Show Antigon® Conflict lassie liglilights Drama Volume 65 a modern verson Jean playwright Pro- the final theater Sff er Upon learning of what Antigone has attempted to do Creon confronts her with arguments that are true and logical but she is headstrong and determ- year Because ni the deals with universal V ythe setting Is: neutral and s r ijsrs ? times and defies her uncle brother who has that the 'iflorUanactisdeath & is first presented soon her girl but shows and childlike determination B sister bmene her taunts e not case she does and conviction we have the to help r realizes from the Antigone g die for Creon She ter principles are firm a life not give up to secure her fiance Happiness with that she must edict of obeying the )t !l! aemon Faculty Honored Annual Robins Program two faculty alumnus of Utah students embers and an University were honored at Awards Robins t annual night In the ngram Saturday jie Arts Center The honors were conferred ate featured ring a program which i entertainment of Glen i popular singing star formeDr Edgar B Brossard r! S Tariff Commissioner and graduate of USU was named isnwis of the year Dr WW uth professor of bacteriology was named year A special was presented to Tom USU ticket manager d public rotessor of rd Moulton health the awards follow of the year Steve Student - Green remonton current student body president Woman of the year Esther Jane Peterson Salt ate City winner of the Miss Contest a prominent mu Man June 8th Commensemenf Directed by Floyd T Morgan "Antigone’’ runs in a contmuous action and is barely 90 minutes long Playing Antigone is Ann Sch vaneveldt recently named "Tal ent of the Year’’ during the re cent Robins Awards Allan Gross is Creon James Arrington is Dennis David is Hae Chorus mon Double cast as Euiydices and the nurse are Cheryl Palmer and Jan Halgren Vicki Lewis and Lucinda Bowler playlsmene Bill Curtis and Jerry Allen first guard and messenger and Keith Thomas and Dave Allred as second and third guard They play starts tonight at 8:15 in the Fine Arts Theatre and runs through May 11 Students Eight 0 eliVer T© result is still appropriate her dead Number 80 968 Or Chase Even though her dead brother-doenot deserve her faithful ness she continues to die alone and frightened Both Haemon and Eurydices commit suicide as a Ifr-rs- Lcontemporary 1 ined WslTSaafngrgirl repre that S' Individual morality is '' conflict with Creon ride 8 May WHERE ANTIGONE repre sents democratic defiance Cre on represents a tyrannical pow- Greek tragedy t Utah State University Wednesday SU programs were instituted tills year for the first time because the graduating class has grown so large that families and friends in the Dr Daryl Chase who has led the university as president since 1954 will deliver the 75th address June 8 Chair-maAlma Sonne of the univer announc sity Board of Trustees ed President Chase will retire June 20 At that time he will become president emeritus and will continue at the university In teaching and will have administrative responsibility for the Center for the Study of the Causes of War and Conditions for Peace and the Man and His Bread Mu seum n HIS cannot be accommodated fieldhouse all at one time President Chase is the 10th was president of Utah State ofHeTrusappointed by the Board tees In November 1954 and was inauguarated June 3 1955 He is a graduate of the University of Utah with masters and doctors degrees from the University of Chicago From 1945 to 1951 he was dean of students at Utah State then was selected director of College of Southern Utah at Cedar City returning to USU from that post COMMENCEMENT will be delivered at ex erclses beginning at 9 am in Nelson Fieldhouse The academic procession from Main Building to the Fieldhouse begins at 8:30 Col-leg- e am and senior class vice preselect Achievement of the year -- Wally Odd Logan current public relations vice president of the body athlete of the year Walnut Creek BUI Staley football Calif of player and trackman scholar Pam Steed Clearthe year field prominent in student as well as scholarship During the commencement pro Presigram graduates will hear will dent Chase’s address and he confer their degrees Those rede ceiving masters or doctors grees will also be handed theirs diplomas Those