. Henr>
Meformnk, leading ( harks (Gardner to
his execution, (Gardner portrays an indi
vidua list,
form.
executed for failure to coo-
Experimental Movies Allow
Vital Commentary on Society
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Shealev is rurrcntlv making j
film which involves the execution
if an indivHiual in an insular *>•
netv
Arturs Portray life
Charles (iardner. a drama rrur
jot frum New Zealand portray*
a man who dares to hi* diflerent
Henry McCormick anil Garland
Hurm-tt. dressed as FYaneisc-an
monks, symbolize an nbslat k» to
the (TeaUve individual
Two other movies have pre
viousfy been filmed bv Shealev
rhe first of these corn rrnetl rcli
gn*i in relationship to age. .mil
the second, a studv on suuide
Although his current project is
not sound synchronized, it fea
lures backgrouiMl music bv the
Athens I oik rock group "F’rank
and narrative pnetrv
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The major obslack* to making
movies, said Shealev is the lack
>1 actors iiod rnonev The actor
they C..JOY nuking motion pic
tuies
Onlv one--third of the film shot
is used, the rest is disiarded aft
er <sliting This is where talent
aril self-expression plav a role in
the art of film [ihoiographv F’ilm
anil camera cosLs run approx 1
mutely $300 for a 15 minute pie
tun*
111** aeting in tin* film is main
ly improvised Shealev sets the
iimmmI ami the actors rt*spond by
thetr own lct‘lings
Plans for F ilms
Sheale\ I vis no eommemal
plans lor lus films He plans to
slxiw them in the Journalism
Schuul or lo his fnends
Jnn Herbert more in mind
J-P Readies for Occupancy
Increased Facilities Available
B> CHRISTOPHER BONNER
Two-wav mirrors, a sunken
patio twin hectagonal lecture
chambers, psychology laborato
ries u*levis«on and radio studi
os and air conditioning will all
be a part of the new Joumal-
i»n-Psychology general class
room compk'x expected to open
lo 'dudents Winter Quarter
W F; Hudson. Director, (im-
pus Development and tanning,
said. Indications are that the
buildings will probablv be ready
for ix-nipancy beginning Winter
Quarter
If so. the Henry W Grady
School ot Journalism and the
Department of Psychology will
have more space and better fa
ciliu«*s than they liave ever en
joyed before.
The Journalism School will
have two floors in the five story
building, which is located clos
est to tin* military building The
lop three floors are general
classrooms Space has been
provided for each of the divi
sions of the school: advertising
ind public relations, broadcast
ing. and news-editonal
The TV studio and radio fa
cilities are greatly improved.
Hudson said. The studio was
ilcsigfMsl bjl Dr Worth Mr
Duugald
Also. Hudson said a space
has been aIkHed in the journal
ism area to house lir Peabody
Awards. The radio awards
material is a collected treasure
house of quality broadcasting
programs It is a library of ma
terial." Hudson said.
Aside from gieater office
spurt*, the Journalism school
has provided fan lilies for The
Red and Black several time's
larger than what it has had be
fore This is expected to include
connecting offices, a dark room,
and a news room.
Between the two buildings of
the Journalism-Psychology com
plex are twin hectagonal lecture
chambers, designed to seat 300
students each. These* lecture
chambers will be used whenev
er a large class warrants such
a hall The* onlv provision, said
Hudson, is that Dean Drewry
has priority to the buildings he
can choose . "
The sunken patio next to the
six sided halls will offer a
pleasant backdrop for students
between classes
The building closest to Bald
wui Hall is devoted to the Psv-
chology Department Its seven
floors will house teachers off
ices. laboratories, clinic space
and classrooms Some of the
space in the Psychology area
will be for general classrooms
Included in the Psychology
umplex will be the new excep
tional children s program, along
with numerous testing laborato
ries. These laboratories are so
advanced that several of them
have two-way mirrors, enabling
the testers l<» observe the sub
ject undetected
The* psychology clinic, now lo
cated in Meigs Hall, will have
its offices in the new Psycholo
gy Building This will bring to
gether all the aspects of the
Psychology Department under
one roof
After the School of Journal
isn leaves the Commerce and
Journalism Building fur the J P
complex, the building will be
renovated and turned over to
the college of Business.
New College, present quarters
of the Psychology Department,
will be turned into office spac*e.
with the future use of Meigs
Hall undendod.
than enjoying his hubby whin hi*
makes a film.
His (kMumentarv about former
IJnversity Art Professor Howard
Ihixnas was bought bv Universal
International Studios The film.
Rixl Earth", featured Thomas
ami his natural techniques m
[Minting >uch as making paint
out of clay.
Film F'estival
Herbert is entering his most
« urr»*nt him. "Outsrape " in the
San Francisco international F'llm
Festival
This film is in the form of a
collage, the background being
Herbert's room. One of the mam
characters is a cat.
Edited into the form of a mod
em (Minting, this film, like most
other feature film efforts, stands
to be the author's comment on
society.
The Old and the New
Next Winter Quarter
Journalism building will
dents.
the old wooden seats in the
be occupied by business stu-
Streamlincd desks in coral, turquoise, and char
treuse make the J-P building's classrooms a bright and
spacious place lo learn.
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be a (*hangt* ot policy on stu
dent excuses Dr Curtis said.
“I certainly hope so. My feel
ing is that the physician is
not in the position of giving
excuses This is more of an
administrative matter anti one
between the student and teacher.
He went on to say. "Certainly,
if tht* student is siek. and is
so sick that hi* shoukin 1 go
to class, hi* shouldn t go. and
shoukin t be penalized for that
At the same time. I would
hope that the teacher and stu
dent would be able to trust
each other to the extent that
they wouldn't need to have
a written excuse
"Some of these changes. I’m
sure the students will be pk*ased
about Others. I'm not so sure
they will be as happy about
until they get to know that
what we're trying to give them
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McCarthy.
The Clarke County McCarthy
Supporters will leave for Atlan
ta around 1:00 Thursday after
noon. July 18. to meet Senator
McCarthy at the airport.
Dr Spalding emphasized the
need for volunteer help and
said that volunteers should
come by the headquarters at
151 1 2 Clayton Street Senator
McCarthy is scheduled to ap-
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