Page Six "The Learning Tree" "Hating is a waste of valuable energy", as the film, "The Learning Tree", attempts to clarify the reasons of a minority group's reaction in the current civil rights struggle. The movie will be shown in the Reed Union Lec ture Hall, November 7. Beatles 'Lening T:,:'.'7.-•.-' ar Shown November 7 "The Learning 'tree," written, produced, and directed by Gordon Parks, will be showing at Behrend on Sunday, November 7, at 7 and 9 p.m. in the Reed Union Lecture Hall. The price of ad mission will be 35 cents for students with activity cards and $l.OO for other students. In "The Learning Tree," a boy becomes a man. As Parks says, "The key thing is that the prin ciple character learns to be self (Continued from Page 5) Friday, January 28 Dußois Campus - PSU Home 8:00 Saturday, January 29 Beaver Campus - PSU Home 8:00 Wednesday, February 2 Shenango Val Cam. - PSU Away 7:30 Saturday, February 5 Fredonia State Fresh Home 8:00 Wednesday, February 9 , Shenango Val Cam - PSU Home 8:00 Saturday, February 12 Jamestown CC Home 8:15 Weller Looks At Nixon's Policy Dr. Weller, professor in Quan titative Business Analysis at Behrend, will speak at the campus next Monday, November 8 on the economic effects of Nixon's new economic policy. He will be in the Behrend building, Room 101 at 7:00 p.m., through the sponsorship of the Behrend Business Club. All students are invited to attend this meeting, which will take an informative and educational look at Nixon's new policy. Eastway Plaza Office THE NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH EAST When you open your college account you will receive your first fifty per sonalized checks imprinted free. You only pay for the checks you use, not in advance. There is no charge for cashing your check, if you still maintain your account with your home town bank. Stop in we are anxious to serve you in every way possible. Monday-Wednesday 9:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Thursday 9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Friday 9:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Tonight sufficient. Most important, he learns that hating is a waste of valuable energy." This picture attempts to clarify a lot of things to whites who don't understand why minority people react the way they do in the current civil rights struggle. "The Learning Tree" is set in the 1920'5, but it's importance as a contemporary motion picture is its timeliness. - Basketball Wednesday, February 16 Beaver Campus - PSU Away 8:00 Saturday, February 19 Altoona Campus - PSU Home 3:00 Friday, February 25 Penn State Corn Campus Tourn Away Saturday, February 26 Penn State Comm Campus Tourn Away NJCAA Region XIX Tour: ney_ Away Saturday, March 4 NJCAA Region XIX Tour ney Away COACH - ROGER SWEETING Erie's only exclusive ' c,_ Craft Store 1712 -,,\e' ff W. Bth s l e il' era street PHONEPHONE .454-7897 center ...._.„... Open Monday And Friday Complete Line of All Evening Until 9:00 p.m. Popular Craft and Art Su 1 plies Friday, March 3 Behrend Collegian German Film Seen Tonight In RUB Hall The Captain of Koepenick (English sound track), the second in a series of films presented by the German department, will be shown tonight at 8 p.m. in the Reed Union Building Lecture Hal). The movie is based on a comedy written by Carl Zuck mayer in 1931. The play is ironically subtitled 'A • German Fairytale'. The plot is centered around an incident which oc curred in the Berlin of Wilhelm 11 and served Zuckmayer to ridicule German militarism. .A cobbler, Wilhelm Voight, tries to obtain documents required for finding work and fights a losing battle against officialdom. At last he decides to enter the townhall in the guise of a captain, with the sole object of obtaining a passport to leave the country. The arrogance of the military caste and the narrowmindedness of Prussian bureaucracy are illustrated in sharply profiled types. In Zuckmayer's hands, the story becomes an attack on the revival of the militaristic spirit marking the final phase of the Weimar Republic. FLAG FOOTBALL Return fifty cents entry fee, Thursday, November 11 between 3 and 5 p.m. Teams that didn't forfeit: in -Erie Hall phys office, captain or manager. Orientation Workers Needed Students willing to begin work to plan Orientation for 1972-73 are asked to contact either Al Quinlan, SGA president, or Dean Betty L. Seanor in the Office of Student Affairs. OFFICE MACHINE SALES & SERVICE 2016 PEACH STREET PHONE 445554:62214459 Authorized Sales and Service Olivette-Underwood office machines and Remington machines PSU To Support Daily Collegian University Park, Pa. Oct. On recommendation of the University Council, Dr. John W. Oswald, president of The Penn sylvania State University, has approved a new method of providing financial support to the Daily Collegian, student newspaper. In place of an allocation from the Associated Student Activities budget, the University will now purchase advertising and cir culation services from the Daily Collegian. The amount of money involved is about the same in each case, and the Collegian is assured of needed revenue. Continuance of the plan depends on the Collegian Board of Directors working out. a satisfactory grievance procedure for members of the Daily Collegian staff through amend ment of the constitution and by laws. The Council proposal also recommended that the Board of Directors devise a system of faculty representation on the Board other than through the University Senate. tuelm2..wa•aaffertoemaamed 3110 Station Road When You Patronize Our Advertisers Tell Them You Saw Their Ad In The Behrend Colle Brookside Dairy Store 899-3971 closest complete grocery store 9:00a.m. toll:00p.m. November 4, 1971 The Council study followed President Oswald's request that it consider the appropriate relationship ' between. the University and the Daily Collegian. "I concur in the Council's view that maximum - separation of the operation of the Daily Collegian from the University is desirable," President Oswald wrote. "I believe the Council is desirable," President Oswald wrote. "I believe the Council has established the basis for maximum freedom and responsibility by Collegian Incorporated, and in this I also concur." The advertising to be carried in the Daily Collegian for the University will be daily, weekly, and term calendars of events on campus. Enter The Banana Eating Contest The Large Lion H ea d Shop Monday-Saturday open noon-10 P.M. Standoff, Items He Comics lan
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