TRIVIA COMING SOON As you could tell by your mid term tests, trivia is very big on the Behrend Campus. Actually, Trivia is a game with opposing teams who compete to answer worthless questions. Such questions could be "What is the name of the Pianist in Peanuts?" or "Who played opposite Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany's?" Jeff Disend and Faith Roller are trying to organize a trivia game for Bebrend this winter, possibly in com tpetition with Gannon or other area schools. STUDENT JUDICIARY SELECTED The Student Judiciary is the campus organization in charge of discipline, and its members are ap pointed by S.G.A. Four full-time Behrend students, only one of whom can be an S.G.A. member, make up thie organization. Applicants for Student Judi ciary were John Jackson, Pat Les nieski, Chuck Michali, Lawrence Monroe, 'Zike Fitzgerald, and James Nevel. S.G.A., at its November 8 meeting, elected Jackson, Lesniewski, and Monroe, and appointed penny Hoover from its own ranks. :':!tudent Judiciary held its first meeting the following Tuesday. They are one of the more important org anizations on campus, and its mem bers are be?inninff their duties CIVIC THEATER GOING STRONG. Having successfully presented Jean Kerr s Mary, Mary, and Tenness ee Wllliamst American Blues, the Erie Civic Theater is now preparing The Prisoner, by Bridget Boland. This is a tense and absorbing ac- count of a duel between two men re presenting diametrically opposed be liefs." It is a fictional drßns based on the ordeal of Jozsef Cardin al Mendszentz during his imprisbnmen in Communist Hungary. It will be pr. sented on December 8-13. Gypsy, by Arthur Laurents, is a song and dance Odyssey of a girl who goes from tank-town vaudeville to international celebrity. Brassy, brazen, sad bold, Gypsy rises to fame through lady-like strip-tease and intellectual viewpoint. It will be presented February 9-14. Invitation to a March, March 30- April 4, is also by Arthur Laurents, who makes amusing points about confo ity. The Owl and the Pussycat, May al 16, by Bill Manhoff, is about a char encounter between a young pseudo-in tellectual and a shady lady who intr duces him to the pleasures cf life. Speaking of graffitti, appeared in a San Franoisoo bar: as•-- v - mother made me a homosexual u Beneath this was the query: I buy her the wool, will she make me one, t tnis s ign
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