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2—KEast Carolinian—Thursday, August 15, 1968

96 Years

A oniversity is only as good as the people who make up

 

its faculty and students.

Five of the people who have contributed greatly to East

University have announced their retirement from

Caroling
the staff here

Dr. Kenneth Bing, Dr. Hubert Coleman, Mrs. Marguerite

Crenshaw, Dr. Paul Murray, and Alice Strawn will not be
with the faculty when fall quarter begins next month.

These five servants to a multitude of students at East
Carolina have altogether contributed more than 96 years of
service nerve. In that period of time, a conservative guess as to
the number of students they have taught would be well into
the rerion of 30,000.

Or. to put it another way, the five together have taught
and helped more than enough students to fill the new Minges
Coliseum almost four times.

Service is one of the key words in the East Carolina Uni-
versity vocabulary. These five have done their share toward
making this school worthy of university status, through their
untiring and unending service.

In the time that they have been here they have seen the
enrollment of the university grow from less than 2000 to a
figure approaching 10,000. They have seen the emphasis of
East Carolina University change from that of a small teacher
orientation to that of a major university in every sense of the
word. They have witnessed a change in the composition of the

student bedy from one of local students to that present today,

which embraces students from all over the country and the
world, with representatives of every race, religion, and ethnic
grout

This growth has not been an accident. It has been the re-
sult of the work of these five citizens of this university com-
munity, and of those like them, who find themselves in dedi-
cation to youth.

They will not be forgotten or replaced easily. All thos
who have had the benefit of their wisdom and dedication wil!
remember them, both student and faculty.

But these five members of this university family will not,
if past performance is any indication, be leaving East Caro-
lina University in the truest sense of the word, for their inter-
ests and dedication to this school’s ideals will continue long
after retirement.

To those five people who have given so much to this uni-
versity, this Editor wishes to express his gratitude, as a rep-
resentative of the entire study body, for their service, for
their work for this school has in some way bettered each of us
here.

To you five people, I extend my thanks and this heartfelt
tribute.

@ East arolinian

Bast Cerelina Ualvorsity

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Plans on the Beil Tower of Old
indefinate. The
supposed

Austin are still
wrecking company was
to have a crane up here to take it
off, but as of yet, we are still wait-
ing for the crane. As the problem
stands now, the wrecking company
is going to bring it down and at-
tempt to restore it to it’s original
form. If this is done, everyone will
be satisfied

The Soda snuop remoaeling has
run into a problem. No one seems
to know what supports the wall on
which the sculpture is to be hung
This sculpture, which will weigh
same hundred pounds, will be fin-
ished soon and hopefully will be
hung by fall. The main work of
painting the back wall and hangings
the sculpture will take place as
oon as possible.

In both of these cases we have
run into problems with the admin-
istration. The people working on
these projects are trying their best,
and they are putting many hours
into What at some times seems

 

A Sense Ot Style

 

He spent last December standing
in an unemployment line, while his
name was up for an Oscar. He was
once an attendent at the New York
Psychiatric Institute, where one of
his jobs was to hold patients for
shock treatments. Those same pa-
tients, he tells us, ‘‘would beat me
in scrabble a few hours later.’’

He got
Graduate,”

$20,000 for doing ‘The
and now he is getting
$250,000 for making ‘‘Midnight Cow-
boy.’ He is known and loved by us
is Benjamin Braddock: he is Dus-
tin Hoffman

 

Benjamin Braddock, the new
American college hero, arrived just
in time. Here we were, in the mid-
dle of the sixties, without a hero
Holden Caulfield, an old hero, had
temporarily submerged from view
and Richard Farina, who had much
promise, was dead before his book
came out

But Benjamin Braddock arrived
and with style. Ben’s style is prob-
ably pretty common to most college
graduates, because I have a feeling
that the way Ben sees it is the way
it is once you get out of school.
Ben is The Graduate, because few
people really know what to do when
they get out of school. So, when
you graduate, you go home and
spend those embarassing days a-
round the house waiting for the
employment agency to call, or for
grad school to start or for the Army
to seek you out. Your parents show
you off, you drink a lot of beer, and
it’s pretty hard to believe that
there’ll be no more classes and no
more carefree days, because from
here on out, you’re on your own

Benjamin experiences all thi
and more, and we love him because
we know that’s true, and because
it’s true, it makes up the style of
Benjamin Braddock.

