Friday, September 28, 1973
University Daily Kansan
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An oil painting on canvas, "Foam-Chrome II," by Gary Pruner was received by the Museum of Art last spring. A gift from Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Diaelfo, the painting is in the style of photographic Realism. In "Foam-Chrome II" the background
highlights are painted to look like a subject that is out of focus in a photograph. Pruner's works previously have been preserved in Sacramento and San Francisco.
'Purposeless' Hike Yields Consciousness, Inspiration
Rv SHARON BALLANTYNE
Kansan Reviewer
Without a particular purpose, 21 persons from Franklin Pierce College in Rindge, N.H., walked 600 miles from the backwards to the front of campus, observing, thinking, feeling and relating.
Their experiences are told in a book, "The Walk of the Conscious Anns," by Taylor Morris, professor at the college and organizer of the walk.
The walk began as a nebulous concept and was finally realized as a 40-day project of hiking through New Hampshire, Maine and up to Devonia. The walks averaged 15 miles a day.
The book is Taylor's personal journal of the walk starting with his conception of it, to its origin in the college's soccer field and its vestage of continued contact among the group. It is filled with rambling thoughts, Taylor and other members of the group.
The students received college credit for the walk which was listed in the college course catalog as the Philosophy of Walking.
NO BOOKS, no lectures, no classrooms—the 21 persons were just walking. Taylor said he hoped that through the experience of the course he would thank recite. Call his theory experimental learning or a piligrimage for a consciousness-mental doing course and bolting out of labeling.
The walk took place during the early '70s when student revolutions were strong and a ban on the use of large machines was imposed.
generations. In one town the group was told that it could sleep in a field, only to find itself being thrown out of it after the town gossips reported that 200 filthy hippies were walking in the area and were planning to take over their homes.
In another town the group was walking down a main highway when the local disc jockey broadcast a warning to the town-council, beware of the hippies entering the town.
Hard work was the only way to try to create a family atmosphere for the 21 people, who were of different natures, and who hardly knew each other before the
Policy decisions were to be unanimous to save the group from a tyranny of the majority and to make each person feel equally incorporated in the group.
**HOW DO you occupy a mind that has always been filled for you? What do you do with yourself when no one has given you a chance to unstructured and usually spent in silence.**
Not all of us can start walking across America, leaving books, jobs and classrooms. Something powerful in my life might make us dream of doing something like it.
Meanwhile, "The Walk of the Conscious Ants" allows the reader to be an ant on a forest path, perhaps savoring for one minute a person's feelings, perceptions and reactions to the walk without experiencing the sore feet.
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SUA Special Films POOL SHARKS
75c 7:30 Woodruff Aud.
Monday, Oct. 1
IT'S A GIFT starring W. C. Fields
SUA Film Society
TILL THE CLOUDS ROLL BY directed by Victor Fleming
MR. ROBINSON CRUSOE
starring Douglas Fairbanks
Thursday, Oct. 4
SUA Classical Films
Woodruff Auditorium
directed by David Lean (Dr. Zhivago) and Noel Coward
IN WHICH WE SERVE
Wednesday, Oct. 3
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SUA Popular Films
Woodruff Auditorium
Scene One: Leaving Varsity Theater after "40 Carats." Thoughts of writing a review. Not knowing what to write about it. Asking two people who were unknown to me: How did you like that movie? Answers one: I answers the other: I thought it was a farce.
Scene Two: Still trying to write the review. Not knowing what to think, but thinking it was trite and banal. Being contradicted by a friend who says: What
The King of Marvin Gardens
would you think about a 40 year-old divorced woman marrying a 22 year-old man(boy)? Of course, the question is age old.
TOO BAD Lift Ullman had to play the 40 year-old woman. She was so good in “the Emigrants” and the Ingmar Bergman psychological messed up woman in those Swedish films. But those Scandanavian films, and we usually didn't know what was going on anyway. We decided on a show called *The whole story from beginning to end*.
75c Woodruff Auditorium
By C.S. GROOM
Kansas Reviewer
Eddie Albert Jr., who played the 22 year-old man, should have been on the farm with his wife. He had not.
