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Page 4 The Carolina Journal Wednesday March 6, 1968 Parts For Bicentennial Play Up For Grabs March 9 Students interested in having a good time as part of the Bicen tennial celebration of Charlotte’s cityhood are urged to attend the auditions for writer-in-residence LeGette Blythe’s bicentennial drama, “The Hornet’s Nest’’ on Saturday, March 9 from 10 a.m. to 12 noon and from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. in C Building. Director John McCrea will hold auditions for the casting of the entire play, and all types and ages of people are needed. Students may bring members of their families as well as friends to audition for parts—some of which have a few lines as well as some which are walk-on and group scene parts. The commemorative play will be presented in the amphitheater on this campus on June 20-22, June 27-29, and July 4-6 and July 11-13. The music lor the sympho nic drama is being written by Loonis McGlohon. The production ofthe play should be an enjoyable experience as well as a good chance to get some experience in drama and to be an active part of Charlotte’s Bi centennial Celebration. Dr, Fred A. Sondermann Dr. Pye, Dr. Kissinger, and moderator Dr. Nish Jamgotch at Forum symposium on Friday night, March 1 Dr. Lucian Pye Dr. Jamgotch, Dr. Neal, and Dr. Sondermann Journal Photos By Fred Jordan The Amber House Rieke Speaks To SCL On Fascism THE KEST.U KANT NEAR THE I'MVEKSITY Open 6 A.M. To 11:30 P..M. ■>62:> NORTH I'KVON STREET Dr. R. W. Rieke addressed the Senior Classical League on the subject of fascism on February 21. The fascist era, he said, was the two decades between the two World Wars, a time when two large powers, the United States and Russia were in near isolation from world affairs. The conservative organic concept of the state was followed by the fascist govern ments. The individual was like a cell in a living organism with the singular party functioning as the organism’s brain. At the same time, however, a major radical idea was embraced; that there is no possibility of perpetual peace. Mussolini described fascism well when he said that it was not a doc trine of ideology and that the party was neither left nor right but both left and right. Students Of UNC-C Swjin’s Charcoal Steak House World Book Lore 1800 W. Moreheod St. RESERVATIONS: Ul-1414 «5s CURB SERVICE 3631 South Blvd.-523-6311 3101 E. Mdepend.—377-450^ Welcome To I k Serving The Best Pizza In Town Pizza IflD Carry Out or Eat In OPEN 4 til 11P.M. Closed Monday South Blvd. at Scalybark 525-5154 ('hurloltr. iNorth ('urolina Frank and Ray^s Restaurant 6300 North Tryon St. Gormany has roroivot] more immi^rrants siiua> Worlii War II than any olh»>r (,*ountry e\(vpt lh»‘ I'nittMl Status. Often The Cellar Never 300 EAST MOREHEAD ST. Imitated OPEN 4:30-11:45 Mon.-Sat. 3:30-11:45 Sun. Duplicated Charlotte’s Newest, Fines'/ Young Adult Club Faaturinf The Carolinas' Finest Entertainment (Wed. Fri. Set. Sen.) The Air Conditioned Open Every Nifht POURHOUSE 117 W.tt.rly Hilit M. Off Wilhi.i.. Ilvd. Phone 392-0970
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