Style is 9 little thing. In Ben-
jamin, I tend to think that it was
his honesty — a trait carved into a
point of style. There are other styl-
ish things that make up Ben; his
monotone voice, his unsophistica-
tion, his simple purity.

Ben was honest to the point of it
being a hazard. Ben’s honesty al
most cost him Elaine, but you
wouldn't expect him not to tell
Elaine that he had had an affair
with her mother, that wouldn’t be
his style.

You certainly wouldn’t expect
Ben not to want to talk to Mrs.

THIS WAY CAN DRAW

 

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fruitless. The
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By Don Pierce

 

Robinson, that wouldn't be his style
either. And Ben taking Elaine to
the strip joint on the first date was
also his style, because until he saw
she was fun to be with; and not a
drag, he was honest enough to not
hide his feeling that he didn’t want
to be with her.

Ben was completely in characte
tanding on the bottom of the
swimming pool in his scuba gear,
and he was just as much in char-
acter banging his head off the hotel
wall.

That Ben, he had some _ style
didn’t he, and when he chased
Elaine to Berkley, and then to her
wedding, he restored my faith in
the great American college student.

 

From looking at some of the del-
egates to the Republican Conven-

tion, I imagine that they still
don’t know who won. I still be-
lieve that Spiro Agnew is some
type of household product

* * *

The traffic office is going to take
ver the drinking on campus. Ail
tudents having bottles will have
to register them by September 10
Remember, the farther you live
from campus, the larger your bottle
has to be.

Had you rather that it wear out

yr rust?
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I really believe that last week's
coed of the week is really a prom -
inent figure on campus

The R.O.T.C. is planning son
thing subversive. I walked past
their bulletin board and there wa
only one sheet on it. The
read

sheet
Applications are now  be-
taken for Emperor of E.C.U
apply inside.’
Needed: Two nice young womer
to live with evil-minded old man
Apply in writing to me i

  

care of

ATTENTION TO MYSELF HI.

AND THEREBY

ATTRACT GIRLS !!

 

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In the very short Legislature

meeting Monday, the Student Legis.
lature appropriated $2500 to Dean
Alexanuer. ‘his money will pe used ti
to purchase some of the lighting

rat will be needed for the New
Gym this fall. Thus far, the light.
ing in the New Gym has beex
adequate for the entertainment
has performed.

Since this is the last paper to be
put out this summer T Would like 4
to remind the students of the j;
portance of these last few days
The grades that you make will be
yours, $0 good luck in
some good grades.

I would also like to thank the
people who have worked with me
this summer. No major problems
have come up and these people
have helped the S.G.A. wade throu-
gh the smauer ones. As your Presj- J
dent, I have enjoyed working for 4
as I once again mention, the most
important people at East Caroling |

University, you, the student ;
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The fact that Dustin Hoffman§
brought style back to the screen @
is a bonus.

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night Cowboy,”’ his next movie. Just § Loca 1 M.
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tables at the Village Gate, and too @
many days at New York Psychi- @
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any character he plays M

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At 31, Dustin’s best days are yet
to come. But for me, I thank him @
for giving us a hero to ease our
s through the sixties, and for
giving the silver screen a little §
tyle an honest style

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know what it means, I just read it
somewhere

All

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As I watched Art Linkletier the
other day, I heard a little girl de-
fine candidate as a new type of
orange drink.

* * *

Quote of the week:
“I would rather be right than nom-
inated for President."’ Darn if he
wasn’t right.

