29, 1973
hursday, March 29, 1973
THE MARS HILL COLLEGE HILLTOP
Page Three
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ght of silenci
MovieMania
better put
by Bob Kramer
tow who s faill jQ jjjg paper coming out
were not thert ijjg jjj weeks, there are only
e program o iq movies to be reviewed for
'week of April 1-7.
the campus^ Ljjy gj^g^ jj,g Blues (R)
:rnities and t Sanne Ross plays Billie Holiday,
ing usy. sadness, and song. All of
aise money 11 reviews are great. May not
Phi Omega ha jjjj, Dianne
3 far. In ^ oss wins an Academy Award,
t week t (joyjj taken out of release
lousand do ir a^d released to a big theater
Also Del»tst
an unreavelt^i Nicholas and Alexandra (PG)
)y selling s^^^tory of Russia’s last Czar,
ispie Treat icholas, and family. We better
rpose. HI forget Rasputin. An inter-
cs 1 only ting feature is the choice of
e down to tU'ttors and
:nt. I undf ij
h Claude h^ iirjng at times but worth seeing,
id the Go Tijg Academy Awards are
n told what t" Hiejuigd for March 27th. Here
question the ij personel picks and the
the last to s'' ^ j think the Academy will
shy in fact ^ H)^g j tj,at Godfather will
; to MHC as ^ It awards for best picture, best
1 order tha Hgj — Marlon Brando, and best
into that P® Jpporting actor, A1 Pacino. I
along Ihe n _ shelly Winters will
College O' tt the award for best supporting
ading the ^ress in the Poseidon Adven-
UB written ^ actress my choice
id Phil ® Li^a Minnelli in Cabaret, but
ling to say an_ think the Academy will
actresses who
real characters
look
did.
o(
o find a shov'*' Id,
irstand when'' fi
give
Dianne Ross. This was a
’*''1 year for supporting actors,
other picks of mine in that
len
are Joe Gray (the MC in
OA off,«
e made up
there has
^nated. Gray was.
John Voight in
Voight was not
eep Throat, the Mercedes
only time _ films has already
for the be Jjdg million dollars in
jf J 6 months. That is really
liar features
uld like to ««
o Doz Aws'
ying up till
e morning
. If you h*'
an meet mc
at 4 a.m-
Outstan'
;oes to La’’
ys believe
lody
lise at the
' will probajj
he end 0‘
when he *
man who
k about it’
Prisiong when you realize that
j|’'''es like Mary Poppins and
J Fair Lady have only made
, tnillion in 9 years. No won-
'he Art Film circiut is grow-
()jii black' explotation film
f'e released soon is Black
Godfather of Harlem.
^11
'9Ve
■Potyped black stars with many
e same criticisms that Amos
Andy get.
^ Texas
they now have a
drive-in theater. It
•**jcc screens that rise up
the ground. During the
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Travelinglnoupie Goes
South with Music
day, the theater is a parking lot.
It is adjacent to Texas Stadium,
home of the Dallas Cowboys,
and the drive-in’s snack bar is
utilized furing events in the sta
dium. Plans are now underway
for a drive-in under a roof
Workshop
Planned
The following is a calendar of
musidal events for Thursday,
March 29. All events are free
and open to the public. They
were arranged by the Visiting
Artists and Lecturers Commit
tee, in conjunction with the
Music Department.
Thursday, March 29
4 p.m. — Improvisational (jazz)
Workshop conducted by Mr. Jay
Flippin and his Trio, of More-
head, Kentucky. Students are
encouraged to participate.
(Spainhour Hall, Fine Arts Build
ing)
8:15 — Jazz Concert and
discussion by the Jay Flippin
Trio (Moore Auditoruim)
Carolina
Coed
Cont. from Pg. 2
A. Dear JoAnn,
He’s an Indian spiritual
leader.
I will be putting a box in the
Hilltop office and maybe one in
the cafeteria for you to submit
your questions. I would like to
thank the “Announcer” for
defining “love” for my fellow
MHC students this spring.
LOVE: “A young man’s fancy.”
Now, as to the definition of a
young man’s fancy . . .
By Eric Gardner
The Mars Hill Col
lege Band recently
returned from a per-
froming tour in Flo
rida. The tour was
preceded by a concert
in Moore Auditorium
on Thursday, March
15. The band left on
Monday, March 19 and
performed six con
certs on tour and
also had a break on
Wednesday for fun at
Disney World.
The tour is the
highlight of the con-
sert season for the
band and gives them
experience as a tour
ing organization.
The band has the
chance to travel as
Appalachian
Culture Discussed
By Eric Gardner
The Appalachian
Consortium met at the
Mars Hill Campus this
week. The Consortium
is composed of five
colleges and univer
sities and four agen
cies for the purpose
of learning and un
derstanding as they
preserve the culture
of the Appalachian
Mountain Region.
The colleges and
universities: Appa
lachian State Univer
sity, Western Caroli
na University, East
Tennessee State Uni
versity, Lees-McRae
College, and Mars
Hill College; and the
four agencies: Moun
tain Scenic Economic
Development District,
the U.S. Forest Ser
vice, and the Blue
/'sar
V ’
'nty years from now people ,
be looking back at the new i
of black films with their
;aesar’s parlor
u»HK
J
Scye^ajes
"3" SWSn jfr«#T % hilfmer^M
Ridge Parkway, are
here to discuss such
topics as preserva
tions of forests, mu
sic and art of the
mountain regions,
scenic development
and other aspects of
Appalachian culture.
Also under debate is
the evaluation of the
graduate credit avai
lable and courses un
der this area as well
as the evaluation of
the effectiveness of
the Consortium.
well as to represent
the college and aid
in spreading the name
of the college.
There were several
highlights to the
performances that the
band presented. In
"Clarinet on the
Town" by Ralph Her
man, the clarinet
section was featured
while in "Vivaldi
Trumpet Concerts" by
Antonio Vivaldi,
Steve Floros and Kent
Gall were featured on
trimipet. The nine
member Trombone En
semble, directed by
Mr. Richard Cryder,
was a separate part
of each performance
playing jazz numbers.
Each program var
ied in it's content
of marches and novel
ty numbers. There is
no doubt that direc
tor Ray Babelay and
the sixty one members
of the band, enjoyed
the program, and re
presenting Mars Hill
College while on tour
in Florida.
(Purism
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