Monday, October 3, 1966
The Daily Nebraskan
Page 3
'Neiv Morality9 Panel
Discusses Philosophy
A panel discussion on the
concept of the' 'New Moral
ity" was presented Sunday
evening by the Gamma Delta
organization" of the Lutheran
Church.
The panel discussed the
concept of the new morality
as presented by two previous
lecturers In previous weeks.
These speakers were John
Saleski of St. John's College
in Whinflcld, Kansas and Dr.
Walter Mueller of Seward
Concordia.
The panel was made up of
members of the Gamma Del
ta group. They were Scotty
Schuetz, Dave Greenwell, Bill
Robert and Lyna Rathjen.
One of the panelists pre
sented a transcript of Hugh
Hefner's philosophy on the
New Morality. Hefner is the
editor of Playboy magazine.
According to Hefner, men
no longer recognize God and
so strive for something else
and this striving gives new
meaning to life for men.
Hefner bcleives that the
Cinema 16
Includes 9
A program of experimental
movies from Cinema 16 will
be shown at Sheldon Art Gal
lery Tuesday beginning at 8
p.m.
The nine short films, which
are each six to ten minutes in
length, will be shown succes
sively. Admission charge for
the program is 50 cents.
The program includes:
Hallucinations, directed by
Peter Weiss, is a film of
twelve erotic and subcon
scious visions envisioned in
twilight between waking and
sleeping. It is an unusual ex
ample of contemporary Euro
pean avant-garde film pro
duction. The Blood of the Beasts,
directed by Georges Franju,
an uncompromising portrait
of Paris is a film of savage
honesty and violent visual im
pact. Pacific 231, directed by Jean
Mitry, is a visualization of the
journey of a locomotive across
the French countryside to the
music of Arthur Honegger's
symphonic poem.
The World of Paul Delvaux,
directed by Henri Storck, is a
curious and poetic dream
Journey through the fantastic
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younger generation, which Is
giving up the recognition of
God, is looking for a new
moral, ITcfner also believes
that any act of sex where a
person learns something
about himself is good.
The same panelist said that
personal interest is the new
way of life and that success
is measured in material and
secular goods.
Another panelist d f i n e d
Old Morality as a traditional
system of values which is
held to be true by some
source, that source being the
Bible.
He also defined New Moral
ity as a system of values
which is held to be true by
an individual with the help
of no outside source.
Also a discussion of the
reason for the change to the
New Morality resulted in the
general agreement that it was
caused by the pressure on
the individual to become ex
pedient and the need for a
personal attitude which soci
ety is presenting.
Experiment
Short Films
world of the Belgian surreal
ist painter Paul Delvaux.
Cuckoo Waltz, directed by
E. van Moerkerken, debunks
law, order, pompousness and
conformism by means of doc
tored newsreel shots and cam
era tricks.
Le Bijou, directed by Fran
cis Lee, is a poetic portrayal
of the perilous adventures of
a colorful jewel, symbolizing
the tribulations of the artist
in search of creative fulfill
ment. A Movie, directed by Bruce
Conner, is a pessimistic com
edy of executions, catastro
phes and sex, magically com
piled from cowboy films,
movie titles, calendar art,
jungle movies and newsreels.
Kitual in Transfigured
Time, directed by Maya Der
en, is a poetic psychological
study achieved by accelera
tion and deceleration of time,
relating of unrelated gestures,
repetition of complex patterns
unrealizable In actuality.
Horse over Teakettle and
Other Films, directed by Rob
ert Breer, is an animated car
toon, tangentially a proud
challenge flung against the
bomb.
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PhoM By Mike Haymaa
IT'S A GOP YEAR . . . according to Young Republicans Becky Jones, Kathy Dunn,
Jackie Quigley, Mary Tallman, Mary Wenke and Kathy Shattuck.
YR's Begin Orgaiiizing Plans
For Fall Precinct Campaigns
With the election coming up
in one month, University YR's
participated in precinct work
all weekend, according to YR
President Cathie Shattuck.