Regan said

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tower fell because of the amount
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have something to write rate ar
vacation. Thanks to the kind ad-
ministration. We need it.
The Torchbearer
—/P HI YIKE!! WHO,
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East Carolinian-——Thursday, August 15 1968—3

‘Odd Couple’ Rated ‘Tasty’

As Last Summer Production

       
    
  
 
 
   
  
  
 
 
 
  
    
 
  
 
 
 

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By BILL

very short Legislature
mday, the § . :
tn Wey ie wt ic- Neil Simon is the funniest com- Felix moves in with Oscar and
‘hi io De edy writer in the American theater the two come to find their rela-
ens TOREY Will be used il ind “The Odd Couple’ is one Of {tionship as intolerable their
his funniest plays. It’s froth, as former marriages. Oscar, the high-

e some of the lighting

substantial as a Chinese dinner and ogt paid sports writer on the East

 

  

 

ta a for the New
‘s by tn “ar, the light. just as tasty. Coa is ‘divorced, broke and
r tlie d ss has been in. Like its sister hits—only Simon sloppy Felix’s obsession with
rte 2
a. entertainment that has had four comedy smashes on cleanliness drives the man to fury.
cna Broadway at the same time—-the ‘Why should we have a cleaner
s is the last paper to be how is a running gag embellished house than my mother,’’ Oscar
= Summer I would 1 with more jokes than an audience ask
he students of the an catch in one sitting. o :
f these last fe es a sned here Monday They fight their domestic quar-
that y : sO Let ke renee: “a els. Felix sends his pained eyes
at you make wil] night in McGinnis Auditorium be- heavenward and pleads: “Oh, God
good luck in making fore a painfully small audience Ber hee! : i
grades. ibour 250 persons) But this wa a
also like to thank the . hip audience that howled its de No Osear bark Don't tell
have worked with ine light at this story of a bachelo. m to help you. Tell him to save
Yr. No major problems marri¢ re, BENE Rogan he meat
up and these people night's final curtain of the € 1 . ae ee
the comedy should prove a majo} Felix ruins Oscar’s carefully plan-
double date with the wacky

 

the S.G.A. wade throu-
wer ones. As your Presj
e enjoyed working for}

nit for the East Carolina Universi

, Summer Theater Pigeon sisters from upstairs and

this leads to the final blow-up. Os-

  

