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… 1~ 4 -igher Education: 'Across the Street' The View from An Interview with a Former University Vice-President, And Berkeley's New Chancellor On Sept. II The Dailgys Senior Edi- tors held an extended interview with RogerW W. Ieyns, echo ate tabort to (as- smne the position of chancellor at the Unirersity of California's Berkeley canapas after serring as the University's nice-president for acadentic affirs since 1962. Eleyns -answersh her...…
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… i -- , ''. offlfflo "Mm" 11 * David-Rhys Anderson as King Henry TI Era of Chaos By GAIT. BILUMBERG IN PRESENTING Shakespeare's trilogy of "Henry VI" the University Players have embarked upon an overwhelmingly ambitions task. The complete trilogy, per- formed in one season, has seen production only four times, and never by a student group. The play presents several major drawbacks which have accounted for the rarity of performance. To begi...…