receivingbache-lordegrees will receive the l at separate graduation ceremon-ie- s held by each of the eight locolleges in various campus meet-inthe after general cations iher-rat- t according to Gerald R commencement chairman sician ident- stu-de- are Creon Allan Gross and Antigone Ann Schvaneveldt AntiAnouilh’s from tragedy Jean in an argument caught in the Fine Arts Theater gone” which opens tonight at 8 and runs The play is the last theatre production this year until May 11 (Photo Services) - year Personality of the Wood Farmington Nanette whose activities Include the with a fireworks display scheduled at 10 pm of During Intermission winner Fresh-man"Outstanding Thursday’s balloting will be announced pres-idenr- y student of the year Jeremy Curtoys Rhodesia r current International student In and president of the ternatlonal Coordinating Council Ann Sch talent of the year vaneveldt Logan an actress who USU has the lead In the current Theater play "Antigone” - sen-ato- - graduation Bread p m "Lots of free fun” is planned for the remaining days of Freshman Week according to Bill Murray class president ” activities are scheduled dance for Thursday with a surf on the plaza featuring the Agreement” The dance11 and will be held between 8:30 Bulk of Mary Lou aie Candidates An- Beth BingGeorge Peter Cooke ham Mary Kris Elrod Dallies derson s Kathy Barlow Elwood Vicki Rae Eyre Dennis Fergeson Scott Hansen Hill Rosemary Mix Sharyl Jeanne Monroe Bill Murrary Marv Roberts Gregg Smith Jolene Jeraldine Sorenson Stimpson and Carolyn Tenner Voting will be conducted in the Utah State Union and In the li Frances Editor-in-chi- Logan canyon 2:55 pm by We looked around for “'itches (He forgot to 55115 ) Over of by a B6lr the some) pile Mon a book bring ashes ampltheatre sign I found found creek 'fan Nana i a cozy place by the sat back lit up and to puf his “joint” — mari- He tapped In cigarette paper Vou ought to turn on with Packer” he said as I began wg notes “y rolled back- -I felt a and a llttle lensivebarraSSe1 cette?31 tMng Sm0kS llke anywould really be too much a pipe but way You could use The it usually gets very hot water best way would be to use a pipe” I asked him how else pot can be used as he accidentally dropIt up for ped the butt picked the re popped then last drag mouth In his mainder “You can cook grass in almost anything-cooki- es cake” this time he was getting His mood “high” from the pot at was silly he would chuckle answers By some of his own us made “One time a bunch of with dinner this big spaghetti we dropjust three lids of grass lid is about an ped it in (one U tried How many times have you r Whatg advantages does marl-juan- a of have over other ways lack guts drink beer what you think Alcohol gives you hand grass other the On you lack IS When you’re enhances what fall aw ay you see high trivialities ” what Is important “You don’t take He continued It sn not to relieve depressionYou don j replacement thing s smoke pot and fopet your drinking as you geoif EyouB trou-ble- 3 10 How do you Man you pm “I’m hungry fee ? real y goes °ut freak” where everyone fastv things-i- ce cream cake- - is went on “Smoking pot likee seasoning food because t that much bet makes food taste the teeu It could even put out of business seasoner people on If grass really caught Heads Like Nature Where do you smoke? “A 10t usually go to I “Twice I may use it don’t know The trips like g°eh re geraway from the husof s°ciety’ tle and bustle turno 7 Can everyone “Not eyeryon it was b '1 e mine u and a Cr'a He kept 'paranoid real up ” thinking the yufzerka ehiiiy to the bouse tsrjsj again I have quite spiritual J taken in pm right now” but a spiritual direction Where are you going? Day by day I “Existential I lust live each dayLSDHowever damages don’t believe the for sure It the chromosones scare’ a be big may What does pot cost? “One kilo (22 pounds) inabout One Ud Is $125 costs llO in Cache Valley one join Once a olnt is about 30 cents in L A A kilo cents 50 cost me in ‘Frisco” goes for about $80 does the stuff come Where frrJost comes In from Mexico canyon Some Is grown In Logan and sell As far as transporting Is in big now tag it the Mafia knocking off slowly is Mafia The The ‘Frisco in lancers f rep down to one there is coming