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gain menti Bee) | ICTION—ECU S ie es 5 phos ie 4
ae le pre ie the most @f FINAL PRODUCTION—ECU Summer Theater finishes up ‘Season Five’ this week with “The Odd Couple,” ie. tre -d in ludicrous gituations ir says ‘The irony is that unless
ple at East Caroling @ which has been rated as one of the best shows of the season Bie), ChaDEce He sy ve can come to some other a
you, the students : His jokes that come as fast as vendement I’m going to kill you.”
FOR OO RII IIIA IIIA IIA IAS AIS SISA AAI SSIS ISSA IA SSSI SSIS ISIS IASI SSSI SISOS SISCSCSICSSCSI ASSIS they can be spoken — are superbly : 5 eae
. 7 ~ ‘ ol woven into the fabric of the dia- The play stands or falls of course
at / » e % logue and grow all the more funny with the actors who portray the
i t or C e u Ol 1 because of the cast’s serious deliv-  ¢joddish Oscar and his ‘Mary Pop-
as y ery. ; nins’’ roommate, Felix. And Loes~-
' i i The production under Ed Loes- sin has found an excellent Oscar in
| ie By Reid Overcash + sin’s well modulated direction yansford Rowe, an actor who con-
qs { opens with a poker game that veys his frustration with beautiful-
f 7 OOOO OOOO UU UU OU UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUREE EMA swirls in round robin style to car- jy timed burns, yet leaps like a bal-
laine 4 For Adults Only” \ the only better sign would have the camera switches to a less stiim- ry us into the plot and introduce us let dancer at the idea the ‘‘coo .
4 , Meat office of ‘Fer Sit : z ; Poe ae ea ee : : to the two characters who will pro-  e50" Pigeon sisters are going to
that Dustin Hoffman@ ‘ eevee OF} er For Suckers Only!” Mary ulating part of the movie vide several dozen belly laughs be- visit them. His exasperation is
le back to the screen @ in Mobley, Mi America of 4 When I walked into the movie fore the evening is over. real like the character he’s cre-
: w j back, stars in a Doris theater, I expected to see a fulfill- The game is interrupted by a ated because the touch is never
‘ ’ ~ 1 } ie heater, < y E ; d é is ne
fm¢ lay q Saad Ss Shoe Shop Da} e role of anti-sex. The story ino «skin flick.’ I expected to see Phone vall, answered by Oscar, the too heavy and many of his lines
ei amet Prompt Service nters around a hotel for singles iss Americ fet Gaostipeauty. corn Felix, the missing fifth play- are thrown away with a nice sense
d com artist, in ‘Mid-@ Me Ga Vi nl ich love making eoss on Ss) America Wa hey Pavesi peu en) has lett his) wite and threaten- of understatement.
v,”’ his next movie. Just @ Located— le College View ve in the hotel except in and other equally unclad young la- ed. suicide, Murray, the pessimis-
Just } F I : : : 1
style, I believe that § Cleaners Main Plant ! the camera. A typical dies. This, however. was not what tle Cop, loses his head and tells Graham Pollock is less ona
p sAays aha 2 meet eee Q
too. ae Hoffman § Grand Avenue ne a a kiss bane t found. As 1 lett the theater, I One ‘ ie’ to Geli nimecle aris! a roc ese | oe pote i hale Al
any nights waitin, — 4a umblin ne beds, after which .., . e ys As : e's going to mse es : pads asain g aan
' Village Gate, ¢ q —<_—<—$—$—<$—$<$—$<<—————— eae A vas the most frustrated individual going to 20 right out and kill him- it needs in the lines. The actor is
at New Lor eg Ce ever. My mind was made up that self.”’ Where did he go (Oscar)?’? most effective with his fresh sense
fe not to Ce pre a . m WY P VOT) Tse this movie did not have what it “He went out to kill himself.’’ of movement and expression. Here
or he plays. 4 For The LOV ELIER 5 Ot Use wae ea be go et a Eventually Felix arrives at the 1S 4 hilarious if sometimes near
: 4 MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS aa a Wee oa ane ¥ a apartment and the friends panic in farcical portrait of the old maid
tin’s best days are yet § ~ TAI ' AY Ya Ty dats cl ee Une Jena rience, their attempts to calm him. A bachelor.
t for me, I thank him # MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO it was a totally bad film in plot  jeryous Oscar bellows: ‘‘Where are é
s a hero to ay 7: oe @ and direction. It would have taken yoy going.” : The rest of the cast is as good as
h AG sixt pete py 216 E. 5th Street Cecil B. DeMille to have made a ~ «mp the john,” Felix replies the particular lines assigned it.
silver elie an an good picture out of it “alone?” " : : Standout is R. Gregory Zittel’s
‘ meee little § EERIE RTE 2 re ONT ETS Sa “y aay s go alone.” Murray, the cop. Jacqueline John-
aoe 1 ; son and Suse French bill and coo

honest style

OUI OIRO OOF

JUROR OR ap Ob Ot ERR EERA REM AREREREERE REO RE

“Will you be long?”

Those exchanges indicate Sim-
on’s manner of building his com-
edy punches while utilizing the
“‘jokes’’ as conversation. The lines
come as regularly as_ breathing
and carry us from one situation in-

their way into the funniest seg-
ment of the whole show. Here, a-
gain, Loessin’s restraint in the
handling of the double date indi-
cates his real understanding of Si-
mon comedy and the manner in
which it should be staged.

to the next with pauses only for

   

 

H. Michael Byrum’s lighting is
adequate, although in one scene a
window’s shadow is reflected on the
sky outside. Peter Gould has done
an effective job with the set, giv-
ing Loessin plenty of working area
yet spiendidly recreating the cal-
culated clutter that is Oscar’s a-
partment before Felix moves in.

