The UPEI SUN, November 5, 1981, page 4

AURAL COMMENT

By Theresa McKenna On Thursday, October 29th, Stmmit University of California sponsored a free lecture on cairpus entitled: "The Control of the HUman Aura through the science of the spoken word". ‘I initially had no intention of going, but my homework [got me. aggravated, so I decided to give it a try. I am usually skeptical of things advertised as "free." (There's gotta be a catch). IVbreso, the fact that it was only two days before Halloween should have made me more doubtful, but I made my

way to Steel Recital Hall. ,

When I entered, I was taken aback. Our beloved cafeteria entrance had been turned into a book— store: ness", "Keep off the Grass" and '."I‘he Creation of the Cloud". find "The Late, Great, Planet Earth," so I went up to the lecture.

. The speaker was Paula Zarzycki, faculty

member of Surrmit University.

She was to present amazing scientific research and the latest

discoveries about a

aura .

"Cosmic Conscious—

I couldn't ‘

explain that if you ,can control your, aura, you can control the circum- stances of your life. Terrific! I had an exam tomorrow and there was this guy I had my eye on. This stuff could come in handy. attention was held. . . . . for about 15 minutes.

Ms. Zarzyckirwas a good speaker; but the topic and the presentation left nuch to be desired. The situation reminded me of a professional form of the Hare Krishna

propogandists I used to / /

avoid in New York City. When I heard that we all have a bank account in heaven and saw slides of the thumbprints of.

a couple kissing, I decided there was' a movie downtown that I wanted to see.

Yes, I left, 'even before it was over. I R even missed the "inspiring message" of Elizabeth Clare Prophet. It didn't ruin my day.

They were present in Robertson Library when I got out‘of class» on Monday night, I didn't think they were following- me, but all the same, I

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