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Curriculum Committee
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tee announces an Open
Forum Meeting for both stu-

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dents and faculty, to be held
March 18, at 7.30, in the
Common Room. There will be
diseussion of plans and ques-
tions connected with the cur-
riculum’ for next year.

and
Sophomore years she was a Middle
Atlantic Reserve. She‘is sports
editor of ‘the College News. — As!
secretary of the Undergraduate |

Stage Guild Plans | Association this year she is chair-

4 : . |man of the Point Committee. She
Work Distribution’ was treasurer of the Association
: -|Sophomore year and a member of
A meeting of the Stage Guild the Activities Drive Board. This
last week discussed a new name | year she is“a member of the Stu-
and new plans. Known to its mem- | dent Guide Committee. She has
bers as “The Tooth and Nail,” the , been in choir two years and in the
club includes anybody and every- | Glee Club productions two years.
body who is interested enough in| She has been on the Peace Council
back-stage work to want to belong. | two years.
Instead of one person being sitiine Marion Chester
worked and other aspirants being! Marion Chester, a candidate for
idle, jobs are now distributed | president of the Athletic Associa- |
among those who have the time and tion, is this year’s treasurer of that
the ability. | Cramer et. She has been on the
The “Tooth and Nail” has no} hockey squad three years and the
more connection with Players’ Club | basketball squad three years; she
than with the French Club, for in-;has been a member of the tennis |

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pletely voluntary. Any club which; this year, two years, the baseball
wants to give a performance may team, two, and the class swimming
notify the club’s president, Jocelyn | team, three. In addition to her ath-
Fleming, who will then call a meet-! letic activities she is secretary of
ing to portion out the workers. | the Junior class this year,.she has
This spring demands have been been in the choir three years and
made by the Players’ Club, The/in the Glee Club productions two
Glee Club and the dancing class.| years. She is a member of the |
The “Tooth and Nail” has provided French and Italian Clubs. |

stage managers, lighting man-
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agers, costume and property man-
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agers, and the various crews.

The result of all this organiza-
tion is intended to be more efficient |
stage work, conservation of ham-
mers and nails, and fewer head-
aches for stage managers. The
club asks for cooperation from any
organization which is planning a
performance involving technical
work.

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Entertainment Series
Presents Monologist
Cornelia Otis Skinner

Miss Frederica de Laguna,
lecturer in anthropology’ at
Bryn Mawr, has been unani-
mously elected a Research

At. the fourth presentation in the | Associate in Archaeology of
Entertainment Series at Goodhart|| the Museum of -Northern
Hall the Committee will present|| Arizona, arid has also been
Miss Cornelia Otis Skinner, well- appointed a Fellow of the
known actress, dramatic monolog- | Rochester Museum.

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Friday, March 7, at 8.30. -Miss| MUSIC GROUP

Skinner has appeared many times The singing ahd instrumental

before at Bryn. Mawr, and her | proups of Haverford and Bryn
penetrating character sketches have \awr will meet in the Music Room

always been enthusiastically ac-|o¢ Goodhart on Thursday, March
claimed:

Miss Skinner, the daughter of | instrumental groups of the two col-
Otis Skinner, so-called dean of the |leges will meet in the May Day
American theatre, attended Bald-| Room at 8 o’clock.
win School, and Bryn Mawr _ for.
two years. She left Bryn Mawr to}

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pects. She also wrote and acted
in several historical costume
dramas.

In addition she has played the|
title role in Candida and lately the
part of Angelica in the Player’s
Club production of “Congreve’s
Love for Love. It is her success
as a monologist, however, which
won her the title of “the greatest |
single attraction in the American
theatre.”
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The Players’ Club

The Players’ Club will pre-
sent Edna St. Vincent Mil-
lay’s’ one act play, Aria da
Capo, on Saturday, March 8,
at 8.30 in Goodhart. Madel-
eine Daly, ’42, is directing.
Pierrot .....Eileen Durning, °41
Columbine. Jacqueline Block, ’44
OMT 6s. Phyllis Wright, ’41
Corydon ... Virginia Nichols, ’41
Thy’ sis ....Marnie Holland, ’43

The Rising of the Moon,
also a one act play, will be
given* the same evening.
Vivi French, ’43, is the di-
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Socialization of Child |

Continued from Page One
dren are not excluded from death- |
beds or childbirth. Where there is,
no experience of “forbidden facts,” |
there is no prying.

Our dominance-submission ~ cul-
ture establishes a disciplinary par-
ent-child. relationship. In some
tribes however, a reciprocal rela-
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adult is also subjected. |

From this training there is no!
inculcation of private guilt. The
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spect for public approval. The
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of guilt.

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child implies not only the universal |
aspects of behavior, but also poli- |
cies of the specific culture and its}
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