VOL. I, NO. 6 NOVEMBER I, 1968 MUSIC by T. C. Behrens A couple of weeks ago, while the ACU-I Region V conference held ifs meefings at Montreat, Hod David returned to present a refreshing new Idea in modern music. "The idea for th's concert, " stated Hod, "all started ‘n Bunk Spann's living room last year." Ever since last spring. Hod has been working on his dea. His theory blossomed to reality, and he hopes to spread his basic ideas across the nation on college campuses. He wanted the performer and the audience to reach a common plane of communication. He achieved this by singing impressionistic songs, which played on the strings of the audience's emotions. He also used, throughout the entire program, staging directions and lights, to enhance the mood he created in each song. For a long while, I forgot about my surroundings and lost myself in the meaning of the music. Hod David proved his theory that seeded in mankind are love, truth, beauty, and real Ity ready to grow, mature, and be reaped. O 0 0 0 weekend movie: 7,9 - fri. & sat. PT-109 (Technicolor) Cliff Robertson, Ty Hardin, James Gregory, Robert Culp The story of John F. Kennedy’s heroism during World War II is told in an exciting film biography of an embryo giant at war, photographed in technicolor. There is humor as well as drama in the picturization of naval combat in the Pacific and of life aboard the battle-scarred PT-109 commanded by Lieutenant (j.g.) Kennedy. The magnificent bravery and remarkable leadership of the young officer when his ship is torpedoed is a stirring profile in courage of a man who went beyond his duty as a leader physically and morally in his stubborn dedication to his men's survival. INITIATION In a candlel’ght ceremony at Gaither Chapel on October 28, Fhl Theta Kappa •nitlated three new members. They are Pam Wh'telock, Carrie Rector, and Linda Terry. After President John Mullins welcomed the three g ris into the scholastic fraternity, he Introduced the evening's speaker. Reverend Paul Kercher, who based his talk on a passage from Romans. His subject was building through education and other opportun’ties, for a full life. Upon conclusion of Mr. Kercher's speech, the organization and its guests gathered In Gaither's lobby for refreshments. FILMS by Harvey Davis Well, here we are again, reviewing our weekly condemned movie. "Barbarella " Is a revealing space and science-fiction epic. Barbarella, played by Jane Fonda, is the product of a peaceful society In which all sexual relations as we know them have become obsolete. The adventures of Barbarella and the angel Pagar show these two as the ultimate good. Their antagonist, representing the ultimate bad, is a wicked queen. This film seems to be a little more than a display of Jane Fonda's ample physical attributes. It is only worth seeing if you I'ke a m'xture of skin and science fiction. The weekend's viewing was not a total loss. George Peppard and Mary Tyler Moore team together in a delightful comedy, "What's So Bad About Feeling Good?" The fun-filled movie deals with what happens when a hallucinatory drug is released ’n New York. It creates a virus, different from most others in effect. Everyone turns friendly and honest. Think If you can what a friendly New York would be like. o o BOOK O O by Sue E. WhHener Originality in any form is a rarity in the popular novels of our time; therefore, any fresh approach which an author may dream up is likely to be a hit with the American public. For this reason, a book such as Gore Vidal's "Myra Breckinridge" can, and did, become a number one nationwide bestseller. "Myra Breckinridge" is the most unconventional character to come along In fiction in years. Her story has never been told before in a novel of such proportions - a shocking, outrageous story so hilarious in parts that one can not help but laugh. She, "whom no man ^ can possess," has uncommon views on life, to say the least. Myra Is out to prove her worth - to prove that she Is far superior to any man. She believes that her mission is to save the World from itself. Throughout the book Myra conducts a futile campaign to change the ways of her fellow man (Yes, that's what I said - man), but the only significant change is In Myra herself (or himself). Unlike most of Gore Vidal's previous works,"Myra Breckinridge" never becomes stale, Vidal meant for this book to shock, but he also Intended for it to capture the total attention of the reader, and he met with astounding success. Many opinions have been vo'ced on "Myra Breckinridge", but one point is clear to both her admirers and her critics — she Is a character who will not soon be forgotten. on the ball by Sid Collins In spite of twice losing to the top teams In its conference, the Montreat Anderson College soccer team continues to show immense progress as a result of its playing as a unit. In leading King College one to nothing at half time, the determined Cavaliers demonstrated beyond a doubt that they have the capacity to play winning soccer. During the second half of that match. Montreat continued to play well, but the team was unable to subdue a more experienced King College comb’nation. Our team traveled to Warren Wilson for Its most recent contest. Warren Wilson, like King College, has a lot of experience and plenty of talent. Montreat-Anderson set up a sturdy defense and had numerous scoring opportunities. But a stingy Warren Wilson back field would not allow them to capitalize on these chances. The team has four more games scheduled, Next opponent is Brevard on Thursday, October 31 at home. is for EVERYOr^E! TORN FROM THE HEART OF THE SOUTH LIKE "CONE WITH THE WIND"! JAMES STEWART SHENANDOAH ~k BARGAIN HOUR 1 'Til 2 Mon. Thru Fri. 50c ★ WHITE INSURANCE AGENCyN lit GENERAL INSURANCE"! Ill S. RICHARDSON BLVD. Phone No. 9-7912 \ BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. C. P

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