The North Texas Daily (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 31, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 11, 1970 Page: 3 of 4
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Wednesday, February 11,1970
''Born Free'
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SAC Movie
Appropriately, "Born Free" Is the name
of the first free movie scheduled for
presentation this semester by the Student
Activity Committee (SAC).
It will not, however, he shown at the same
location as the subsequent weekly films
since the lectures on drugs in the Business
Administration Building have required that
the first film showing be in Room 328 of the
Education Building. It is set for Thursday at
7:30 p.m. in the Business Administration
Lecture Hall." Dr. J. Harold Farmer,
director of the Union Building said
Monday.
The admission is one student
identification card per couple, said Dr.
Farmer.
Following is a schedule of the upcoming
movies and dates:
Feb. 12 Born Free
Feb. I1) Have Rocket Will Travel
Feb. 26 One Million Years, B.C.
March 5 Raisin in the Sun
March 12 Sand Pebbles
March 19 The Prize
April 2 Hombre
April 9 She
April 16 Three on a Couch
April 23 Bandolero
April 30 In l ike Flint
May 7 Blue Max
May 14 Zorba the Greek
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Campus
Calendar
TODAY
12 noon Paper Sack l unch Seminar, Varsity
Room, basement of UU.
7:30 p.m. Young Republicans meeting, Room
154, BA Building
7:30 p.m. Drugs and Their Abuse. Dr. k D
Charalampous, Psychiatrist and Pharma-
cologist. B A Auditorium.
X p.m. William Stringlellow will speak at Uni-
versity Theater in the Speech and Drama
Bldg. Subject Property, Money and the
(lilies of Soeietv
round the Campus
orus To Sing With Orchestra
The North Texas Grand Chorus will be
performing Saturday at 8 p.m. with the
Dallas Symphony Orchestra at McFarlin
Auditorium in Dallas.
Donald Johanos, the symphony
conductor, will be directing "The Passion
According to St. Luke" by Krzysztoz
Penderecki, a contemporary Polish
composer. This work is the first major
passion setting text since Bach.
Frank McKinley, of the music faculty,
said "This is primarily an avant-garde work
that makes use of many interesting devices
for instruments and voices."
"The Passion According to St. Luke"
was written in 1966 and first performed in
Munster Cathedral during its 700th jubilee.
This performance will be the Southwestern
premiere.
"It is an extremely difficult work, partly
because of the unusual demands on voices
and the new techniques developed by the
composer," McKinley added.
Dr. Ldward Baird of the NT music
faculty will be the bass soloist.
In addition to the Grand Chorus, the
Texas Boys Choir will perform.
The annual North Texas State Exes
banquet held in conjunction with the Texas
Music Educators Association's (TMFA)
state convention will be at the Piccadilly
Cafeteria in Dallas from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday.
Dr. Kenneth N. Cuthbert, dean of the
School of Music, will serve as host.
The Andraud Quintet, composed of NT
artists-in-residence, will present this year's
musical program at the banquet. The
quintet, deemed "one of the best
performing organizations in the Southwest"
by Dean Cuthbert, includes Dr. George
Morey, flute; Dr. Lee Gibson, clarinet;
Richard Henderson, oboe; Clyde Miller,
horn; and Rule Beasley, bassoon.
Each year NT music alumni prepare
musical programs for those attending the
TMEA convention.
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Roger R Durham, a 1968 graduate of
North Texas, has filed as a candidate for
the Republican nomination for state
representative from the 50th Legislative
district.
Durham graduated with a B A in
economics and political science. Unopposed
in the primary, he will meet incumbent Rep.
Walt Parker of Denton, a Democrat in the
general elections in November.
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The P. E. Club captured five first
places in the intramural wrestling
tournament held Saturday.
Winners from the P E. Club included
George Sherman in the 130-pound weight
class, Charles Nelson in the 152-pound
class, Charles Scott in the 160-pound
class, John Egan in the 177-pound class,
and Jim Moffitt in the heavyweight
division.
