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ROGUE NEWS
WED., JAN. 22, 1964
Boys Head Discussion
On Values of Women
Charlie Moore and Tim Thomp- leadership described in these
son led the January 6 Seminar works were discussed from the
Meeting which was held at the i viewpoint of the author and from
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A familar rig to all is this
1950 Ford. Although this car is
spruced up a bit, it still retains
that Ford flavor. Dale Hile, the
proud owner of this car, keeps
it in good condition as you've
probably noticed.
The good old flathead mill has
recently been overhauled and has
shaved high compression heads
and bigger Mercury parts to give
it a little more go. It's painted
copper with some of the chrome
removed for a smooth appearance.
Baby moons and a black
and white vinyl interior furthur
enhance its sharp looks. Dale
says he plans to purchase a
Volkswagen in the future but
then everyone has their weird
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Fifty-Seven Picked
For Sat. Classes
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The student who have been
elected for Projects for Biology
arc Barbara Jones, Teresa Krug:
Jon Roberson, Mike Torresan
Jiff Trost, Diane Williams, and
Richard Willis. This class is de
signed to answer questions con
cerning how living organisms
solve some of their problems
Taking Investigation in Bio
logy are Terry Barraelough, Bill
Berninghausen, Connie Felger
Brian McCormick, Joe Raynes
Don Scripter, and Lyla Voth
Group projects of an investi
gative or problem nature are
used; most of the course stresses
activities and requirements of
micro-organisms, both plant and
animaL
The seventeen students selected
for one of the two courses
Mathematics are Stan Billings,
Sieve Bornet, Isabclle Converse
Erne.st Freeman, Karen Gardner,
Dan Hochner. Mel Jackson, Rich
ard Kreismun, Bob Lawrence,
Dave Lohman, Gary Pennington
3cot Roberts, Larry Turner, Bruce
Westerners. Bill Wiley, Donald
Wolf, and Carolyn Wolfe. Th
wo math courses are Rigid
Motion in a Plane and Symbolic
Logic.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Maarns.
The discussion was centered
around the values of women and
their place in the world.
I'or this Seminar the students
were asked to read four Biblical
quotations. The Trojan Women
by Euripedes, an extract by
Shopenhauer from Durant's
Story of Philosophy, and The
Milk of Paradise by Agnes
DeMille.
At the beginning of the meet
g, the importance and meaning
the Biblical quotations was
iscussed. une ol tne questions
which initiated several argumenU
ass "Should women keep silence
n the churches?" as the apostle
Paul instructed.
The Trojan Women and the
Milk of Paradise were not
discussed in as great of detail
the excerpt from Durant's
Story of Philosophy. In this
extract Schopenhauser descri
bes the fair sex as ". . . that
under-sized, narrow-shouldered.
broad hipped, and short-legged
race." This description brought
several indignant comments
from some of the female mem
bers. The idea that woman has been
the culprit throughout history
was also touched upon briefly.
Toward the end of the evening
the floor was opened for discus-
ion of the value of women in
the world today. This discussion
centered around the question of
whether a womans place ts in
the home or whether she is
making a sacrifice and harming
her family by entering the busi
ness world.
Another question voiced by
several students was whether
women are losing their femini
nity and becoming too indepen
dent. Is the age of chivalry out
dated or should women still
expect a man to open doors for
them and to offer them their
seat on a crowded bus?
Special guests for the evening
were Sue Conner, Linda Leigh
Joe Raynes, and Mr. Smith
Hostess was Kathy Tilford.
the viewpoint of the students.
Past members of Seminar
who attended the meeting were
Jim Lamb, Graig Pennington,
and Bill Tilford.
MODERN DANCE
Mr. Bernard Windt talked to
tV Seminnr stiir,"H n th"
ject of dance at the January 13th
ting. He outlined dance from
the early Egyptians up to the
end of the nineteenth century.
lie also showed a movie of
the modern ballet "Appa
lachian Spring" choreographed
by Martha Graham. Each stu
dent was asked to write a sum
mary of what he thought the
ballet concerned.
Scholastic Achievment
Music
Athletics
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them all
GOVERNMENT DISCUSSED
"Is what is good for the in
dividual good for the state?" was
discussed at the December Semi
nar meeting held at the home of
Diane Williams.
Readings were from Plato's
The Republic, Rosseau's The
Social Contract, and The Fed
eralist Papers.
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