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Under Milkwood Entwines Past and Present SIMPLICITY of sets and conservative dress ac- cented the superb acting by the Circle-in-the- Square Players in their presentation of Dylan Thom- as ' s Under Milkwood. Poignantly depicting a day of life in a Welsh sea- coast town, ten players, including two narrators, dram- atized the interdependence of past and present, life and death, on a forty-foot stage. Eight actors portrayed some 35 diiferent characters, running the gamut of personality. Such diverse beings as Rev. Jenkins, Lord Cut Glass and Sinbad Sailors were all played by the same man. The performance, attended by 850 people, was held in the Ballroom on October 9, and was sponsored by the Distinguished Visitors Program. Exuberant Mae Rose Cottage and Nogood-Boy-O 26
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' ill ' ml The Lederles and Dr. Field greet frosli BEANIES, beanies, everywhere — as another Fresh- man class invaded UMass in September. Somehow the sneak preview provided by summer counseling seemed inadequate to the bewildered nov- ices intent on solving the earliest problems of college life — housing, schedules, and occasionally, homesick- ness. Their first few days were filled with especially planned events. Freshman Convocation highlighted the series of administrative greetings and warnings, and social events such as the Freshman Mix helped break the ice. Registration was an obstacle, but with the help of IBM, nearly all surmounted it. Classes were more of a problem, expecially those eights and Sat- urdays. And that homework — Gee, Ma, high school was never like this! Having survived a week or so of academics the frosh were invited to meet President Lederle and vari- ous members of the faculty and administration at the President ' s Reception. On September 22, the Revelers sponsored the Fresh- man Ball — a new tradition at UMass. The frosh became full-fledged members of the col- lege community on October 18, when they voted for class officers. Elected were: Bernard Dallas, president; Milton Morin, vice-president; Carol Atwood, treas- urer; Susan Swanson, secretary. 25
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