Aprile 3, 1970
earth - Week" Info-
U.S. Congressman John P. Say
lor, Republican, from Johnstown,
and winner of practically every
top. state and national ' conserva
tion award, wilCdeliver the key
note address for "Earth . Weekend"
at The Pennsylvania State Uni
versity, April 17-18.
Arranged as a prelude to the
national observance of "Earth
Day," April 22, which will also be
=irked *at Penn State by a spec
ial program, the weekend of ac
tivities will begin Friday night
and' conclude Saturday with a se
ries'of seminars and forums feat
uring national, state and Penn
State experts on pollution.
Saylor's speech at Penn State
will be the starting point of an
evening that also includes plans
for a threatre presentation dram-
atizing the problems of pollution
and then ' a multi-media happen
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covered with pleasant pictures on
the outside, and pictures of smoke,
litter and dirt on the inside, told
a story all by itself.
An entire classroom was liter
ally filled with the exotic, color
ful. paraphernalia abundant
proof that the national furor
over the pollution of the environ
ment has not escaped the college
student.
Some of the material was sad,
portraying a woeful state of af
fairs in the 'United States. Others
were bitter and scary.
Dr. Anderson and Dr. Wagner,
studying the exhibit, said that
they were most impressed by the
enthusiasm. of the students in
putting the project together.
The course, "Man and His En
vironment," is a survey of the
impact of =man over the ages on
his environment. The students
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ing of music, films, slides, speech
es and discussion.
"The entire program is design
'ed- to emphasize the - quality of
man's life," says Edward J. Beck
with, of Pompton Lakes, N.J., a
junior in science and coordinator
for the weekend "teach-in."
"We'll talk about man's de
struction of beauty, architecture
and landscaping, the conserva
tion of - natural beauty, and the
economics and legal aspects of
beauty."
Saturday will involve -a day
long series of panel discussions an
the - different aspects of pollution
such as population, air, water,
solid waste disposal, transporta
tion, environmental 'health and
water resources.
The program will close Satur
day' night with a • wrap up seek-
ing to answer the, question,
"Where do we go from here?"
get a little basic biology—as when
detergent or DDT effects are
discussed—but most of the lec
tures and readings- concern eco
logy.
As far as the professors are
concerned, the projeCt made each
student mobilize his thinking on
environmental quality.
"The relevance and grasp of
subject matter proved to be as
tonishing," says the professors.
"We of course have not wanted
to leave these students with the
impression that all the answers
are in on pollution. We wanted
them to realize that there are
many solutions which their gen
eration will have to find.
"After seeing their projects
watching their films, skits, dances
and slides, even a videotape pre
pared by one of the broadcasting
majors—we are convinced that
their generation will find them."
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"Chr-A-st You Know it Ain't Easy"
"Traveling eternity road, What
will you find there, Carrying
Your heavy load, Searching to
find a peace of mind . . . So love
everybody and make them your
friends". . . To Our Children's
Children's Children.
Leaving the Moody Blues con
?ert of a week ago I felt what
can only be described as a tre
mendous "peace of mind" and I
couldn't help •but feel that I had
gained new friends. The concert
was a drag wading through the
unusually large number of solos
contained in the performances of
the John Mayan group and Ar
gent, but from the first note of
the Moodies set to the last note
of their encore there wasn't a
wasted moment.
Over an hour of one constant
rush of musical genius provided
by the best group I've ever seen.
Their performance topped that of
any other group I've ever heard
live including such greats as the
Airplane, Fish, Big Brother, Blood
Sweat & Tears, Hendrix when he
was at his peak, and even that of
_Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young.
They were fantastic! BeCause
of their success with Tuesday
afternoon everyone has heard of
the Moody Blues, but there
doesn't seem to be any great
number of Moody Blues freaks
runnin' loose.
Could be because most of them
dwell upon "the threshhold of a
dream" and only touch the earth
to purchase a new Moody Blues
album or to attend their concerts.
Many think that because their
albums are such intricate master
pieces that they can't perform
their regular material well under
concert conditions.
Consider yourself - now enlight
ened. Their sound in no way suf-
Applications for the 1970-
'1971 Student Union •Board will
be available at the Student
Union Desk on April 6th and
ALL applications must be re
turned by April 24th.
The positions which will be
open are the offices of Presi
dent and Vice President and
the seven Chairmanships of
the S.U.B.
The new Board will be chos
en at the April 29th meeting
of the S.U.B.
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fers in live performances. The
Mooches are no studio gimmick
group, they can do their songs in
concert and they do them well.
Every album the Moody Blues
have recorded from 'Days •of Fu
ture •Fast through in Search of
the Lost Chord, and On the
Threshold of a Dream•up to and
including their most recent To
Our Children's Children's Chil
dren has been a complete pack
age of beautiful lyrics, soothing
music and excellent sound repro
duction. The tracking of the cym
bals seems to suffer at times but
other than this one minor diffi
culty their albums are all beauti
ful. Their lyrics have never suf
fered from the past albums up
to their most recent.
To Our Children's
Children's Children
"Breathe deep the gathering
gloom
Watch lights fade from every
room
Bedsitter people look back and
ament
Another days useless energy spent
Impassioned lovers wrestle as one
Lonely man cries for love and
has none. . ."
,Days Of Future Past
"I think, I think I am, therefore
I am, I think
Of course you are my bright lit
tle star
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1970-71. We have already agreed
to take 2,000 additional students
and we are in the process'of -em
ploying new faculty members to
'each them. The long delays are
expensive in terms of money, in
terrupted or postponed programs,
and in retention as well as em
pl;;;lrment of faculty."
President Walker added:
"I want to thank the students
and their parents who wrote
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On "The Threshold Of A bream
"With the eyes of a child
You must come out and see
That your world's spinning round
And through life you - Will be
A small part of a hope that exists
In the eyes of a child you will
see '. . ."
"Don't be alarmed by 'my fields
and my forests
They're here for only you to
share. . ."
These examples are typical -of
all their songs. All of their albums
are great bllt' the side containing
"The Afternoon," . "The Evening,"
and "The Night" on Days Of Fu
ture Past 'is _probably their-best
album side.
The Moody Blues albums are
all distinctly their own and each
album identifies with the others.
Their albums are to the ear and
mind what Tolkien's Trilogy of
the rings is to the eye and mind.
On The Threshold 'Of A Dream
"Now you know that you are real
Show your friends that you and
me
Belong to the same world
Turned on to the same word,
Have you heard?"
Now you have heard.
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many excellent letters urging
Legislators to act, and in particu
lar those representatives of stu
-dent organizations who went to
Harrisburg to work directly with
Legislators. They made many
friends for the University, and I
am sure they were effective in
helping convince Legislators of
the seriousness of the budget
situation and its potential impact
on the Universinty and its stu
dents."
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