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' I ' ' ht , "by Rick as.an : , Tonight — Julie Christie,

Mick Jagger, the R o l 1 i n g Stones, Eric Burdon, The

Animals, Michael Caine and .

others in — not Tonight Let’s All Make Love in Charlotte-

town — but “TONIGHT- LET’S ALL MAKE LOVE: IN ‘ But Charlotte ,

LOND'O L” town is where it’s at—namely UPEI’s Duffy Amphitheatre.

T O NI'G H'rT . LET’S ‘ LALL ,

MAKE LOVE: -IN LONDON -—— the prize-winning, contro- versial Peter Whitehead film which led critics to call it “bristling with fascinations of every kind” . . a. “a fab- ulous, pulsating panorama of sound and color”. And TO- NIGHT the movie is here —— the highlight of THE KIN- ETIC ART’S second film pro- gram. Showtime is 7:30 and 9 :30 pm.

“TONIGHT LET’S ALL MAKE LOVE IN LONDON” — pleasure is the theme of Whitehead’s rambles through the night air. Moving from the mock-heroic tone of “The Fall of the British Empire” to pop art, Michael Caine dis- cusses his own approach to seduction, Julie Christie talks about her acting, and a body- painter demonstrates “kinky art”. Mick Jagger and The Rolling Stones explore intui- tions about the present, Eric B-urdon and) The Animals sing their way out of some World War footage, and dawn draws the psychedelic curtain.

And that’s not all. Also featured on tonight’s. film program is the wild Japanese mixture of live action and animation — “WHAT DO YOU THINK” — the film that beats incessantly of out-

let's all

nageous gags and ridiculous

reality so joyously heaped on

it leaves no doubt that flow- er power is flourishing in Tokyo.

That’s followed next by i

the first film to come from the ~man-y hours of footage shot by French “Directors on the Student Revolution which seized the Sonbonne and rock- ed the French government — “PARIS, MAY 1968”, produc- ed anonymously rbv The Film Cooperative of Paris. The film emerges as a lyric cry from the streets, with its everapersent refrain “This is only the beginning—continue to fight.”

TEN MORE FILMS SUNDAY

UPEI’s student -, run Film Society wraps up it’s 1969 season Sunday night in the Duffy Amphitheatre with the third and final film program of THE KINETIC ART — ten more films as dazzling and! dramatic as Friday’s night’s —— “Why did You Kiss Me Awake” . . . “Two Grilled Fish” . . . “Happiness” . . “The Spider-Elephant” . . . some of the titles as intrigu- ing as the films themselves. Sunday night’s wind-up pro- gram will also feature a spe- cial film — “Phenomena”, by Jordan Belson of San Fran- cisco —— the film Vincent

.C‘anby of The »New York -

Times says ,makes “2001: A Space Odyssey” look like a comic strip. “N ever has there been a film like this before”.

Sunday night’s m o vie s: same time, same place as to- night — 7:30 and 9.30 pm.

Katharsis 1’70 to press

’ Information received from Frank J. Ledwell, Editor of KATHARSIS, a University- based literary magazine, indi- cates that it will be published by UPEI early in the new year. ’

The general public is invit- ed to submit material, all of which must be received by

January 15, 1970. Submis- sions can be given to Father Ledwell, or sent to KATH- ARSI‘S, c/o the English De- partment.

KATHARSI‘S intends to publish “an assortment of

"poems, short fiction, ink

sketches, photographs, and creatively oriented essays.”

Pulp-er} not “jol Iy"

WINDSOR (CUP) — As President of, St; Clair Col- ! lege, jDr. 31.10:. Quittenton re ported: a month ago he was upset when the student news- paper The Saint began pro-

motingwhat'yhe called “mor; _ " bid sentiments” '——-‘ “such as " front page posters on the'

V, Vietnamwar — and was ,no ,3, longer_“Jolly”: » 1 ‘

I Then, in its November 10 issue, The Saint reprinted a , poem; by imprisoned Black

I ' Panther ich‘ai'rman, ‘- B o b by “

Seale that used the four- lettered word for sexual in- tercourse.- ,1 - ‘ I. a I Ate. meeting November 13 Quittenton told the two edi- tors, Greg Parent and Ted .Welch,; “either you-clean up " f—‘A—ng paper, or I will!”

The editors reported that he used the four-lettered word meaning sexual intere

‘course several times in his

monologue with them.

Quittenton then threatened to withdraw office space and the college’s facilities in put- ting out the paper —- in effect

killing it '— and returning all '

student funds to the students instead of giving them to

student groups.

“If another issue of The Saint appears that is Obscene, by my standards,” Quittenton

, wrote“ the student council, 1 , “then I will deny the useof "

the itaxasupported‘ facilities, and the equipment for the

. preparation of, this paper.”

The student council apolo-

, gized, the two editors were . fired, and the paper has since

crime out with an 4‘ interim editor.

_ Welch may reapply for the Job. ,

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. l.

in the Duffy Amphitheatre, Malpeque Campus. Admis-

make Love in Charlottetown

sion —- faculty and general public, $1.50 — UPEI stud-

7

ents, $1.00. Come early for a good? seat.

\How right you are

from the Peking University Press (PUP)

It is expected that when one has reached the much vaunted “academic milieu” that one would least learn to clarify one’s terms. However, the erud-ition of the Burkian- Buckleyian faction( a jewel- ler and a cough medicine manufacturer) has succeeded in thwarting the “chaos” agents on this campus once again.

I would like to personally commend the “Silent Major- ity” for effectively stemming the Communist surge on cam- pus. Let us not underesti- mate the power and devious- ness which the rural prolet- ariat is (attempting to wield on this campus. Don’t be fooled by their liberal slogans

because we have evidence .

that the-y are trying to des— troy this campus and all the great tradition that it repre— sents by attacking the auth- ority of our Administrators who are the only qualified de- cision—makers on this campus.

I have heard much danger- ous cr1t1c1sm on this campus,

and this has encouraged me to write to my local MP. (Mounted Policeman). It is time we stood up: and faced this militant left wing threat — as we all know, question- ing and criticism will destroy the basis of our fine social balance. We cannot allow this to happen! We must de- fend the men who made this country strong and great — the K. C'. Irvings (gas), the E. P. Taylors (horses), and the Duponts? (napalm).

The bleeding heart liberals must be eradicated (wiped out) with the radical faction, and we must make no con- cessions to trivia such as meaningful dialogue or social reform! Let us be realistic for a moment; we can never hope to overcome poverty and injustice in this world be- cause- it would have deleter- ious effects on our Gross Na~ tion Product and seriously ef- fect the way in which a Gal: lup P011 is administered. Re- member that everyone needs

se-curity in today’s world and

that is why the Founders Of

this great country saw to it that we had social classes in order to insure this very thing. Nothing is better for a man than a sense of be- longing to a group — such as the lower class. It gives a man a fellow to whom he can confide in and to loathe — and remember, nothing en- courages ambition in a man like a good loathing. I remind you that “the class that prays together stays.”

Yes'my fellow siblings, we must fight off this challenge and use any tactic at our dis— posal to thwart this insidious threat. We must Red-bait, slander and spy-lead half- truths in orderto- encourage fear and resentment in our brethren to help them to see the threat that is upon us. Let us do our thing in the groovy way that we all know. Be sure and write (right) in for our b o okl e t entitled (called) “43 Groovy Ways to Subvert the Left” or “Moth-

,«er Founded the Klu Klux

Klan”. —Karl M.

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