November 6, 1975
Penn-Staters
Produce
T. V. Show
"Renard the Fox,” an
animated children’s special,
will be televised on Satur
day, Nov. 8,1975, at 6:00 on
WLYH-TV channel 15.
This special program was
produced as an experiment
in children’s television pro
gramming, by Ewen and
Shirley Gaby, a husband and
wife team from Penn State
University.
The half-hour program
features Renard, a super
egotistical fox who thinks
he’s the greatest creature to
walk the earth.
Renard does not realize
that his two friends, both
Magpies, are always setting
traps for their “friend”, who
is too blind to see what is
really happening.
Finally one of the traps is
successful and Renard gets
snared, but is rescued by a
passing rabbit, who teaches
Renard the meaning of
humility.
The story is an adaptation
of a French fable.
Would you believe Sprina fever in the middle of
October? Professor Lear, Social Sciences, holds a
class outdoors to take advantage of the fine springlike
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Bell To Present
‘Flood 72’ Film
Capitol, in cooperation
with Bell of Pennsylvania
will present “Flood 72”, a
film and lecture presentation
Tues., Nov. 18 at 12 noon in
the auditorium.
According to Roberta
McLeod, coordinator of
student activities, the pro
gram depicts the agony and
destruction of Agnes and the
recovery of Central Penn
sylvania as it relates to
business, industry, utilities
and people.
The guest lecturer for this
program will be Ann
Cervenak who joined Bell as
an operator and is now
lecturing full time.
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Capitol’s N.O. W.
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From Page 1
at the protesters.
When the marchers ent
ered the Commonwealth
National Bank in Harris
burg’s Market Square they
were met by a phalanx of
reporters from the electronic
media.
One of the reporters,
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There are still tickets
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