Movie Review Split Over The Strawberry Statement
Kate March and Sonia of Young World offer conflicting views on The Strawberry Statement based on James Kunen's novel. The piece notes the film emphasizes style over plot and portrays campus radicals guiding students from protest to anti war demonstrations, ending with a shaker like finale and a tense clash with police.
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James Simon Kunen
Columbia University
Price Hill News
Kate March
Sonia
Young World
The Strawberry Statement film review from Sonia March
A vivid critique of the 1968 Columbia strike with a rower hero and campus radicals. Bruce Davidson and Kim Darby figures appear in a mix of witty moments and tense scenes. The ending shows protesters clashing with gas masked police, leaving viewers unsettled by the movie's left leaning message.
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Columbia
James Simon Kunen
Bruce Davidson
Essay on water pollution by Sandy Hafer honored in Kiwanis contest
Sandy Hafer argues water pollution threatens society and calls for community action. He urges end of cesspools and direct sewage into water, plant treatment stations, industrial sanitation, metal recycling, careful fertilizer application, and international pollution control, with stricter laws and enforcement.
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Cheviot-Westwood Kiwanis Club
Sandy Hafer
Epworth Ave
Western Hills High School
University of Cincinnati
Music Box Trip in the Country and Other New Albums Review
The piece reviews Area Code 615 a Nashville group blending country and R B with nine of eleven songs penned by members, Ten Wheel Drive mixing jazz rock with Genya Ravan’s vocals, Freedom echoing Cream style with Dirty Water covered, and Eric Quincy Tate delivering rock soul with Stonehead Blues and Comin Down.
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Scotland
Ten Wheel Drive
Polydor
Genya Ravan
Donna Cooper
Freedom
Cream
ABC
Eric Quincy Tate
Cotillion
Jeff McDowell
Bush
Dunhill
Melodic moods and hard rock riffs reviewed here
Paul Muriat and his orchestra create a mood album with a heartbeat sound suitable for all ages. Bush proves if anything, repetition can hurt a band with several similar tracks, while Sandy Nassau injects sophisticated guitar improvisation. The Hunchback of Notre Dame blends hard and soft rock with Otis Redding covers and Giant delivers expansive horn and guitar textures.
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Paul Muriat
Phillips
Chris Erdman
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