Putting up yard signs, work
ing on policy statements, do
ing house to house canvass
ing and arranging for candi
dates to speak at Doane Col
lege in Crete occupied the
time of approximately 40 stu
dents, she added.
More than 150 yard signs
for Robert Denney, candidate
for Congress from the 1st Dis
trict, and Gubernitorial can
didate Norbert Tiemann were
placed at homes around Lin
coln. "We also canvassed
about an eight-block area as
to political party, were the
people registered and whether
or not they needed disabled
or absentee ballots," Miss
Shattuck said.
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be availible to any groups or
living units wishing to drive
people to the polls as a com
munity service project. In
connection with the canivas,
the YR's handed out GOP
campaignliterature and also
asked if the interviewee had
voted in the primary.
"The Go Girls called reg
istered Republicans during
the week-end to ask if we
could post signs in their
yards," she added. The Go
Girls will also be hostessing
at teas for Denney through
out Lincoln on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
Another group of the YR's
worked during the week-end
at Denney head quarters help
ing compose various policy
statements to be used later
this month.
Mis Shattuck said, "We're
campus illustrated
... wkele young, ideas begin.
chemical, civil,
electrical, electronics, mechanical
nuclear engineers
and architects
investigate career opportunities at
San Francisco Bay Naval Shipyard,
Representative on campus
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6
for interview, contact your placement office
A Equal Opporhmirr Emptoirtr. U. S. Citiianshla Raaulrad.
also helping organize a YR
group at Doane College and
are helping now by inviting
various GOP candidates to
speak at their school."
This past weekend has
been a busy one, she noted,
but YR groups can play a
major role in helping before
an election by doing projects
such as the University YR's
have worked on this week-end.
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TUESDAY, OCT. 4, 7:30 P.M.
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the first of its kind at the University of Nebraska. This
unique showing, which will be held at the Sigma Chi
house, is scheduled for this Wednesday evening, October 5.
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available for this unique showing. You may be one of the
few to receive one check your mail today.
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of the Sierras are within easy driving distance.
New Committee Begins
Marshmallow Crusade
Calling it a "cause that will
involve the homefront", a
group of University students
have organized a Crusade to
Send Marshmallows to Viet
nam. The group is advocating
that all American families
purchase bags of marshmal
lows to send to the Pentagon
in Washington with instruc
tions to forward the bags to
the children of South Viet
nam. The crusade is, according
to members of the group, an
attempt to organize the home
front and provide a gesture of
goodwill from U.S. troops to
the people of South Vietnum.
Marshamallows were chos
en because of their high su
gar content and because they
provide a hot meal when
roasted over fires. Also,
marshmallows float, which is
a useful characteristic in a
country that has a rainy sea
son. The group is considering
imprinting each marshmal
low with red food coloring
and the words "Hands Across
the Sea."
Plans call for the service
men in Vietnam to eventual
ly distribute the marshmal
lows to individual children to
put the program on a person
al basis with the South Viet
namese. "I envision the day when
the children of South Vietnam
will greet arriving U.S.
troops with, 'Hey, Joe, got a
marshmallow?'," e xplained
one member of the group.
The crusade is expected to
be started in earnest later
this month after the Marsh
mallows to Vietnam Commit
tee (M to VC) has become
more fully organized.
Derby Sua teller's
AtteinptsResisted
Sigma Chi Derby Day was
not all fun and games for
Jane Zook, a Sigma Kappa
pledge, who was admitted to
Bryan Hospital Saturday for
injuries sustained during the
Derby Day games.
Polly Rhynalds, Sigma Kap
pa president, said Miss Zook,
while attempting to steal a
Sigma Chi derby, met with
opposition from the derby's
owner. Miss Zook suffered a
fall and severely sprained her
leg, Miss Rhynalds added.
Bryan Hospital lists her
condition as satisfactory, Miss
Rhynalds said.
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