The Highacres collegian., March 31, 1976, Image 10

- The Highacres Collegian, Mar. Jl, 1976
PENNSYLVANIA:
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Monday-Friday 8-6 Monday-Priday
Saturday 8-4 7*45~5500
0 THE great highway performers closed Saturday
455-6317
Always a large selection of OK used cars at the right
price.
The largest and most modern Auto Body Shop in the area.
Specializing in custom work.
A fully-equiped shop with certified technicians.
AN
ETHNIC
PORTRAIT
Channel 44» WVIA-TV, has
made its swing into spring with
the addition of new programs
and specials for its regener
ated audience.
"Pennsylvania: An Ethnic
Portrait," produced by a Chan
nel 44 staff member, is a ser
ies that explores the.role of
ethnic backgrounds in contem
porary living situations; the
influence of religion; the de
gree to which these groups are
faced with intolerance; and the
extent of assimilation into our
modem culture. Among the
groups explored will be the
Welsh, Irish, Scotch-Irish,
German, Blacks, Puerto Rican,
Quakers, and Eastern Europeans.
This series premiers Tuesday, ''
April 6 at 7 p.m., and runs for
five consecutive weeks.
• Among the many Specials plan
ned for April are: "Mao's Chi
na," three hours of Prench film
footage, both new and archival,
which presents an assessment
of China in 1976 and examines
its relationship with the U.S.,
on Thursday, April 22 at 9 P» m *s
"Kosciuszko: An American Por
trait," a dramatic re-enactment
of the role of Colonel Thaddeus
Kosciuszko, the young foreign
officer who aided the American
Continental Army during the
Revolutionary War,' on Monday,
April 5 a t 9 p.m.; and a "Great
Performance" Special, live from
Lincoln Center in New York City,
"The Ballad of Baby Doe," pre
sented by the New York City
Opera, on Wednesday, April 21
at 8 p.m.
on April 9
VOTC.
for someone you can trust
Drum
for SGA President
and _
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for SGA Vice-President