OCTOBER 21,1982
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CALLBOARD
UPDATE
Behrencl Theatre never rests!
After the closing of "Say Good
night, Grade' , this weekend, the
Studio theatre is getting ready to
open- its second . show of the
season, "Godspell".
Godspell, the soft rock musical,
has been undergoing rehearsals
for the past few weeks and looks
like they have their work cut out
for them before their opening on
November 5.
The ensemble of the show in
cludes: Don Carmichael, Randy
Murzynski, Sean McHugh, Fred
Becker, David Travis, Mary Beth
Finke, Manic Lewis, Pam. Dust,
Dawn Wagner, Stephanie Marra,
Carolyn Brust, Joe Fiorilli, Adam
Green and Kaisa Ajaye.
Guest Director, John Burton, is
assisted by dancer/choreo
grapher Denise DiGiorgio and
they are assisted by stage
manager Smanne D'Angelico.
John Burton gives the cast amaz
ing vocal direction and has done
fabulous choreography. Mr. Bur
ton hails from New York and has
been in many Erie Playhouse
productions along . with many
shows performed m bordering
eastern states. Along with Paul
Iddings supervising the direc
ting, the show is slowly coming to
a head.
Mr. Iddings and Mr. Burton
have been asked to .bring their
production of -"Godsppli" to the
stage of the Erie Dinner Theatri.
This is available to all during the
17,18, and 19 of November at the
Ave44.210:1.
ITALIAN RESTAURANT For the first time since 1978
Behrend College will have a year-
SPECIAL _ book. Working with Taylor
Publishing Company, editor
Try Our Brett Andrews and the yearbook
• staff will present the 184-page
Daily Lunch Specials "Cub" to this year's student
body. _
3512 Buffalo Road Seniors will have their picture
• Wesleyville taken as they did back in high
• school. They will be able to pur-
Phone 899-3423 chase their pictures from the
.photographer as well as have
them taken for the yearbook.
All underclassmen and corn
. muters will be in group shots.
Underclassmen will be
photographed by floor or by ma
jor, depending on which is the
easiest way to get everyone
together at the same time.
Posters will- be placed around
campus to inform commuters
that they . should meet somehow,
perhaps in neighborhood groups,
and decide who will be in which
group shot. This is important; if
you want your picture in the year
book, get a meeting together.
Yearbooks are on sale until-the
end of'October, for $16.50. A table
' will be set up in the Reed Building
by , the Main Desk. Delivery from
the publisher should be at the end
- of May.
Everyone will be in - the year
book - students, faculty and staff_
If anyone wants to purchase
advertising space, they will be
most welcome.
With student cooperation and a
good amount - of sales, the 1983
Cub staff hopes to produce a win
ner this year.
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by Jim Fiorilli
Maennerchor Club. Tickets are
available through the Maenner
chor Club and the Behrend
Theatre office.
Edgar Lansbury, Stuart Dun
can, Joseph Beruh have thrilled
theatre-going people for years
with their musical adaption of the
gospel according to St. Matthew.
There will be no exceptions with
these performances. The
Behrend Players will send chills
to the theatre patrons of Erie and
the Tri-State area as well.
The set of this , show is being
designed by the talented Sandy
Duncan, whose work we have
seen in previous Behrend produc
tions. The chief in the orchestra
pit will be our own Marjorie
Podoldky as her fingers glide
over those ivory keys.
This ensemble is already show
ing so much natural talent that it
is looking quite evident that they
will be on - their way to the
'American Theatre Festival. As in
any show, there are always im
provements to be made, but these
talented young singers and
dancers and actors seem to be on
the way to making an entrancing
"Godspell".
Make sure you are available to
partake in the celebration with
the entire ensemble of
"-Godspell". It previews
November 2,3, 4, •with perfor
mances beginning on The 5 and
running the 6,7, and the 10
through the 14. For reservations
- call Behrend at 898-1511 ext. 331.
Yearbook
Revived
BEHREND COLLEGIAN
Pre-Registration
Coming
Pre-registration for Winter
Term runs October 25th through
the 29th. The Records Office will
accept pre-registration - from 9
a.m. to 11:45 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
to 4:30 p.m. throughout the week.
Students should make an appoint
ment with their advisor during
pre-registration week.
According to the Records Of
fice, students who pre-register
must also register. Registration
can take place by Early,Registra
tion or by regular ,registration.
Early registration takes place at
the Records Office Tuesday
through Friday, November
16-19. Regular registration will be
held on Wednesday, December 1.
Early registration is only for
those students who pre
registered. All others must at
tend regular registration.
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Winter Term timetables are
now available in the Records Of
fice and it is recommended that
students have course selections
in mind before they_ see their
advisor.
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STUDENT UNION BOARD
PRESENTS:
*THE ROAD RALLYE
All you Richard Petty Jr's rev up!
RUB Parking Lot 1 p.m., Oct. 23
$l.OO Entrance. Fee. Sign up at the Main Desk
* THE DATING GAME
A night of him and romance
Reed Lecture Hall 8:00 p.m. Oct. 25
50' or free with A.C.
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*THEJLIFE AND ARTS OF
HARRY TRACKER BURLEIGH
Explore the life and career in music of one
of Erie's most distinguished native sons.
Reed Lecture Hall 8:00 p.m., Oct. 26
Free! Co-sponsored by the ABC
* HALLOWEEN PUNKTIV PARTY
featuring
Live! The REDUCERS and BOSCH
• -Gorge Cafeteria 9:30p.m. - 2:00 a.m. Oct. 30
50' or Free if you come in costume
Behrend Briefs
POETRY/FICTION
READING ... A creative event
sponsored by "ROUNDTABLE,"
the new literary organization on
campus. The event will include,
but is not limited to, original
poetry and fiction. "Roundtable"
organ; Ation invites all poets,
storytellers, thespians,
troubadors and musicians to the
Gorge Cafeteria on ,Thursday,
November 4. The reading will
begin at 7:30 p.m. Free coffee
- and doughnuts await all par
ticipants. "Roundtable"
members say that you don't have
to read anything if you're shy;
just come and listen.
Book Review: Mr. Benjamin A.
Lane will review the book, "Mont
St. Michel and Chartrus," by
Henre Adams for the library's
series, "Books Make a Dif-
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femme." Mr. Lane will speak on
Thursday, October 28, 1982, from
noon till one in the Library
Seminar Room. All are invited.
Refreshments will be served.
Limerick Writing Contest: A
limerick contest is currently
underway, sponsored by the Top
of the Hill Gang. According to
this club, entries will be based on
humor and originality.
There are also no restrictions
regarding subject matter,
Deadline date for all submissions
is November 15. Prizes offered to
date include: A free perm and/or
haircut from Judy's Hair Care
and a five-dollar gift-certificate
from Super Duper West.
Winners will be invited to read
their entries at an awards
ceremony on December 13.
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