 

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Department

ciology

Perhaps you may have
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halls labs Flanagan

Debbie been chosen

duilding, where spends most
EAST CAROLINIAN

waking hours biology
their choice Coed

Summer” on the t tajor and lab assistant, which she

 

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and charm “enjoy

observant student

campus is almost to have also can found quite

into vibrant, blonde beauty at quently local

dance studio

time another,

where she teaches dancing to as-

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afternoons.

It seems too good to be true that
such a lovely creature be on the

loose in this area, and yes, fellows

.t is. Debbie admits to having
weddine p.ans, and is engaged to

a profess. 1 baseball player

This fact, combined with her na-
tural interest in sports, leads our
“Coed of the Summer”’ to be pres-
ent at most of the sporting events
in the area, from the high school

to the professional ranks

Though she admits, with a
somewhat sly grin, that baseball is
her favorite, she also lists swim-
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on next week with a six-day run th Saturday, Aug. 17 with a 2:15 C
Neil Simon’s hit comedy, ‘“‘The matinee on Wednesday Aug “14
Couple The box office reports good seats

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, Summer Theatre favorites of ©vening, $2 matinee).
seasons, Graham Pollock and “The Odd Couple,’’ the comedy
ford Rowe. Pollock plays Felix hit of the 1965 Broadway season J
er, Rowe is cast as Oscar Mad- has been called ‘wildly “irresista- J
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he production open Monday funny.’’

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Phree students who were award- the School of Education at East
bachelor’s degrees at spring Carolina.
raduation at East Carolina Uni- Warren James Woodford also re-

ceived an assistantship at Emory
Woodford graduated with the pro-
fessional Bachelor of Science De-

rsity have been awarded graduate
istantships in chemistry for the
hool year 1968-69.

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th the professional Bachelor of eee _this summer in the re-
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fessors of chemistry at Emory and
will begin his duties as an assistant
this fall.

Woodford is a native of Roanoke,
Va., and is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. R. Woodford.

John Edgar Neal received the
Bachelor of Arts Degree with a
major in chemistry. He was award-

vas awarded an assistantship for
raduate study at Emory Universi-
He won recognition during his
enior year, winning the award
Outstanding Chemistry Major of
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(rs, Keith D. Holmes of Green-
John E. Neal of Greensboro.

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Suse French as Cecily Pigeon, Cul-
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Edgar R. Loessin directs the ECU
roduction. The set is by Peter
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nd costumes by Ginna Buchanan.
Appearing with Pollock and Rowe
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ohnson as Gwendolyn Pigeon,
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The EAST CAROLINIAN will
accept all notices of interest to
the student body subject to the
approval of the staff. Notices
for the Tuesday issue must be
in by 4 p.m. on Sunday; and
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Participants in the ECU institute
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Braxton Sent To
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a science educa-
tion major at East Carolina Uni-
versity, has been chosen by the
Church League of America to at-
tend the 3rd World Conference of
the International Christian Youth.

Braxton, the only eastern North
Carolinian chosen, will attend the
August 14-25 meeting in Cape May,
N. J

Members of the conference, whi-
ch has world - wide participation,
will discuss communism on the
world level and freedom of religion
on the national level.

Senator Strom Thurmond of Sou-
th Carolina is one of the principal
speakers at the meeting.

Braxton, a ECU junior, is the son
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ta University Century Club as Athletic Di
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CENTURY CLUB PLANS—I Governor
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Sept, 14 Parsons College
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Sept. 21 — William and Mary
G Iille, N.C. 2:00 EDT
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Ruston, La. 7:30 CDT
q Oct, 5 — Seuthern Mississippi
4 it : Hattiesburg, Miss 7:30 EDT
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1ac Greenville, N.C. 7:30 EDT
samerte . : . ne Nov, 2.— Furman University
- i/ lec : : ECU A Greenville, S.C, 7:30 EDY
H there Nov. 9 — Tampa University
Ticke ‘ Homecoming Greenville, N.C

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Nov. 16 — Marshall University
Greenville, N.C. 2:00 EST

Nov. 23 — The Citadel
Charleston, S.C. 2:00 ES

Nov. 30 — East Tennessee State
Johnson City, Tenn, 2:00 EST
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1967

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