THE MICHIGAN DAILY

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1960

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By ANDREW LUG imagination, since he says in the film and again, the music, which is romantic but harsh, simple but WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21 D. W. Griffith's "The Birth of a
Special To The Daily pre-crash sequence that his fast is superb. complex, spontaneous b u t ma- 7:30 p.n.-Prof. Brice Carna- Nation" in the Architecture Aud-
YORK - The applause driving speeds up his flux of ideas. The film works on various levels.-s han, in the Engineering School, itorium
Aechine-like. These paradoxes, how will lecture on "An Introduction
es greeted Agnes Barda n afilm nA tu theie fcs ars being filmed with grieat love (the ever, are welded together in such to Digital Computers and the 8 p.m.-The Professional The-7
emier last night was more char- of the ie fii n a mood of the films is similar to a way as to be perfectly consistent MAD Language-II" in the Nat- atre Program presents the APA
e tan har-fltoTe a-of the film are imagined. In Barda's earlier film "Le Bon- within the film as a whole. ural Science Auditorium. Repertory Company in Sheridan's
the New rflm Festi- complicated game of chess that heur". But this is coupled with: "Les Creatures" is a strange mo- 8 p.m.-The Professional Thea- "School for Scandal" in the Ly-
ce a$ the New York Film Festi- Edgar plays with Ducasse (Lucien science fiction, oscilliscopes, tele- vie which demands to be seen not tre Program presents the APA dia Mendelssohn Theatre.
1 loved Miss Barda when she ap- Bodard), Ducasse has control over vision screens, and so on. The film ijust once, but many times. Repertcry Company in Sheridan's 8:30 p.m. - The University Mu-
ared before the film started, but the villages for a minute at a -"'School for Scandal" in the Ly- sical Society Chamber Arts Ser-
I not seem quite so sure about time and is able to transform them dia Mendelssohn Theatre. ies presents the Chamber Sym-
e film itself into monstrous creatures. FinallyTHURSDAY SEPT. 22 phony of Philadelphia with An-
e itslf moe ta aoalei. tngs hwea rreesa. Fe ideaslStys ied 7 ad945pm-inm upd hony ofuilacodlphiagwinthe
:Iy own .opinion, however, is Edgar wins out over Ducasse and shel Brusilow conducting in
uch more, than favorable- ,evil. Things, however, are more D.W~ift' TeBrho Rackham Auditorium.
xreat" and 'fmasterpiece" are complicated than the straighthbat- t DWGriffith'sThe Birth of a
rds that comec to mind, te will allow.., 'W thft Ieuv JJrfnl s IDesign Nation"toinuhrhietr.uc--
The story of "Les Creatures" re- 'rtephesmam.- stTitina 483h~P-I 4680
lves arouna the life of. a writer 8co prem.-Tdhe ima r rga roessiona c l a-PA
lichel Piccoli) and his wife (Ca- complex of the real and the Im(- (Continued from Page 1) student, while not eating there tre Program presents the APA
"rine Deneuye), dumb as the gined. We have been prepared for d h lf, d d n be of Repertory Company in Sheridan's
Sult of a car crash, and the sci- what has gone before. We are not atr hae oe e his friends consistently complain- "School for Scandal" in the Ly-
allowed t osdrtegm sa whatever happens to be in the hi fiedscosstnty omlan
ce fiction novel the husband is d to consider the game as a f E about the Commons One un dia Mendelssohn Theatre. a CARPENTER MAD
Th imed ihtesymbol (here Barda succeeds coin vending machines o Eaton edaot h oOPs Oeu-E N 6:30 tAP.M.
iting. The film ends with.the er a ee and Stanley Houses. dergraduate, while professing sa- FRIDAY, SEPT. 23 OPEN 6:30 P.M
'th of their child, the completion efailed Nothing is qui e Plans for a bus service on Sun- tisfaction with Cedar Bend as a 7 and 9:45 p.m.-Cinema Guild: shown at 7:10 & 10:40
the novel and the wife regainnor can we diisus anything tha day mornings were announced two whole, did attack the "expensive- ___
Bhe speechncaccidentiandsthenyshimag . , weekends ago, but nothing has yet ness of the Commons."-SY
happened. Apparently the bus The Commons did recently bow C n D C A K 1 1 7 AT1io" I1fI L I

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s. We don't know which is Edgar's conference with a don- Sunday morning., ever, this still leaves the Com- NOTICES
he film are "real" and key and a rabbit, and the slap- The other area of dissatisfac- mons somewhat out of line with
s come out of the novel. stick humor of a robbery executed tion most in evidence was the price the student specials in the Unionj
whole thing is a fig- by tvo linen sellers. It leaves out of food at the North Campus Com- cafeteria and other main campus USE OF THIS COLUMN FOR AN-
dgar's (the husband's) the glorious visual imagery of the r imns. Steve Pleune, a graduate eating facilities ecognzed anrd registered student or-
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Selected Readings from the SGC minutes
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Mail payments postmarked after due letin of interviewers holding appoint- SEPT. 26-27-
date. Sept. 30,-1966, are late and sub- ments on campus. Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Nuclear
ject to penalty. Power Div.-BS-MS: AE, ChE, CE, EE,
Identify mail payments as tuition POSITION OPENINGS: EM, IE, ME, Met., Naval & Marine,
and show student number and name. Rohm and Haas Co., Phila., Pa. - Nuclear. MS: Bioengineering, Const..
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,n Me .C cal. Electrical and Chemical Engr., Engrg. Prod.
Regents Meeting: October 21. Corn- Chemistry, Engr. Mktg., Bus. Ad., In- SEPT. 26-
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mieeting imist be In the President's mktg. junior positions requiring no ex- Naval & Marine. BS: CE, Ocean., Nu-
hands not later than October 6 (Thurs.).e ner., and senior positions in engineer- clear. Summer Employment: All 'stu-
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Announcer Auditions: Auditions are Managemtent Consultants - Extensive regular schedule for interview appt.
now being held for the position of traveling throughout the U.S. Coin- Dev., Des.
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Center for Programmed Learning fors
Business Seminar-'"Management of Be-t
havior Change": Michigan Union, 8:30
a.m.
Association of College and Univer-
sIty Auditors Conference - Rackhamc
Amphitheatre, 8:45 a.m.
College of Engineering Computer Lec-
ture Series-Brice Carnahan, professorI
of chemical engineering and biostatis-
ties, "An Introduction to Digital Com-
p uters and the MAD Language-II":
Natural Science Aud., 7:30 p.m.t
Professional Theatre Program Per?
formance-NAPA Repertory Company inf
Sheridan's "School for Scandal": Ly-,
dia Mendelssohn Theatre, 8 p.m..
Bureau of Industrial Relations Seim-1
inar-"The Management of Managers":
Michigan Union, Bm. 3D, 8 a.m.'
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Tickets are available
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the Michigan Union
"A frank and uninhibited
exposition of the onrush
of physical desire!"
-Bosley Crowther, N. Y. Times
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"A truly adult love story!
It is a beautiful film,
finely mades!"

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exposition of the onrush
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-Bosley Crowther, N. Y, Times
"A truly adult love story!
it is a beautiful film,
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The Dave Brubeck Quartet
IN CONCERT
Presented by the Student Sesquicentennial Committee
and The Women's Athletic Association
FRIDAY, SEPT. 30

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