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THE COLLEGE NEWS



Wednesday, March 22, 1961



Lerner
Continued from Page Pa Col. 5

Mule Dey.
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pecan ene erat” aah
the creative minortiy to foster and
direct it. But, noted Mr. Lerner,
“the carriers of American prog-
ress—the aristocracy of virtue and
talent—are seen in the most unlike-
ly places and, as a nation we're
going to have to pay a double price
for their deyelopment”; the price
of federal aid to education and the
price of equal educational oppor-
tunities.

‘Passing on to the third of his
required educational “knows”, Mr.
Lerner spoke of the importance of
knowing oneself, “discovering your
identity and values in’relation to
your country and your culture”.
There is, he feels, a new set of
values takiYfig shape among the
younger generation, replacing the
materialistic “what’s the advan-
tage creed of an earlier era. With
the emergence of this new kind of
ethos; with the devolvement of the
creative elite, and with the foster-
ing of the emerging élan, Amer-
ica, says Mr. Lerner, may well suc-
ceed in mastering the multiple
forces which —_— upon her.

Twelfth N Night

Continued from Page g Col. 2

Why were all the conspirators so
widely dispersed when they listen-
ed to Malvolio read the forged let-
ter? Fabian had to yell his
“Peace, peace” from his ‘bush in
the depths of the stage in order to
make Toby hear him in his bush

outside the proscenium. Maybe

this device was meant to empha-

size Malvolio’s' blindness or deaf-
ness, but it only dissipated the
fun ‘as far as I was concerned. Nor
did I enjoy it when the lovers de-
claimed from the top of that stile,
that stile which at other times
provided such quick and decorous
transitions. John Davidson’s mu-
sic helped here, too, although again
I-found- myself wishing for more
gaiety.

‘Well, this parade of opinions has
gone on long enough. I do want
to say thank you to the College
Theatre and Mr. Butman. I wish
I could have gone to their per-

formance again on Saturday night.





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