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Max Rafferty What's going to happen to us as individuals? was the question posed by noted educator, lecturer and columnist, Dr. Max Rafferty, during his ap- pearance at PJC for the November 19 Lyceum convocation. His lecture dealing with the place of the individual in today's highly regimented soci- ety, was followed by a press conference at WSRE and later a question and answer session on the Student Center Patio. During both events, Raffer- ty, appealing to a surprisingly wide cross-section of the campus, stimulated student interest and thinking. Student response was sober, questioning and critical. , A ,.,, - ' . A ,W , , ,, ' 4' ' -f7 '1't1ii if D Above and below: Dr. Rafferty discusses important issues with students on the Student Center Patio. -xx' ' X '1 f 'n NM, ,rw ' MW... 1 K mam aku. W We ', w, 7wMM5 w.v . in
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4 ., Iohn Chappell Walking onto the stage after three hours of make-up which transformed his 31 years into Mark Twain's 73, John Chappell kicked off the 1970-71 Lyceum Series with a masterful rendi- tion of Hal Holbrook's Mark Twain Tonight. Holding a cigar and puffing occasionally with resultant spirals of smoke rising above the fami- liar Twainian countenance, Chappell presented a wide assortment of Twain's satire, humor and commentary. Program format was flexible with Chappell selecting material as he performed. Chappell's professional talent and knowledge of Mark Twain made his performance a highlight of the Lyceum Series.
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