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University of Iowa Student Activities Bulletin, 1967-1970

1970-02-18 ""Can Man Survive"" (Man: An Endangered Species?) Page 6

February 18, 1970
STUDENT ACTIVITIES BULLETIN
Page 6

SPRING FILMS - 1970

The Films Area of Union Board is bringing "a festival of the world's finest films" to campus this semester. 
The films are listed below. Watch the calendar for time and dates!

TWENTIETH CENTURY
Holy Matrimony
Shop Around the Corner
Written on the Wind
Caught
You Only Live Once
History is Made at Night
China Gate
Shanghi Express
Air Force
The Great McGinty
Diary of a Chambermaid
Sunrise

WEEKEND FILMS
Interlude
For a Few Dollars More
A Thousand Clowns
Barbarella
The Committee
Planet of the Apes
The Pawnbroker
Darling
Bedazzled
Wait until Dark

SHOWCASE FILMS
Year of the Pig
Battle of Algiers
Genisis II
Salesman

CINEMA 16
My Life to Live
A Woman is a Woman
La Chinois
Masculine Feminine
Nazarine
Janus New Cinema I
Before the Revolution
Black God, White Devil
Street of Shame
Sundays and Cybele
Moment of Truth
New American Cinema
Symphony Pastorale
Shoot the Piano Player
Le Bonheur

STUDENT ORIENTATION ADVISERS WILL BE PAID $$$$$

Twelve positions are open to undergraduate students interested in the Summer Freshman Preregistration Program. The students will act as hosts and guides for prospective students, conduct sessions on class scheduling and help register new students. The summer job is available under the work-study program.
The job, which guarantees $250.00, involves 64 work hours plus 50 additional hours of training sessions. The assigned work hours will be from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on July 9, 10, 13, 14, 16, 17, 20, and 21. The training sessions will be scheduled in May or June.
Applications are available in the Office of Student Affairs (111 Jessup Hall), Registrar's Office (1 Jessup Hall), Activities Center (Iowa Memorial Union), or from Robert Leahy (1 Jessup Hall). Applications should be returned by February 28.
For additional information, contact Miss Helen Reich (353-3946) or Robert Leahy (353-3361).

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February 18, 1970 STUDENT ACTIVITIES BULLETIN Page 6 SPRING FILMS - 1970 The Films Area of Union Board is bringing "a festival of the world's finest films" to campus this semester. The films are listed below. Watch the calendar for time and dates! TWENTIETH CENTURY Holy Matrimony Shop Around the Corner Written on the Wind Caught You Only Live Once History is Made at Night China Gate Shanghi Express Air Force The Great McGinty Diary of a Chambermaid Sunrise WEEKEND FILMS Interlude For a Few Dollars More A Thousand Clowns Barbarella The Committee Planet of the Apes The Pawnbroker Darling Bedazzled Wait until Dark SHOWCASE FILMS Year of the Pig Battle of Algiers Genisis II Salesman CINEMA 16 My Life to Live A Woman is a Woman La Chinois Masculine Feminine Nazarine Janus New Cinema I Before the Revolution Black God, White Devil Street of Shame Sundays and Cybele Moment of Truth New American Cinema Symphony Pastorale Shoot the Piano Player Le Bonheur STUDENT ORIENTATION ADVISERS WILL BE PAID $$$$$ Twelve positions are open to undergraduate students interested in the Summer Freshman Preregistration Program. The students will act as hosts and guides for prospective students, conduct sessions on class scheduling and help register new students. The summer job is available under the work-study program. The job, which guarantees $250.00, involves 64 work hours plus 50 additional hours of training sessions. The assigned work hours will be from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on July 9, 10, 13, 14, 16, 17, 20, and 21. The training sessions will be scheduled in May or June. Applications are available in the Office of Student Affairs (111 Jessup Hall), Registrar's Office (1 Jessup Hall), Activities Center (Iowa Memorial Union), or from Robert Leahy (1 Jessup Hall). Applications should be returned by February 28. For additional information, contact Miss Helen Reich (353-3946) or Robert Leahy (353-3361).