Thursday, November 21, 1974
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Finals library hours
The University of Kansas Libraries will extend hours starting Dec. 2 through Dec. 19. Specific items are: Watson, Science, Marvin and Mary libraries, 8 a.m. to midnight on Monday through Friday; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, and 2 p.m. to midnight on Sunday. The mathematics libraries open 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., Monday through Friday; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, and 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., Monday through Friday; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, and 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., Monday through Friday; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, and 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., on Sunday.
German study plans
Information and application forms are now available for the Summer Language Institute. The intermediate program will be offered in Holkstein-Munich, Bavaria, and the advanced institute will be in Eutin, which is in northern Germany. Dates are set for May 24-July 28, in 10:30 am and at 3:30 (today in room 4044 Weseco). Information and application forms may be obtained from the German department in room 2080 Weseco.
Today, UNIVERSITY SENATE will meet at 3:30 at Woodruff Auditorium; ROY GRIDLEY, professor of English, will show a movie "Junction City 1890-1951" at the SA Poetry Hour at 4 in the Council Room of the Kansas Union, and BETA GAMMA SIGMA, a national scholastic honor society in business, will have an election of new members at 4 in room 401 Summerfield.
Also on campus . . .
Tonight, JOE WHISLER, a recutor from Southern Methodist University Law School, will answer to prospective law students from 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday at the University of Pittsburgh.
Play revives childhood fantasies
Fine Arts Reporter
By ANGELA POTHETES
Do you remember the day you discovered there was no tooth fairy?
Young has taken liberties with the play by using characters from "Peter Pan" and "Snow White." She has also taken liberties with the realities of psychological treatment.
A resident at Hashington Hall, Donna Young, remembers and has put the idea of the painful memory into a play that will be performed on Monday, June 15, and Sunday in Hashington Hall's theatre.
The course is offered through Nunemaker College. However, Dummee said, any student who enrolls in the course must
"If David Merrick wanted to do it on
beach, might have to pay some royalty," she
continued.
Nunemaker proposes France trip
"Tinkerbell is Dead!" was written and directed by Young and will be the first original script presented at Hashinger's theater, the three years it has been operating.
Young uses Tinkerbell in the title and as a character, and the worksong of the seven dwarfs to exemplify the fantasy world of a child. She hasn't checked on copyright.
"The Disney people and the psychology people are the ones who are really going to hate me when this is over because they are going to say, 'Electric therapy doesn't do that to Mental institutions aren't really going to go' I'm going to say, 'But they are.'" she said.
Dineen said that he had been running the program for four years, and a trip to the hospital was required.
"The intersession here is too short," Dinneen said.
"I think that next year, in the fall of 1975, we could end (regular classes) before Thanksgiving, and then plan on going to Christmas before returning to returnable Christmas." Dinnen said.
A trip to France for students of the Nunemaker College Within the College Intensive French school is tentatively with professor F. 1758, from Nunemen, professor of French, said yesterday.
The Intensive French program is a 16-hour course that provides in one semester the same content as four basic courses in French, according to the course description in the catalogue of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
"That means that it would be possible to work between Thanksgiving and Christmas in a somewhat unstructured way," Dinneen said.
The difficulty may have been resolved, he said, by the fact that students in the 16-hour course have already mastered presentation of grammar before the Thanksgiving break.
Young said she hadn't and any personal contact with mental institutions.
However, he said, the fact that there is another Intensive French course, 11 hours long, had created difficulty. After deciding not to conduct both Intensive French courses during both semesters, Dimene began conducting a program in which she took on the semester. It became difficult to fit a trip to France between the fall and spring semesters, he said.
"We might be able to arrange something with a French university," he said.
"Not per se." she said.
The time of year itself had certain advantages, he added. He said that it was one of the least expensive times of the year to travel, that the weather would be better in midwinter and that there were many events and activities in France at that time.
The Intensive French program would also
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be maintained at Numemaker, even if plans for the French trip were instituted.
However, Dineen said that plans for the trip were still tentative.
"I have written to the University and wishes to let them know that I have the idea."
William Robinson, associate director of Nunemaker College, said the Intensive French program was open to all students, even those not within the college.
The French trip had been discussed for a long time. Robinson said he didn't hear it until the evening of June 25.
anything to do with another proposed French trip, that of the Pearson Integrated Humanities Program, which was a controversial issue a month ago.
Robinson said, however, he thought that observing the problems of the Pearson trip, which was eventually disapproved, had helped Dimeen anticipate problems that would have delayed the job.
Robinson said he thought the French trip made sense.
"I think it is an absolutely perfect way to culminate a intensive of intimate French," he said.
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Young said that "Tinkerbell is Dead" used fantasy and escapism. It's the story of a boy who has found an alternative to seeing the moon and coming into a dream world that he has created.
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Young directed a Tennessee Williams one-act play last year at Hashinger and acted in various shows, including "Pepsi" and "The Lady." She also directed the William I. Memorial Theatre.
Young said she started rehearsal several days after "Daniel Theodore" died.
"I took one day off to crash, slept all day," she said.
Then she began the task of being a director. Young said she was aware of the nature of being director and playwright. Objectivity is a major problem, she said.
As a playwright, she cries at the sad parts she said, and laughs at the funny parts.
Young said it was frustrating as a director and as a playwright to coordinate the technical aspects with the creative aspects.
"You have to take a step back from the feelings you have because you know how it is."
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Young said that Lois Gearhart, assistant director, helped her to be objective.
"Doma was aware of the pitfalls of being a playwright and director," Geoffo said.
a playwright and director," Gearhart said. Gearhart said that Young did more than write the play and direct it. She designed lights, hung lights, designed makeup and recorded some of the music. Young, who is a viola master, played the celesta for songs she arranged. Joe Hulse, Russell freshman, also arranged some of the music.
"I know what's going on in every sector of the whole play," Young said. "I know exactly where they're repatching the lights.
I know makeup charges. I know where their costumes are and who has to do what. I know why Roger always comes out in the wrong costume during the second ad."
Young is currently working on a comedy
role in the Hulu series The Real
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She is interested in theatre, writing and music and has plans for the future.
There is a donation of 50 cents at the door. If a person doesn't want to pay anything, he doesn't have to. Donations are put in a theatre expense fund.
Young said she received no royalties.
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