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THE TWIG
. SEPTEMBER 22, 1977
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Mist Marie Oiamblee teaches physical edocatfoa courses and
coaches the haskethall team.
First film rolls
Greetings, movie fans!
Welcome to Meredith’s first
movie. To open our season we
have chosen a movie, and a
star, that so many of you have
ask^ for - ON A CLEAR
DAY YOU CAN SEE
FOREVER, with Barbara
Streisand. It is the story of
drab Daisy Gamble
(Streisand) who, under the
hand of hypnotist (Yves
Montand), d^overed that in
a former life, she was Melinda
Tentrees, lady of Regency
England. Co-starring with
Montana and Streisand are
Jack Nicholson and Bob
Newhart.
The musical also boasts
an important group of behind-
the-scenes artists. The book
and lyrics by AJan Jay Lemer,
famous for “Camelot” and
“My Fair Lady.” Burton Lane
wrote the music, as he did for
“Finian’s Rainbow.” But
Vincente Minelli, the director,
deserves highest praise.
Minelli, one of the greats of
“the Golden Age of Musicals,”
also directed such memorable
musicals as “Meet Me In St.
Louis,” “An American In
Paris,” and “Gigi.” He is the
most noted for his fanciful
dream seqences, such as the
“American in Paris” ballet.
But, however great these
men, Streisand deserves all
the applause for this movie.
Here in her third film, she
shows greater talent here as
an actress than in her
previous movies. She slips
from the 20th to the 19th
centuiy, from dumpy Daisy to
magnificent Melinda, with
remarkable ease. And her
singing, as always, is simply
great.
ON A CLEAR DAY is a
wonderfuUy enjoyable movie.
Its costume scenes (filmed at
the Royal Pavillion in
Brighton, England) are rich
and colorful. Some of its
musical numbers are un
forgettable, such as Montand
singing “Come Back to Me”
from the top of the PanAm
building in New York. With
Streisand’s immense talent,
ON A CLEAR DAY is not to be
missed. See it Sunday night, 6
and 8 p.m., at the Continuing
Education Auditorium.
Season tickets will be on sale.
Popcorn will be on sale for
five cents.
Highest Rating!”
—N.Y. Daily News
Paramoum Pictures
Presents
A Howard W. Koch
-Alan Jay Lemer
Production Starring
Barbra
Streisand
Yves
Montand
A C/e3rO^>^
CanSeeFbiever
Based upon the Musical Play On A Clear Day \ibu Can See Forever
Bob Newhart/Larry Blyden/Sinx)n Oakland/Jack Nicholson and John Richardson
Music by Burton Lane Screenplay and Lyhcs by Alan Jay Lerner Produced by Howard W Koch
Directed by Vincente Minnelli Music Arranged and Conducted by Nelson Riddle
Panavisiorr Technicolor'A Paramount Picture' G"-All Ages Admiwed General Audiences
ISounJ ktk Xww on Cotumbf H«cof^
Two coach,
teach P.E.
by EUen White
Miss Marie Chamblee, a
Ralei^ native, has joined the
Mere^th physical education
department. Completing her
undergraduate work at East
Carolina University, Miss
Chamblee received a double
major in health and physical
education and math. Her
graduate work was completed
at the University of North
Carolina at Chapel HiU. In
addition to coaching the
college basketball team. Miss
Chamblee also is an instnictor
in Health 100, badminton,
archery, conditioning and
tennis.
Filling the vacancy
created by Mrs. Helena Allen
in the physical education
department is Miss Dehbie
Edwards, also from Raleigh.
Miss Edwards, who com
pleted her undergraduate
degree at Appalact^n State
University, will complete her
graduate work at the
University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill in the spring.
Miss Edwards is the coach of
the voUeyball team, and also
instructs the bowling, golf,
volleyball, tennis, badminton
and swimming classes.
Golfers
announced
by Darla Stephenson
The Meredith golf team,
coached by Mr. Fred
Thompson, director of Central
Services, is in full swing as the
1977-78 season begins.
The team has several
tournaments lined up for this
fall in addition to the regular
season matches.
The members of the golf
team are: Anna Barnes,
Harriet Blanks, Beth Cobb,
Jan Gardner, Beverly Moss,
Nancy Rosenbaum, Becky
Sugg, Joni Fay Watts and Liz
Wester.
The first regular season
match was held Friday,
September 16, with Meredith
competing with Duke
University. Deails will be
given in next week’s issue.
Miss Debbie Edwards teaches physical education courses and
coaches the vidleyball team.
Minutes to be printed
Editor’s note: Judicial, In-
terdOTmitory and Legislative
minutes wiii be printed in the
TWIG from now on in an effort
to make the campus more
aware of their function and
effectiveness.
Judiciai Board minutes
Joyce Montgomery caUed
the meeting to order at 6 p.m.
on Sept. 8. All members were
present.
Joyce gave each member
a booklet which contained
Judicial Board Procedures.
Ruth Edwards was
elected vice-chairman of the
Judicial Board. Her
nomination was seconded and
passed unanimously.
Two girls came before the
Board after being chargnl
with violation of the college
drug policy.
A pocketbook, which
contained 7% grams of
marijuana, was found, and it
was assumed that the
marijuana belonged to the two
girls. However, due to lack of
evidence, the two girls were
found not guilty.
A committee was formed
to work on outdated articles in
the handbook. The members
of this committee are: Silda
Wall, Vicki Jayne and Ruth
Edwards.
Interdorm Board minutes
Sue Vehom called the
regular meeting of the In
terdorm Board to order at 6
p.m.. Sept. 12 in the SGA of
fice.
All members were
present.
Two students appealed
their automatic calldowns
received on Aug. 29, 1977 for
being sbc minutes late.
They were on a double
date and left where they were
at 12:30 p.m. One student has
breathing problems and had
an attack in the car on the way
home. They stopped the car to
try to get her breathing
normally again and ended up
arriving six minutes late.
One girl had to carry the
other girl up three flights of
stairs after they arrived and
then she spent the night in the
infirmary.
Lisa Davis moved that
their calldowns be dropped
because of good reason. 'The
motion was seconded and
passed.
The meeting adjourned at
6:25 p.m.
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