Show Friday November 1 1 968 Student Life — tudenis Are BY PRAMOD KULARNI Student Life Writer “The doctrine of LOCO a legal term meaning in place of parents is used by university officials to uphold their disciplinary actions against ALL INCLUDING MENTS IN THE LATEST SILVER-GRA- PASTELS 60 FROM INCLUDING STYLES ALL LDS students” PARCH- AND BEAUTI-FUTO CHOOSE L TEMPLE DESIGNS THANK INFORMALS ALSO NAPKINS ENAT HOME CARDS YOU NOTES MORMON ALBUMS BOOKS AND ACCESSORIES CLOSURES GUEST IF AIRMAIL REQUEST-ED- ) ON FIRST ORDER) FOR SAMPLES AND FREE ETI- SEND 25c (50c (CREDITED CATALOG WHEEL QUETTE (in our plant) lervlee if desirerl! pointed out Claude Burtenshaw dean of students in a meeting composed mailyofstu-den- t leaders last Tuesday The meeting discussions held for the first time this year are planned to given an academic perspec-tivon issues to the student e leaders The subject discussed Tues-dawas “How does the Uni-versit- y justify its behavior towards the students?” Burtenshaw the main speaker said that Uni versity officials have long used the doctrine of LOCO PARENTIS to justify their behavior But now the trend has been to set up regulations especially in the light of the 1967 Berkeley concerning the suspension of 9 students by the authorities The court in its decision ruled that the doctrine of LOCO PA- de-cisi- Address City State Zip PARENTIS will be continued next Tuesday in UB 324 at 3:30 pm C0 fa Art Students y spe-cifi- c Name RENTIS is no longer appropriate and that the universities should determine standard procedures under the due process of the law Although the discussion meet-ing- s are mainly of benefit to the student leaders Skip Shelton (ASUSU student body president said that any one interested in the academic discussion of issues concerning student affairs would be welcome The subject of LOCO Take Honors At State Fai Utah State University art stu dents and faculty members d high honors for their en in the Utah State Fair in Salt Lake City “We are very enthusiastic about the quality and stature of the students who re ceive their art training at Utah State University and the awards Dennis David and Jim Arrington in a scene from “Charley’s Aunt” that travels to Southern Idaho November 15 tries they win” said Prof Harrison Art Depart-men- t Groutage head “They have been T con-siste- “Charley’s Aunt” To Idaho Falls Nov nt “Charley’s Aunt” will travel gratulated by them to the College of Southern Idaho Very few in the university on Friday Nov 15 for the pre community realize that every miere of their new theatre The year the theatre tours with a show will play a matinee and children’s show that plays for USU graduate students who about ten thousand children in evening performance were Gene Tobey sec-onthe grade schools around the The the play-e- d last time theatre “Best in Show” for “Icar-usCache Valley area The actors an invitational performance r Steve Naegle second that at school was with another perform in the children’s for “Rhodes Corner” in the show are very busy with rehear-sal- s Named “Streetcar Desire” for professional watercolor and the job of moving the of College Dra-m- a Utah the Festival and Janet G Jackson show from place to place After a sevenmonth rest mention for “His Child-renPion-eeto went r “Streetcar” the in professional oils Memorial in Saturday Nov 16 at 6:30pm Theatre In the wheel thrown pottery “The and Lake Salt Playboy of the Western quickly City category Kent Jeppesen captured will play at the Lyric World” the theatre’s amateur-is- h third place and Larry Davis and in Logan Theatre “Playboy” the image The reviewer for Evelyn Kramer were listed as “Deseret is the story of a boy who alwas impressNews” honorable mention ed with out emotional depth and legedly “kills” his father The Kent Soderquist received a Irish renaissance tale by John vitality Comments like: “That first place rating for a wall hang was Synge is highlighted by Millington of finest the theatre piece ing in the weaving category and ever presented on the Pioneer the beautiful use of language and honorable mention for his hooked stage” were heard from Utah imagery of “Play rug in stitchery The performance State University theatre fans The Weldon Kofoed took first place members Nov will climax a of the Board of Trusboy” honors with his ring and pendtees and President Chase had month’s work for thirty students ant in the jewelry portion and faculty to be proud of that Prof Harrison T Groutage something You are encouraged to come a small reception evening at was recipient of the first gold afterward and enjoy your theatre We were warmly con award for his professional wat- ercolor entry “View of Newport” and was given honorable men-tiofor “Winter Grass” in the professional graphic division Prof Everett C Thorpe receiv-ethe first silver award for “Fall Over Winter” entered in winners in state and art shows and have been able to obtain outstanding employ ment on a national level” d ” sil-ve- cate-gor- y hon-orabl- e ” 18-2- 3 n d professional oil The second silver award in amateur oils went to a USU undergraduate Olinda Hoehne and another undergraduate Pam-ela Ann Harvey received the gold award for her untitled entry in the amateur graphic cate sec-on- d gory Makes Influence Felt CURE (A CP) WHITE lehem - THE BROWN AND Lehigh University BethLast spring Penn involve-men- t the student movement became a reality at Lehigh many were skeptical as to what would become of the cause But the Committee of for Responsible Ed hard u cation (CURE) through work was able to lay the ground-wor- when Jhe lean rugged Levi’s look in a homespun fabric — a great selection of the latest colors Never need ironing never lose their crease Nobody makes Sta-Pres- Sta-Pre- st t! but Levi’s LEVIN’S k for appears to be and reform progress within the community Lehigh CURE’S influence is most vis isble in three areas - the Uni versity Goals Committee (UGC) the Joint Commission on Univer sity Life and a 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