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Vol. VIII No. 5 COLLEGE OF THE CANYONS November 23, 1917

Three leading players in the 18th century English costume farce, She Stoops to Berreth as Mrs. Hardcastle. The play, staged "in the round" in the Student
Conquer, presented last week by COC's drama students, were (from left) Center Cafeteria, was written by Oliver Goldsmith almost 200 years ago.
Robert Romans as Mr. Hardcastle; Keith Ronald as Tony Lumpkin, and Sarah William Baker directed. Photo by Ron Nicholson

College of the Canyons'
Change Rules annual fall Sports Banquet Theater Four Stages Costume
honoring athletes will be held
Tuesday, Dec. 6, in the Cafe- Farce, "She Stoops To Conquer"
On Registration teria at the Student Center.
The fete will cite some 75
By Linda Hitzeroth members of the football and By Kathy McGinnis
After eight years of priority cross country teams and the She Stoops to Conquer, a comedy An excellent performance was
registration at COC in which special women's volleyball team, said by Oliver Goldsmith, has a sub-title recorded by Carl Heinz in the role of
groups of students were permitted Mike Gillespie, athletic di- called The Mistakes of a Night. Charles Marlowe, an 18th century
to enroll in classes ahead of others, rector who will be master of The latter of the two titles may be English "gentleman of breeding". In
College of the Canyons will soon ceremonies of the dinner the more appropriate. the demanding part, Heinz ef-
adopt a l)ew policy of equality at starting at 7 p.m. Trophies While the cast of this, the latest fectively portrays a spineless and
registration. will be presented to athletes production of COC's Theater Four, bashful gentleman who is confused
Since the founding of this college, designated as "most valuable" rehearsed hard for long hours, it is in the presence of ladies but is
the registration policy has provided and "most inspirational", as not polished like a D'yole Carte and comfortable in the company of men
for students to register according to well as for other virtues. company operetta. But then again, and lovely barmaids. In the end,,
their identification (ID) card num- this isn't the Greek Theater. Heinz earns empathy from the
bers, permitting those who have The play, staged in the round in audience for his portrayal of the
attended the longest to register were unable to enroll in classes the Cafeteria on six occasions, in confused Marlowe.
first. already filled by earlier registrants. general gave good effort with Another good performance was
But there were numerous excep- Priority registration has been several above-average perfor- that of Dianne Abney as Kate
tions, causing irritation and resent- granted, as reported by Bud mances counter-balancing sub-par Hardcastle, "comely daughter of the
ment among some students who (Cont'd on page 3) outputs by others. (Cont'd on page 3)