Fairleigh Dickinson University Rutherford - Castlelight Yearbook (Rutherford, NJ)

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Harold Gueritry presidrnt of Student Council discusses the issues of the campaign at a lnivcrsity Convocation. Mr. Eugvne Fixler. Student Activities Di- rector was unP nf the majnr issm-s in the vampaign. MS ,Whr Threw- pirkrters. Mike Cnnti. Bub Lilnia. and Chvt Rasher keep up the- vigil. 132,

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182 The Freedom Campaign was covered with great interest by most of the metro- politan news media. They were greatly interested in determining if the modern college generation had developed a trend toward protests against what they felt to be injustices as witnessed on many col- lege campuses around the country. A.B.C. Television sent one of its ace reporters, John Parsons to interview some of the protestors. Here he is inter- viewing Beryl Seiferling and Harold Gueritey two of the leaders of the cam- paign and Prof. Bernd Magnus a faculty member who supported the campaign.

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BECTON REPERTORY THEATRE With the formation of the Becton Rep- ertory Theatre in the summer of 1965, the long hoped-for dream of establishing a rep- ertory theatre company at Fairleigh Dickin- son University came true. The new theatre,under the aegis of the Becton Society, presented John Osborne,s ttLook Back In Angef, in July, Jean Girar- douxts ttTiger At The Gates,, in August, and both plays again, in alternate performances, during the first week of University classes in September. The company of forty consisted almost entirely of F .D.U. students and alumni. Supervising the theatre was a Board of Governors consisting of Barbara Berny, Howard Berry, John Dollar, advisor for the Becton Society, Carol Tangorra and Richard Wall Hugh McDaid, Instructor in Social Sciences, directed ttLook Back In Anger? August Rutkowski, editor of the Becton Review and Changes, was director for ttTiger At The Gates? First row Heft to righU: Anne Zeek, Johanne Stankard, Barbara Berry, Howard Berry, Richard Wall, Theodore Burns, Frances Put? Yorkston, Lesley Brown. Sec- ond row Heft to righO: John Koppenaal, Joseph Cosentino, Alan Malsman, Vito Russo, Judith O,Donnell, Robert Fergusson, J ohn Dollar, Rosemary Bridges, CliHord Gravel, Beryl Seiferling, Elaine Butler. Third row Heft to rightt : August Rutkowski, David L,Hom- medieu, Arthur Zeller. 184