Sherman is a senior from Haskell.
Nelson is a sophomore from Fairbanks,
Alaska; Scott is a freshman from LeRoy,
N.Y.; Eagan is a senior from San
Antonio; and Moffitt is a junior from
Amarillo.
Tau Kappa Epsilon had two winners in
the tournament. Steve Coolidge, Rantoul,
III., senior, won the 123-pound class title
and Oscar Renda, Middlesex. N.J junior,
won the 191-pound championship
George Clark, Dallas junior of Pi Kappa
Alpha, won the 137-pound division while
Sigma Alpha Epsilon's Curtis Green.
Longmont, Colo., sophomore, won the 167-
pound class. Daniel Sells, a freshman
from Park Forest, 111., won the 145-pound
division.
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Music Menagerie
Sly, Dionne, Hall Rate No. 1
In National Billboard Song Polls
Beware of the Pill!
The North Texas Art Gallery is exhibiting some of the world's most prized
African sculptures and masks. Pictured above in the foreground is a sculp-
ture of Kimba, the Goddess of Maternity; in the background is a mask from
the Benin Kingdom, both donated by Stanley Marcus of Dallas.
— Photo by Dan Watson
Six Flags Seeks Talent
For Summer Entertainment
If you can sing, dance, act, or play an
instrument, then you may be in for a big
summer treat and a good paying job.
Representatives of two of the nations top
family entertainment centers Six flags
Over T exas and Six I lags Over Georgia will
be in Denton on Thursday to conduct talent
auditions.
The auditions will begin at 3:30 p.m. in
the North Varsity Room 111 the basement of
the UB. All types of talent will be
considered by the audition staff. That
includes everything from singers and
dancers to musicians and specialty acts Six
Flags will provide a piano accompanist,
tape recorder and record player for the
auditions. Auditionees should bring their
own music, instruments, costumes, props,
etc. They may bring their own accompanist
if'desired.
The I970 Six Flags audition tour covers
24 cities in 13 states. More than 300 will
ultimately be hired to appear in live show
presentations this summer in the Texas and
(ieorgia parks.
Six Flags Over Texas is located at
Arlington, midway between Dallas and Fort
Worth, Six Flags over Georgia is in
Atlanta.
Live entertainment at the two parks
ranges from strolling quartets to full-scale
musical productions staged on permanent
theaters.
EDITOR'S NOTE: This column was
written so that it will keep the student
body abreast of new musical releases
and the status of some of the top
national cordings. It is based on
national sales records published in
Billboards Magazine.
Soul Singles
No. I Thank You. Sly and the Family
Stone
No. 2 I Want You Back/Who's Loving
You, Jackson Five
No. 3 The Thrill is Gone, B.B. King
No. 4 Psychedelic Shack, The Temptations
No. 5 Hey There Lonely Girl, Eddie
Holman
Easy Listening
No. I I'll Never Fall In Love Again,
Dionne Warwick
No. 2 Without Love, Tom Jones
No. 3 Winter World of Love, Engelbert
Humperdinck
No. 4 Honey Come Back, Glen Campbell
No. 5 Trace/Memories Melody, The
Lettermen
Hot Country Singles
No. 1 A Week in A Country Jail, Tom T.
Hall
No. 2 One Minute Past Eternity, Jerry Lee James
Lewis
No. 3 Brown Eyed Handsome Man,
Waylon Jennings
No. 4 That's When She Started To Slop
Loving You, Conway Twitty
No. 5 It's Just A Matter Of Time, Sonny
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Oneness of Mankind
Oneness of All Religions and Founders
Science and religion must agree
Abolishment of prejudice—racial,
economic
Universal world tribunal
Universal compulsory education
Universal language
Equality of men and women
Self-investigation of truth
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Flynn, George. The North Texas Daily (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 31, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 11, 1970, newspaper, February 11, 1970; Denton, TX. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth326398/m1/3/: accessed May 3, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Special Collections.