sup-pl- y P°lstthe Mafia around here? infor "As far as divulging Mafia the mation I’m more afraid on me than might put the finger laughed a bit) the police (He as Salt Lane They’re as far rresaTotsr nature Athletes Use Pot I heard a whole on fraternity uses campus grass “Fraternities were on It for it was one fraternity In while a s krtd it understand I an IN thing ore now-m- fthink they’re busts” How about back to Individual their beer athletes? hard lot of ahtletes use It I’ve smoked to say how many of USU not with a couple at someone’s house They A Lere "starters” in their sport” which sport He wouldn’t say what It does to the I asked him 3t “ItUihikbt’sy'8°od Ior them in to get 0n“CrsPprobahly easier Ctr’ a5°'Ve the regular 100 mm cigarette shut at both ends is twined is somewhat of Just take It Deadline for filing is May Applications can be filled Activity Center out at the on standard application In addition to Thursday’s ac 10 night at 9 V It takes ounce of marijuana) seems to to get to you but long-e- Lynn Packer frou ASUSU committees announced Steve Green ASUSU president Positions which need filling axe homecoming chairman five publications council members committee members fora campus improvement and assistant to the special studentbody president to help with summer school actlvi-tie- s tivities a movie "The Loved One” will be shown In the For Auditorium to- estry Zoology th Ty-r- T WT e on to better things athletic XtiU ° ability ” pie” Where g is grass kept? His eyes lit up and he looked these hills around smlling-"J- n He said baby in these hillsl” In a can or the grass put they plastic - 7! r If By Positions Open Applications are now open for Candidates were nominated by dorm groups sororities fraternities and service organizations brary -- r' if at - 3 ' ' 7 ! - yv r' $ '"M bag vice executive ASUSU Peterson Craig president President Chase will be the commencement speaker June 8 (photo by Rightmire) Museum t ‘It’s too hard to pack as full as a cigarette a joint that big President Daryl Chase talks with frosh Week Concludes Wirt Dance Award -- of g THE SEPARATE During his tenure at Utah State State Legislature Utah the changed the Institution’s name from Utah State Agricultural to Utah State University schools’ enrollment has The grown from a little more than 3000 to about 9000 this year At the same time that the on campus programs have grown President Chase significantly had promoted the International programs including advisory missions in the Middle East and Latin America He was also in establishment of the Center for the Study of the Causes of War and Conditions for Peace and the Man and His s ‘ v ' " 7 - 4 - 3 2 f ? 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"This is the first big year for pot The mass media has had much to do with its wider This area may be the scene of Creek side Logan canyon this spring many pot parties use” Are the pushers around here riffraff? s "No just people” Many like to come to this area out to observe nature and get of the heat (administered by the of California police not the sun) come Some kids from Salt Lake There up on weekends for parties are some people who travel around the United States turning kids on wherever they go” do Speaking of parties in people use it groups? to like always "Not always it depends Much of pot’s effect is psychological can even get a "contact You into a room high” that is walk is high and else everyone where onto off you” it rubs Go ahead iThis one cat has a screwed No one wants up personality to turn on with him It enhances ten his personality so bad he’s With times worse than normal It’ good friends you really enjoy It’s getting cold 3:30 pm ’’ "Let’s take off to We chatted all the way back He enjoyed the trip from (Pun intended) "Highs” about four hours last marijuana and usually leave without hang hip-pie- He estimated that about kilo of marijuana Is In the valley his estl He quickly added that low mate "could really be more With local police planning for raids and grass users heading an Inter the hills It could be e sting spring In the woods Pot head holds half smoked "joint" book of matches lie in grass behind Thh is literal Scene of the crime a marijuana is felony Two other Joints and use and possession of |