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BOB RAFELSON
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Fri., Sept. 28
2:00-4:30-7:00-9:30
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reviews
Movie '40 Carats'
SUA Science Fiction
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As times start getting rough this semester, music becomes a necessity to many students. Listed are a few albums that may help ease the pain.
much, he grimmed a lot. He played the typical rich son of the industrialist. He couldn't find love—something he had missed during his deserved childhood
From the Los Angeles Times
In compiling the list, an emphasis is placed on albums that were released during the decade.
SVA Science Fiction
FORBIDDEN PLANET
Anne Francis and Leslie Nielsen
Tuesday, Oct. 12
The daughter has a story also. She falls in love with a 43-year-old man. His juxtaposition is amazing. He really does seem like he's seventen. Soon, they are engaged. So, Ullman and Albert are engaged. Soon, intelligence is bored to tears with the whole plot.
It all starts in Greece. The photography is beautiful for about ten minutes, it must be admitted. This is where the romance began, as Albert says, "smack in the heart of one of the greatest romance the world has ever seen." You can get along quite well immediately. Next scene: New York. Funny thing, the typical encounter occurs, although they never before mentioned where they are from. Funner thing, the typical encounter occurs. Albert comes to the door, as a date for Ulmman's 17-year-old daughter. Coincidence!
5c 7:30 Woodruff Aud.
WE UNDERSTAND the theme that was trying to manifest itself in this movie. People in love have a right to be together, no matter what age they are. Ah! Maybe it's bad to realize that before you enter the theater. There are a lot of people who probably don't realize it. And the message shall come down and strike them on their
Music Eases Pain Of Rough Semester
IN NEW YORK CITY, we see the most luxurious apartments in the world, the Plaza, Rockefeller Center, office buildings. It certainly doesn't seem like the typical New York! But then, these are the "beautiful" wealthy snobs anyway.
DORY PREVIN'S "Live at Carnegie Hall" (United Artists) The question is whether Dory Previn deserves the "Magnificent," "Perceptions of a Dylan," the Melancholy Air of a Tim Hardin, "the Fierce Attention to Desire," and "The Applause being thrown at her. Some of her songs suggest the applause is justified, but others lack the consistency
we've come to expect from our major artists. Many of her themes—search for identity, purpose and happiness—seem more complex than the concerns of the exploring collegiate years.
LEONARD COHEN'S, "Live Songs" (Columbia)—speaking of Cohen, this is the most accessible album yet by one of the most valuable folk-oriented writers of recent years. The album, which includes "Bird on the Wire" and "You Know Who I Am," is particularly rewarding in the quiet, early-morning hours.
JANIS JOPLIN'S, "Greatest Hits" (Columbia) - Myra Friedman's "Buried Alive" is one of the best books written on a rock star.
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Graduate Student Elections
Responding to the need for Graduate Student involvement within the University the Graduate Student Council, with the assistance of the Student Senate Elections Committee, will hold elections on Oct. 17 and 18 (from 8 to 5:00) in order to provide representation for the Graduate Students of the University of Kansas.
Offices; Area Group Representatives from each of the following academic divisions.
Is Fake Gem
Filing Deadline: Oct. 3, 5 p.m.
Student Senate Office.
$5.00 filing fee
AREA 2—Behavioral and Social Sciences, Education, Business and Journalism
AREA 1—Humanities and Fine Arts
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The National Flat-Picking Championship and Bluegrass Festival
TIME: Tonight, Saturday & Sunday
For further information contact the Graduate Student Council at Room 3BE in One Student Activities Center or call 4-3011.
PLACE: Winfield, Kansas
This review was a bore to write. Perhaps that is a reflection on the movie.
BLUEGRASS LIVES!
The film was mediocre. Boy meets girl, boy falls in love with girl, girl gets girl. Girl gets girl, girl falls in love with girl.
AREA 3-Biological Sciences
RAIN: Southwestern College, Winfield
AREA 4—Physical Sciences and Engineering
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