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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1977
This is an Aggie Cinema Poll for the Fall Semester 1977. Please turn
in the polls at the Student Programs Office (Rm 216, MSC) or the
Ballot Box in front of the Aggie Cinema display case on the main floor
of the MSC.
POPULAR
Choose a maximum of 10 movies:
James Bond Festival
The Man Who Would Be King
All the Presidents Men
Rocky
Network
Ode to Billy Jo
Barry Lyndon
St. Ives
Midway
Carrie
A Matter of Time
Family Plot
Swashbuckler
Seven percent Solution
Bingo Long & the Traveling All-Stars
Two Minute Warning
Towering Inferno
Clint Eastwood Festival
Lets Do it Again
Death Wish
Once is not Enough
The Front
MIDNIGHT
Choose a maximum of 7 movies:
Silent Movie Car Wash
Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore Sugarland Express
The Longest Yard Mad Dogs & Englishmen
Bang the Drum Slowly Mandingo
Vanishing Point Catch - 22
Norman is That You? Sterile Cuckoo
Cream - Concert Blazzing Saddles
concert
World’s Greatest Athlete
Peter Pan
Million Dollar Duck
That Darn Cat
Charlie Chan
McLintock
The Alamo
American Graffiti
MATINEE
Choose a maximum of 7 movies:
The Family Jewels
Gable & Lombard
Little Big Man
Hop Along Cassidy
The King & I
A Man Called Flintstone
Return of a Man Called Horse
The Great Escape
CLASSICS
Choose a maximum of 13 movies:
Jezebel - Bette Davis, Henry Fonda
A Star is Born - Judy Garland
Grand Hotel - Greta Garbo, John & Lionel Barrymore
Greatest Show on Earth - Charlton Heston, James Stewart
Adam’s Rib - Tracey & Hepburn
Ensign Pulver - Walter Mathau, Burl Ives, Robert Walker
Breakfast at Tiffany’s - Andrey Hepburn & George Peppard
Fountainhead - Gary Cooper, Patricia Neal
Inherit the Wind - Spencer Tracey
Long Days Journey into Night - Kate Hepburn
Now Voyager - Bette Davis
Lord Jim - Peter O’toole
Joan of Arc - Ingrid Bergman
Man in the Glass Booth -
Three Faces of Eve - Joanne Woodward
The Big Sleep - Humphrey Bogart & Lauren Bacall
It’s a Wonderful Life - James Stewart, Donna Reed - Christmas Special
Rear Window - James Stewart, Directed by Hitchcock
North by Northwest - Cary Grant & Eva Marie Saint, Hitchcock
Vertigo - Hitchcock
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof - Elizabeth Taylor & Paul Newman
San Francisco - Clark Gable
Harvey - James Stewart & the Rabbit
Yankee Doodle Dandy - James Cagney
Platinum Blonde - Gene Harlow
INTERNATIONAL
Choose a maximum of 9 movies:
Idi Amin Dada - Documentary about the African Dictator
Seven Beauties - Directed by Lina Wurtmuller, Academy Award Nominee
Hester Street - Humorous film of Russian Jews immigrating to America
Face to Face - Igmar Bergman’s study of the female psyche
Swept Away - Lina Wurtmuller’s film of sex & politics
Visions of Eight - Eight directors document the 1968 Olympics
Amarcord - Directed by Fellini
La Dolce Vita - Directed by Fellini
The Story of Adel H. - Francois Truffant’s film of passion & romance
Obsession - Cliff Robertson & Genevieve Bujoild
Young Winston - The story of Winston Churchill’s early career
Lawrence of Arabia - Epic film of adventure in the Arabian Desert
Yellow Submarine - Beetle’s animated film
Walk About - Nicholas Roeg’s movie about two children in the Australian wilderness
Great Expectations - David Lean’s film based on the Charles Dicken’s Classic
The Decameron Episodic study of the complex of human sexuality
Stromboli - Directed by Rossellini Starring Ingrid Bergman
Don’t Look Now
The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes
Brief Encounter
A Hard Days Night - The Beatles
The Ruling Class - Peter O’toole, Ridicule of Religion & Aristocracy
Suggestions & Comments
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Oil divestiture views dift
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United Press International
DALLAS — One expert said it
was a step toward socialism, but
another called it a boost to the free
market economy. A third said it was
as American as apple pie.
A fourth expert, however, said
even Armageddon would be post
poned with the divestiture of the
world’s oil companies.
“I can’t even believe we even
have to discuss divestiture,’ Dr.
William Johnson, former senior
economist for the President s Coun
cil of Economic Advisors, told dele
gates to the 56th Annual Gas Pro
cessors Association Convention.
“The act is so patently bad that I
can’t even believe we have not just
scrapped the idea as unworkable.
But on the eve of Armageddon
there will be those who will shout
— ‘Let’s break up the oil companies
and all our problems will be solved.”
Johnson said divesiihirtj horsi
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oil industry, while anntliifaylotni)
Michael T. Halbouty, aiha-kiiiii H
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proposals to establisha| Ij Dr. b
and gas company,” Half, Lj and ;h
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dustries remain free to tijlimiting Boa
diversify, to find new wit,
ducing more of the
vices our people need at
possible costs — or will
der to government’s dor
ultimate economy?”
Rutgers University
Paul Davidson disagreed
Halbouty and Johnson, Culture wit
veStiture “as American
pie.”
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communism or even socil
said. “It is not questionfj'S
11 is a question of reality,'
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would not significantlya|i
of technological progress
create research incentives,
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hard to accept but divestij
worthy policy to pursue,
“You can live with horizon
titure.”
Walter S. Measdit,
economist for the Sen*
m it tee on antitrust
said horizontal divestila
guarantee a free marketm
“In a significant sectori
and gas market, coal
are competitive with oil
he said. “It is important ft
panies which dominate
source not be permittedli
dominant in potentiallyi«
sources.
“The supporters ofdivesS
not radicals. They are i!
truly conservative believe
virtue of a free enterprise
economy.
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