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by SEAN MORAN
"It’s a shame that one
can no longer support a
library without encom
passing it with a gamb
ling casine.” Indeed, it
is a shame, and this is
but one of the cunningly
poignant remarks made,
in the movie “Darling,”
against Britain’s stale
and petty aristocracy.
The idea of supporting
any art merely for social
status and totally ignor
ing the inherent aesthetic
qualities of the art be
comes tragic. Even more
is the fact that
tragic
most art must be and has
been controlled by the
rich who care nothing for
the artists involved ex
cept the question of whe
ther or not the artists
are good in bed. It seems
then, that the promulga
tion of the arts has re
sulted in social climb-
ing ^ and the buying and
selling of one’s affec
tions and one’s soul.
Julie Christie portrays
one of the most charm
ing harlots ever to ap
pear on the screen,and
her acting and vocal in
tonations and manner-
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Ref erence Section Enlarged
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PERSPECTIVE
by
Jeff Shelton
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BY WALT KELLY
The 17-volume “Inter"
national Encyclopedia of
the Social Sciences” has
recently been added to
the reference collection
of the Wesleyan College
Library. The set was giv
en in memory of former
Wesleyan students, Will
iam E. G. Bobbitt and
William E. Zimmerman.
Jr., who were killed
Vietnam last spring, by
friends of the two young
men.
The encyclopedia,pub-
lished early in 1968, con
tains articles relating to
subjects in the following
disciplines: sociology,
economics, history, geo
graphy, law, psychology,
anthropology, political
science, and statistics,
it is designed to comple-
ment its predecessor, the
Encyclopedia of the So
cial Sciences,” a 15-vol-
i^nie set published be
tween 1930 and 1935. Ed
itors of the new ency
clopedia have attempted
to "make available...the
concepts, principles, the
ories, methods, and em-
prircal regularities that
characterize the social
sciences today,” Includ
ed in the 17 volumes are
biographies of some 600
persons whose research
and writings have had an
impact upon the social
sciences.
Volume 17 contains a
detailed index to the ar
ticles found in the first
16 volumes of the set.
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isms rival in their own
way those of Richard Bur
ton. Her character is well-
stated; her climb up the
social ladder is engross
ing, and the viewer real
izes after a few moments
of film that she not only
knows how to employ her
beauty but her intelli
gence as well. She well
deserved the Academy A-
ward that she won for this
performance, if not for
the insight she had into
her lines, at least for her
mere presence. Although
In one of his most know
ing performances, Dirk
Bogard excels as the in
tellectual, in direct con
trast to the role played
by Julie Christie, Bogard
was very convincing as
the understanding pater
nal image; he understood
the role, a role which
probably reflects his own
character.
one is reluctant to say it,
it must be said neverthe
less that America’s stock
of actors and actresses
cannot compete with that
of Great Britain.
On September 28, the
“Battling Bishops” lost
to St. Andrews 6-1 with
Ralph Thomas scoring
Wesleyan’s point of the
day on a free kick. The
Wesleyan - Campbell
game of Wednesday, Oct.
2, had all the appear
ances of a repeat per
formance, only worse.
Failing to play as a team
cost the Bishops another
game, the score being 12-
1 at the end of four quar
ters of an exhausting and
futile struggle. The only
high point of the game
for Wesleyan was a field
goal made by C, B. Daut-
ridge on a throw-in by
A1 Horne during the sec
ond quarter. This play
could easily be consider
ed Wesleyan’s only true
play of the entire game;
the only one that paid off,
that is!
As always, there are
numerous and varied rea
sons for the Bishop’s de
feat: inexperience, in
juries, and poor plays be
ing among the ever-pre
sent ones. Granted, these
reasons could ham per ev
en the best soccer team
once in a while. How
ever, the proper train
ing and practice produce
the skilled, knowledge
able players who are less
likely to trip over the
ball, kick their own team
mates, and forget their
own team’s plays. Exper
ience, on the other hand,
can only be gained by
playing, making sure that
the mistakes of one game
are not carried over into
the next.
Even with proficiency,
a team must have a fight
ing spirit of its own, for
team spirit is the basic
ingredient of school spir
it.
Service
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ihree speakers were sumed with more hymns
presented as reporters of
correspondents. Their
topic was Satan, and each
represented a different
position in the discussion,
the title of which was
"The Bogey Man Will Get
You ^ If You Don’t Watch
Out”, The first speaker
discussed Satan the per
son, his methods and at
tributes, and summed up
the myth of the Devil as
it exists today. The second
speaker listed and defined
the seven deadly sins.
The third speaker rep
resented the "Church
militant”, and discussed
the best methods of de
fense against the Devil’s
temptations. The speak
ers were billed as cor
respondents for the "The
Divine Universal Time
Service”, and held the
attention of the congre
gation very well.
The service then re-
and responsive readings,
concluding with the tradi
tional Benediction,
The service certainly
was an innovation and a
very effective one, al
though not too well or
ganized, The fact that the
majority of the members
of the church were Ne
gro, and that I was one
of perhaps only ten white
people in attendance,mat-
tered not at all.
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