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The pioblcni ol KJiiipLiisun chapel attend- ance scents to arise year attei year. As it con- cerns the student body, it is only tlie iniple- mentation anil not the piiniiple which can be dealt vith. A ariet ol s ' stenis liaxc been ailopt- ed and discarded. Ihis year has seen the in- troduction ol still another method ol insuiins chapel attcndente. It is said that c cannot bring prominent and interesting personalities to our campus -ivith- out some assurance that they Avill ha e an audience. II it is true that students voiild not choose to attend such programs, then it A -oiild seem that this calls for an evaluation, not ol the value of the programs themselves, btit of the alues of the students. On the other hand, ii woidtl seem that the measme ol a successful program is not to be found iir the size of the audience at chapel, but in a more mature and accinate criteria such as the reaction ol the students to A hat they have Jieard and learned. If students can leave a jjrogram and still carry Avith them the tone and excitement of it, then it would seem that they have done more than fill up sjjace in order to meet a requiremeirt. Therefore, let there be more provocative programs such as we have seen this year and jjerhajis this jjroblem will solve itself.
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The Pittsburgh bicentennial and the etloits of tiie college brought to the chapel many distinguished speakers this year. Among the many visitors were Mr. Basil Rathbone who delighted us with readings from Shakespeare, Martha Graham who transported us into the world of dance, and the Religion and the Arts ser- ies which bridged the gap between two fields not often correlated. In addition to the arts, the Social Sciences were equally represented vith outstanding speakers such as, economist, Barbara Ward anthropologist, Loren Eisley and newspaperman, Thomas Whitney.
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